Making Inferences

A. small but dangerous

B. useful but unpredictable

C. elegant and calm

d. heavy and slow

A. The Moffats called Mr. Brooney's horse the dancey horse, because of the graceful way he threw his legs about when he cantered up the street.

B. Except for his eyes, which followed her around like those of the velvet-clad lady in the picture in the sitting room.

C. For the most part, however, he stood there dreamily, looking neither to left nor to right.

D. Mama was speechless with amazement and dropped the duster out of the window at the sight.

E. She had no desire to keep on walking under horses.

A. He hears Sylvie sing a high note.

B. He is bothered by a pesky fly.

C. He is impatient waiting for Mr. Brooney.

D. He is listening to Jane talking to him.