Vocabulary Quizs Week 5 Grade 8

characterisation (noun, B2)

• The way a writer presents and describes characters in a story.

• A technique used to create suspense in a narrative.

• The process of editing and revising a manuscript.

• A method for analyzing the plot structure of a story.

muster (verb, B2)

• To gather or bring together, especially strength or courage.

• To scatter or disperse widely.

• To ignore or overlook something important.

• To analyze or break down into parts.

nasty (adjective, A2)

• Very unpleasant or unkind.

• Pleasant and friendly.

• Bright and cheerful.

• Calm and peaceful.

death trap (noun, B2)

• A place or thing that is very dangerous and could cause death.

• A safe and secure location.

• A type of game or sport.

• A method of transportation.

filthy (adjective, A2)

• Very dirty.

• Clean and tidy.

• Somewhat dirty.

• Pleasant and fresh.

diversion (noun, B1)

• A type of entertainment that is enjoyable.

• Something that takes your attention away from something else.

• A method of solving a problem quickly.

• A place where people gather for social activities.

uncomfortable (adjective, B2)

• Feeling at ease and relaxed.

• Feeling uneasy or physically not at ease.

• Feeling excited and energetic.

• Feeling indifferent or apathetic.

irritation (noun, B1)

• The feeling of being happy and content.

• The feeling of being annoyed or impatient.

• The feeling of being excited and energetic.

• The feeling of being relaxed and calm.

striding (verb, B1)

• Walking with long, confident steps.

• Running quickly with short steps.

• Walking slowly and carefully.

• Jumping from one place to another.

horizon (noun, B1)

• The line in the distance where the earth and sky seem to meet.

• A type of cloud formation in the sky.

• The point at which the sun sets below the earth.

• A measurement of distance in astronomy.