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WorksheetsCurious Incident Vocab 1
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Christopher likes to use his own _____________ when he eats because he doesn't like the germs of others to be on anything he is going to use to eat.
cutlery
red herring
intuition
singularity
Mrs. Alexander offers Christopher a piece of cake frosted with ____________, but Christopher refuses because he does not like the yellow color.
amnesia
marzipan
precedent
slander
Christopher believes that his mother was killed by heart attack that was caused either by a/an _______________or a/an_________________.
digression
embolism
aneurysm
dementia
Christopher's teacher promises to find Christopher a/an _____________________ to administer his exams even though most students in his school don't take them.
intuition
apocryphal
invigilator
red herring
Christopher does not believe in ___________________ stories because he only believes in things that can be proven true.
apocryphal
anemic
cutlery
precedent
Christopher's description of the Sherlock Holmes story is a/an ______________ from his story about Wellington and does not really advance the plot of the novel.
red herring
dementia
embolism
digression
Christopher knows that he cannot falsely accuse someone of killing Wellington or he would be guilty of _______.
intuition
amnesia
slander
dementia
Rather than use his ______________ to solve a problem, Christopher counts on logic and figures everything out step by step.
marzipan
digression
intuition
invigilator
Christopher considers that if a person killed a dog and then forgot about it, he would have to suffer from _______.
embolism
amnesia
marzipan
singularity
The owner had __________, so he may not have been able to make reasonable decisions.
dementia
precedent
cutlery
digression
amnesia
partial or total loss of memory
an example that is used to justify similar occurences at a later time
almond paste and egg whites
words falsely spoken
apocryphal
instinctive knowing
a message that departs from the main subject
strangeness by virtue of being remarkable
of questionable authority
cutlery
partial or total loss of memory
tableware implements
occlusion of a blood vessel
a message that departs from the main subject
intuition
almond paste and egg whites
instinctive knowing
lacking vigor or energy
words falsely spoken
precedent
lacking vigor or energy
instinctive knowing
an example that is used to justify similar occurences
words falsely spoken
digression
a message that departs from the main subject
partial or total loss of memory
tableware implements
strangeness by virtue of being remarkable
red herring
strangeness by virtue of being remarkable
any diversion intended to distract
words falsely spoken
instinctive knowing.
invigilator
almond paste and egg whites
words falsely spoken
lacking vigor or energy
someone who watches over examination candidates
