Vocabulary Lesson-3

When you allude to something, you:

• Say it clearly

• Mention it indirectly

• Shout about it

• Talk about it deeply

To consecrate a place means to:

• Decorate it

• Build it quickly

• Make it special or holy

• Lock it forever

Schools disseminate information when they:

• Spread it around

• Formally deliver it

A grandma who dotes on her pet:

• Ignores it

• Is angry with it

• Shows lots of love to it

• Teaches it tricks

The coach exhorted the team, which means he:

• Told them to give up

• Gave strong encouragement

• Ignored their efforts

• Fired them

A feckless person is someone who is:

• Hardworking

• Strong and helpful

• Careless and weak

• Funny and kind

If someone is implicated in a problem, it means they:

• Are not involved

• Are part of the problem

• Solved the problem

A pensive person is usually:

• Angry

• Laughing loudly

• Deep in thought

• Sleeping

A wedding with lots of pomp is:

• Simple

• Very fancy and grand

• Quiet and plain

• having lots of firework

A stilted speech sounds:

• Natural and friendly

• Funny and silly

• Forced and unnatural

• Loud and scary