Unit 11 ESOL Quizizz

What does 'ajar' mean?

• partly open

• very big

• an agreement

• a crime or offense

What does 'emblem' mean?

• to beg for something

• a symbol or sign

• a small crime

• very wicked

What does 'havoc' mean?

• a first move or offer

• great destruction and disorder

• a conversation

• a trick

What does 'implore' mean?

• to beg for something

• to lose strength

• a small crime

• a story

What does 'infamous' mean?

• very wicked or shameful

• not strict

• an agreement

• to damage something

What does 'lax' mean?

• not strict or careful

• to beg for something

What does 'mull' mean?

• to think about something

• a large house

• a crime or offense

• partly open

What does 'overture' mean?

• a first move or offer

• a trick

• a small crime

• to beg for something

What does 'stalemate' mean?

• a situation where no one can win

• to spoil or damage

• an agreement

• a first move

What does 'vindictive' mean?

• wanting revenge

• too many to count

• a conversation

• very big