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Direction: Choose the correct meaning of the underlined word in the given sentence.

Don’t you think the dog would need a kennel to stay?

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  1. A type of toy
  2. A type of seed
  3. A house for a dog or a cat
  4. A small piece of material

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Option 3 : A house for a dog or a cat
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The correct answer is "A house for a dog or a cat."

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  • The word "kennel" in this sentence refers to a house or shelter for a dog or cat. (छोटा कुत्ताघ, कुक्‍कुरशाला)
  • It is a noun and can be used to describe a small structure or building where pets are kept.
    • Example: We left our dog at the kennel when we went away.
  • The word is commonly used in the context of pet care and animal shelters.
  • In this sentence, the speaker is suggesting that a kennel would be necessary for the dog to stay in.
  • The correct answer is Option 3.

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