WorksheetsA Wrinkle in Time Vocabulary (Chapter 4)
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 6mins
a bright circle seen around the sun or moon
centaur
monoliths
corona
resonant
a loud, clear, deep, or strong sound
a strong sense of happiness, power, or importance
a large, flat area of land that is higher than other areas of land that surround it
easily seen or recognized; able to be touched or felt
ephemeral
ineffable
tangible
corporeal
impossible to stop, prevent, or change
having or consisting of a physical body or form
lasting a very short time
unhidden; clear
obscure
intoned
unobscured
askew
crooked; lopsided; angled
too great, powerful, beautiful, etc. to be described or expressed (put into words)
having gradually gotten smaller
a mythological creature which is half human and half horse
inhabitants
centaur
gales
monoliths
very large stones that are usually tall and narrow which have been placed by people as monuments or for religious reasons
a bright circle seen around the sun or the moon
a large, flat area that is higher than other areas of land that surround it
having gradually gotten smaller
intoned
delved
dwindled
sparse
thinly covering an area; not thick or full
not clearly seen or easily distinguished
crooked; lopsided; angled
impossible to stop, prevent, or change
ineffable
inexorable
intoned
apprehension
a strong sense of happiness, power, or importance
a loud, clear, deep, or strong sound
fear/worry that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen
gales
a sudden occurrence of laughter, tears, etc.
a bright circle seen around the sun or the moon
a mythological creature which is half human and half horse
obscure
not clearly seen or easily distinguished
unhidden; clear
lasting for a very short time
ineffable
impossible to stop, prevent, or change
thinly covering an area; not thick or full
too great, powerful, beautiful, etc. to be described or expressed (put into words)
a strong sense of happiness, power, or importance
apprehension
exaltation
tangible
having searched for information about something
dwindled
intoned
delved
plateau
a large flat, area of land that is higher than other areas of land that surround it
very large stones that are usually tall and narrow which have been placed by people as monuments or for religious reasons
a sudden occurrence of laughter, tears, etc.
persons (or animals) living in a particular place
monoliths
gales
inhabitants
lasting a very short time
ephemeral
sparse
apprehension
intoned
not clearly seen or easily distinguished
to speak in a way that sounds like music or chanting
having gradually gotten smaller
