Question

the monster of kings island christopher bollen ● 2014 the monsters of southern ohio had long wait lines and strict height requirements. but one behemoth in particular - a roller coaster called the beast - served as a rite of passage for us kids of cincinnati. even before i saw the roller coaster, its infamy was scored in my mind by way of the beasts ubiquitous logo: two manacled claws straddling a railroad track that disappeared into a fiery hellhole. it was a test of courage and bladder control that made watching a slasher film at a friends sleepover seem like a walk in the woods. (full disclosure: at 8, walks in the woods frightened me, as did swimming pools and vans with 3. which of the following is the best definition for the word \behemoth\ as it is used in paragraph 1? a. something stern b. something strange c. something unknown d. something enormous

Explanation:

The word "behemoth" is used to describe a large - scale roller coaster. It implies something of great size. "Enormous" best captures this meaning in the context of the passage.

Answer:

D. Something enormous