Vocabulary Quizs: "What Really Happened to Humpty?"

distract

• to draw away the attention of

• to focus intently on something

• to ignore completely

• to enhance concentration

innocent

• free from guilt or blame

• having a lack of experience

• not harmful or offensive

• naive or simple-minded

reveal

• to show or uncover

• to hide or conceal

• to confuse or mislead

• to ignore or overlook

snarled

• to growl and show teeth in a threatening way

• to speak in a soft and gentle manner

• to run quickly and silently

• to laugh loudly and uncontrollably

commotion

• a peaceful gathering

• a noisy confusion; disorder

• a quiet moment

• a structured event

sobbed

• to cry with great emotion while making short gasps for breath

• to laugh uncontrollably

• to speak in a low voice

• to shout loudly in anger

theory

• a view or opinion that has not been proven

• a scientific fact that is universally accepted

• a hypothesis that has been tested multiple times

• a conclusion drawn from empirical evidence

disguised

• to change or hide

• to reveal or show

• to enhance or improve

• to simplify or clarify

tuffet

• a type of dessert

• a low seat, such as a stool

• a small animal

• a kind of fabric

conspiracy

• a secret agreement to do something illegal; plot

• a public declaration of intentions

• a legal contract between parties

• a random act of kindness