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English, 06.05.2020 17:01, emiller6462

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Byron figured he didn’t have anything to lose, so when we got about halfway down

the steps, he popped me SQUARE in the ear.

In which sentence does the word square mean the same thing as in the sentence above?

A. Mina moved her game piece to the next square on the checkerboard.

B. The students received three square meals at camp.

C. Officer Jones said that my story did not square with the facts.

D. The picture was placed square on the wall for anyone passing by to see

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