Question

1. which word from this page of the dictionary would best refer to an interesting and valuable collection of old glass jars? bribe /braɪb/ noun something promised or given to a person as a way of getting that person to do a certain thing verb to give or offer a bribe to. bric - a - brac /brik ə bræk/ noun small miscellaneous decorative objects of value as antiques or curiosities. brick /brɪk/ noun a very hard block of clay, often used to make walls. brickbat /brɪk bæt/ noun a piece of brick, especially one used as a projectile or weapon. a bribe b bric - a - brac c brick d brickbat

Explanation:

The definition of "bric - a - brac" mentions small miscellaneous decorative objects of value as antiques or curiosities, which fits an interesting and valuable collection of old glass jars. The other words "bribe", "brick", and "brickbat" have completely different meanings not related to collections of objects.

Answer:

B. bric - a - brac