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English, 03.10.2019 08:20 makrosebud7821

Read the passage.

after the snow stopped, the sun came out. i looked out the window to see whether there was any snow on the ground. and oh my, there was a lot of snow! i found that my car had been transformed into a snowy kilimanjaro. realizing i wouldn’t be leaving soon, i went to get a shovel.

the context clue that best the reader understand the meaning of "snowy kilimanjaro” is

after the snow stopped
to see if there was a lot of snow
had been transformed
i went to get a shovel

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