Lesson 7

What does the term 'gird' mean?

• An exit

• A mysterious style of fiction

• A state of continual change

• To prepare for an event or action

What does 'daunt' imply?

• To laminate

• High spirits

• A dictator with absolute power

• To make afraid; to discourage

What is 'flux'?

• Extreme poverty

• A wretched living place

• A state of continual change or movement

• To show excessive love for

What does 'gothic' relate to?

• An exit

• A job's period of time

• To support with proof or evidence

• Of the middle ages; relating to a mysterious style of fiction

What is a 'hovel'?

• High spirits

• Of or like a corpse

• A wretched living place; an open shed

• A dictator with absolute power

What does 'cadaverous' describe?

• A means of going out

• Of or like a corpse; pale; gaunt; thin

• Extreme poverty

• To make by bonding layers together

What is 'penury'?

• A mysterious style of fiction

• A state of continual change

• Extreme poverty

• An exit

What does 'egress' mean?

• A dictator with absolute power

• High spirits

• To show excessive love for

• An exit; a means of going out

What is a 'despot'?

• Of the ancient, first ages of the world

• A dictator with absolute power

• A job's period of time

• To support with proof or evidence

What does 'exuberance' imply?

• To laminate

• High spirits; happy enthusiasm

• A state of continual change

• A wretched living place