week 23

the blow inflamed robin. although he then smote the other with all his might, the stranger again warded off the blow

• The blow inflamed Robin. Although he then smote the other with all his might, the stranger again warded off the blow.

• the blow inflamed Robin. Although he then smote the other with all his might, the stranger warded off the blow.

• The blow inflamed Robin although he then smote the other with all his might. The stranger warded off the blow.

• The blow inflamed robin. Although he then smote the other with all his might, the stranger again warded off the blow.

The blow inflamed Robin. Although he then smote the other with all his might, the stranger again warded off the blow.

inflamed means...

• angered to the point of growing red in the face

• made cry in an embarrassing way

• saddened to the point of uncontrollably crying

• made laugh extremely hard

The blow inflamed Robin. Although he then smote the other with all his might, the stranger again warded off the blow.

smote means...

• struck hard

• made fun of

• ignored

• yelled at

at once he thwacked robin, only this time so squarely that our hero lost his footing and tumbled into the chilly water

• at once he thwacked robin, only this time so squarely that our hero lost his footing and tumbled into the chilly water.

• At once he thwacked Robin, only this time so squarely that our hero lost his footing and tumbled into the chilly water

• At once he thwacked Robin, only this time so squarely that our hero lost his footing and tumbled into the chilly water

• At once he thwacked Robin, only this time so squarely that our hero lost his footing and tumbled into the chilly water.

At once he thwacked Robin, only this time so squarely that our hero lost his footing and tumbled into the chilly water.

thwacked means...

• tickled

• tripped

• struck

• yelled at

to this unexpected happenstance, robin called back hah! i'm floating into the flood and out with the tide

• To this unexpected happenstance, Robin called back hah! I'm floating into the flood and out with the tide

• To this unexpected happenstance, robin called back, "hah! I'm floating into the flood and out with the tide!

• To this unexpected happenstance, Robin called back, "hah! i'm floating into the flood and out with the tide!"

• To this unexpected happenstance, Robin called back, "Hah! I'm floating into the flood and out with the tide!"

To this unexpected happenstance, Robin called back, "Hah! I'm floating into the flood and out with the tide!"

happenstance means

• chance happening or event

• a converstation

• a surprise test

• a stance of standing strong

he could not help laughing at himself at his sorry plight because he recognized the humor in his predicament

• He could not help laughing at himself at his sorry plight because he recognized the humor in his predicament.

• he could not help laughing at himself at his sorry plight because he recognized the humor in his predicament.

• He could not help laughing at himself at his sorry plight because he recognized the humor in his predicament

• he could not help laughing at himself at his sorry plight because he recognized the humor in his predicament

He could not help laughing at himself at his sorry plight because he recognized the humor in his predicament.

plight means...

• face

• problem

• flight

• airplane

He could not help laughing at himself at his sorry plight because he recognized the humor in his predicament.

predicament means...

• comedy skit

• prediction

• an unpleasant or difficult situation

• hometown