Understanding Vocabulary Part II

The freedom fighters were forced to ____________, but their faith in God and people’s dream strengthened them to keep on fighting against the aggressors.

• remembrance

• advance

• rally

• surrender

The ________ militia refused to obey the British army’s instruction to surrender their weaponry to them.

• siege

• advance

• rally

• defiant

The city was under _______ so that nobody could get in or get out of the city. Luckily, the people depended on no one for their food.

• siege

• defiant

• hamper

• anger

To ensure that they would win the battle, the foreign army sent______________ to the battle ground, some of which include weaponry and logistical support

• remembrance

• reinforcement

• rally

• refuse

Q. 

Do not betray me. Be loyal to our agreement. Your betrayal will _________me. I can be really angry, and that can mean thatthere will be no more collaboration between us

• hamper

• help

• refuse

• anger

Last week, teenagers _________ in the center of the city to support the beginning of bike-to-school program. They all came riding their bicycles.

• hamper

• rallied

• remembrance

• advance

The defeat in the Battle of Surabaya __________the militia movement only for a while. The heroic spirit had spread outand inflamed others to continue fighting for the country’s independence.

• siege

• refused

• surrender

• hampered

The militia___________secretly to take back the conquered city from the aggressor.

• angered

• advanced

• helped

• surrendered

Priski's mother told her to drop out of school because Priski's father died last month. Priski ______ that because she knows that education is important for her future.

• helped

• refused

• rallied

• hampered

Priski ______ her mother earns money by making some snack that she sells in the school canteen every day.

• helps

• rejects

• refuses

• denies