BISP Vocab T1

(restrictions, strolling, slanted, dismissively, thud)

The table is a little bit (a)   , so my pencil case cannot stand still on it.

(restrictions, strolling, slanted, dismissively, thud)

We shouldn’t talk to someone in a (a)   way even though they don't share the same opinion with us.

(restrictions, strolling, slanted, dismissively, thud)

Anson decided to (a)   along the riverside after dinner with her dog.

(restrictions, strolling, slanted, dismissively, thud)

Some places may have to be fenced off to (a)   people from going in during the ceremony.

(restrictions, strolling, slanted, dismissively, thud)

The box fell with a (a)   from the rooftop.

(plaque, incredulous, huddled, irritably, pension)

A large, metal (a)   was placed at the gate after the school was opened in 1921.

(plaque, incredulous, huddled, irritably, pension)

Daisy stared at her house (a)   after the earthquake. She couldn't believe what she saw.

(plaque, incredulous, huddled, irritably, pension)

It's freezing cold today. The monkeys (a)   together under the tree to keep themselves warm.

(plaque, incredulous, huddled, irritably, pension)

Tom didn't manage to sleep at night.  It has made him (a)   to his family problem.

(plaque, incredulous, huddled, irritably, pension)

Mr Watson will retire this summer. He will get a (a)   as a reward from his boss.