House Taken Over Vocab

spacious

• lots of room

• not much room

• overwhelming

• afternoon

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obscure

• exhaustion

• not well known

• not right

• unpopular

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muffled

• difficult to hear because something is covering the sound

• difficult to understand because one's thoughts are confused

• to be distracted

• to wear a scarf

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In which of the following sentences is the word obscure used correctly?

• It is an obscure fact that Albert Einstein was likely autistic.

• The obscureness of the famous actress's talent was obvious when she won an Emmy.

• Our obscure position in the dark surprised no one.

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In which of the sentences below is the word spacious used correctly?

• We spaciously decided to visit the museum on Sunday.

• The spacious room offered few places to hide from the creepy monster.

• The spaciousness of our actions caused us to get in trouble.

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Which of these pics shows a vestibule?

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Which of these shows the idea of muffled.

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If a meal is sufficient, it _____.

• is too much food

• not enough food

• is enough to not be hungry

• very tasty

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How are the houses similar in "The Fall of the House of Usher" and "House Taken Over?" 2 correct answers.

• both have lots of plants

• both have been owned by families for a long time

• both are large and show how rich the owners are.

• both are falling apart with cracks

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How do the two stories differ in their approach to telling about events, characters, and places?

• "The Fall of the House of Usher" is about frightening events.

• "The Fall of the House of Usher" is a calm setting with peace and happiness.

• "House Taken Over" calmly shows a growing threat.

• "House Taken Over" shows characters panicking and running about the house.

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