24. Choose the sentence in which the underlined word has the same meaning as it does in the sentence within the brackets. [ I prefer to roll the paint on the walls rather than brush it. ] The waves caused the ship to roll all night long. Lunch specials include a salad, roll and butter. He had a roll of twenty dollar bills in his pocket. You have to roll the dough after it rises.

To find the sentence where the underlined word "roll" has the same meaning as in the sentence "[I prefer to roll the paint on the walls rather than brush it.]", we need to analyze the meaning of "roll" in both contexts. In the first sentence, "roll" refers to applying paint using a roller, which is a method of spreading paint smoothly over a surface. Now, let's examine the options: 1. **The waves caused the ship to roll all night long.** - Here, "roll" refers to the motion of the ship moving back and forth due to the waves. This is not the same meaning as applying paint. 2. **Lunch specials include a salad, roll and butter.** - In this context, "roll" refers to a type of bread. This is also not the same meaning as applying paint. 3. **He had a roll of twenty dollar bills in his pocket.** - Here, "roll" refers to a bundle or stack of bills. This is not the same meaning as applying paint. 4. **You have to roll the dough after it rises.** - In this case, "roll" refers to flattening or shaping the dough, which is somewhat similar to the action of rolling paint on a surface. The best choice is: **You have to roll the dough after it rises.** This sentence uses "roll" in a context that involves a similar action of applying pressure and spreading, akin to rolling paint on a wall.