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WorksheetsA Tragedy Revealed... (part 3) Holt adapt. ver.
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
No longer new or fresh
barb (noun)
stale (adjective)
rapid (adjective)
outbreak (noun)
The sharp part of a fish hook that makes it hard to remove from something caught on it.
barb (noun)
stale (adjective)
rapid (adjective)
typhus (noun)
Quick and sudden
rapid (adjective)
outbreak (noun)
unconscious (adjective)
pitiful (adjective)
Something suddenly starts to happen, esp. a disease or something dangerous
recall (verb)
pitiful (adjective)
shipment (noun)
outbreak (noun)
An infectious sickness made by organisms carried by lice
(fever, pain in the head, dark red spots on the body)
typhus (noun)
Jupiter (noun)
Moon (noun)
feast (noun)
Not awake and unaware of what’s happening around you
sardines (noun)
outlast (verb)
unconscious (adjective)
clutter (noun)
Making people feel sorry or sympathy
pitiful (adjective)
feast (noun)
outlast (verb)
troop (noun)
A big, special meal
pitiful (adjective)
feast (noun)
rapid (adjective)
tragedy (noun)
To work or operate longer than someone or something else
typhus (noun)
pitiful (adjective)
outlast (verb)
rapid (adjective)
A small sea fish which can be eaten
shipment (noun)
sardines (noun)
barb (noun)
outbreak (noun)
Graveyard; an area in which dead bodies are buried
cemetery (noun)
heroine (noun)
exposition (noun)
reveal (verb)
When a problem is improved or solved
reveal (verb)
troop (noun)
resolution (noun)
outlast (verb)
Goods transported together
exposition (noun)
troop (noun)
cemetery (noun)
shipment (noun)
A female who is admired for bravery or great achievement
reveal (verb)
exposition (noun)
heroine (noun)
clutter (noun)
A group of soldiers or police
troop (noun)
reveal (verb)
recall (verb)
clutter (noun)
To bring the memory of a past event into your mind
shipment (noun)
reveal (verb)
troop (noun)
recall (verb)
To make a secret known or shown
outlast (verb)
reveal (verb)
rapid (adjective)
stale (adjective)
A condition of disorder
cemetery (noun)
troop (noun)
clutter (noun)
feast (noun)
A very sad event or situation, esp. one involving death or suffering
tragedy (noun)
exposition (noun)
resolution (noun)
reveal (verb)
The part of a writing which explains what happened before the story begins
plot (noun)
conflict (noun)
exposition (noun)
resolution (noun)
