Question

0749 3 When he reached the point in his story when his friends were arrested and tortured, he began to cry. When he reached the point in his story when his friends were arrested and tortured, he began to [[cry]]. weep cry = the opposite of laugh: 'As the child was running towards me, she fell over and began to cry.' 'Babies always cry when they're hungry.'weep = cry quietly, usually because of great sadness. This word is mainly used in literary styles: 'He knelt down by his son's small grave and wept.'

Accepted Answer

cry ? When he reached the point in his story when his friends were arrested and tortured, he began to weep. When he reached the point in his story when his friends were arrested and tortured, he began to [[weep]]. cry | weep

Idx	0749
Keyword	cry
Sub Entry Number	3
Type of Sentence	?
Error Sentence	When he reached the point in his story when his friends were arrested and tortured, he began to cry.
Correct Sentence	When he reached the point in his story when his friends were arrested and tortured, he began to weep.
Cloze Error Sentence	When he reached the point in his story when his friends were arrested and tortured, he began to [[cry]].
Cloze Sentence	When he reached the point in his story when his friends were arrested and tortured, he began to [[weep]].
Cloze Answer	weep
Choices	cry \| weep
Explanation	cry = the opposite of laugh: 'As the child was running towards me, she fell over and began to cry.' 'Babies always cry when they're hungry.' weep = cry quietly, usually because of great sadness. This word is mainly used in literary styles: 'He knelt down by his son's small grave and wept.'

Cry Began Reached Point Story Friends Arrested Tortured