Question

y.3 use dictionary entries to determine correct usage bgx
look at this dictionary entry.
wont \wawnt\\ adjective 1. in the habit of; accustomed: bill wrote about the day’s experiences in his journal, as he was wont to do. — from middle english (wonen)
which sentence uses the word wont correctly?
scottish group simple minds was wont to record the song \dont you (forget about me)\ because someone else wrote it.
kendall was wont to spend her sunday mornings eating croissants and doing crossword puzzles.
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Explanation:

The dictionary defines "wont" as "in the habit of; accustomed". The correct sentence describes a repeated, habitual action (Sunday mornings routine), matching the definition. The first sentence links the action to an external reason (someone else writing the song) rather than a habit, so it is incorrect.

Answer:

Kendall was wont to spend her Sunday mornings eating croissants and doing crossword puzzles.