Every time my aunt comes to visit, she tells us an anecdote about her childhood, such as the time when she dressed her dog in her baby doll's clothes.

What does the word anecdote mean?

A. a short, amusing story

B. a funny imaginary tale

C. a long, interesting joke

D. a brief factual account

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Devan Wiggins

30 January, 09:37

Every time my aunt comes to visit, she tells us an anecdote about her childhood, such as the time when she dressed her dog in her baby doll's clothes.

What does the word anecdote mean?

A. a short, amusing story

B. a funny imaginary tale

C. a long, interesting joke

D. a brief factual account

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Aria Hutchinson · Answer 1

The answer is A.

It can't be B because it's not an imaginary tale since it's about her childhood. Not a long and interesting joke because it's about her childhood, and not a joke. And not D because it's not factual.

Every time my aunt comes to visit, she tells us an anecdote about her childhood, such as the time when she dressed her dog in her baby doll's clothes.What does the word anecdote mean?A. a short, amusing storyB. a funny imaginary taleC. a long, interesting jokeD. a brief factual account

Every time my aunt comes to visit, she tells us an anecdote about her childhood, such as the time when she dressed her dog in her baby doll's clothes.

What does the word anecdote mean?

A. a short, amusing story

B. a funny imaginary tale

C. a long, interesting joke

D. a brief factual account