Question

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in this excerpt from michael wigglesworths day of doom, choose the correct meaning for each underlined word.
they rush from beds with giddy ( ) heads,
and to their windows run,
viewing this light, which shines more bright
than doth ( ) the noon - day sun
straightway appears (they seet with tears)
the son of god most dread;
who with his train comes on amain ( )
to judge both quick and dead.

Explanation:

• "Giddy" in this context means dizzy. When people rush from beds, their heads might feel dizzy.
• "Doth" is an archaic form of "does". It is used to make the sentence more in line with the old - fashioned language of the poem.
• "Amain" means quickly or with great force. It describes how the Son of God comes with His train to judge.

Answer:

• giddy: dizzy
• doth: does
• amain: quickly