Question

the campers packed all their cooking paraphernalia before heading into the woods. what does paraphernalia mean? food supplies needed for something decorations souvenirs the appetizer preceded the main course at the dinner. what does preceded mean? came before came after happened during was ignored the old coat looked shabbier after years of use. what does shabbier mean? new and clean worn out

Explanation:

1. "Paraphernalia" refers to the supplies or equipment needed for a particular activity, so "Supplies needed for something" is correct.
2. "Preceded" means to come before in time, order, or position. So "Came before" is the right meaning.
3. "Shabbier" is the comparative form of "shabby", which means worn - out, shoddy, or in poor condition. So "Worn out" is the appropriate meaning.

Answer:

1. Supplies needed for something
2. Came before
3. Worn out