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Animal Farm Chs. 7 & 8 Vocabulary

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

He stared down at the .................. wheel and gears of his bike and realized he had been lucky to get away ......................... .

a)

pervading, ruthless

b)

collaborated, unscathed

c)

machinations, envious

d)

mangled, unscathed

2.

Everyone could tell that they were .................... of The Beatles' success, but they ............................. denied trying to sabotage their performance.

a)

envious, impendingly

b)

pervading, ruthlessly

c)

envious, categorically

d)

collaborated, ruthlessly

3.

When the last of the .............. had been devoured, some of the Tyrannosaurus Rex unfortunately turned to ............................. .

a)

pullets, cannibalism

b)

unscathed, inspiration

c)

pullets, skulking

d)

cannibalism, ruthlessly

4.

They found him hiding in the ................... after a manhunt that lasted over a ....................... .

a)

privy, machination

b)

spinnery, decreed

c)

privy, collaboration

d)

spinnery, fortnight

5.

The crowd ...................... as the guillotine dropped and they knew then that any ..................... would not go unpunished.

a)

pervaded, treacherous

b)

clamored, machinations

c)

inscribed, ruthlessness

d)

clamored, treachery

6.

Fearing an .................. attack by the Orks, the queen ................... that all citizens should remain inside the city walls.

a)

envious, collaborated

b)

impending, decreed

c)

envious, clamored

d)

impending, unscathed

7.

The vultures ...................... devoured the ................... corpses of both the antelope and the cheetah.

a)

categorically, inscribed

b)

ruthlessly, unscathed

c)

ruthlessly, mangled

d)

categorically, skulking

8.

The .................. scattered in every direction as Bruno came ...................... through the long grass.

a)

pullets, skulking

b)

envious, categorically

c)

pullets, pervading

d)

privy, treacherous

9.

They stated ........................ that although they had .......................... on the real estate investments, there was no conflict of interest.

a)

categorically, collaborated

b)

enviously, mangled

c)

categorically, clamored

d)

ruthlessly, decreed

10.

Her mother was such an ........................ to her that she had an image of her face .......................... onto her favourite bracelet.

a)

unscathed, pervading

b)

inspiration, inscribed

c)

envious, collaborated

d)

inspiration, privy

11.

Even though they had ............................ on many projects, she was not ................ to his financial dealings.

a)

unscathed, decreed

b)

clamored, privy

c)

collaborated, privy

d)

skulked, envious

12.

This path is ...................... because of the river crossings, so it could take up to a ......................... to reach the huts.

a)

treacherous, fortnight

b)

envious, fortnight

c)

inscribed, inspiration

d)

pervading, impend

13.

The villagers .................... for answers from the as they knew that floods were ...................... if the rain continued.

a)

inscribed, mangle

b)

collaborated, pervading

c)

clamored, impending

d)

unscathed, pervading

14.

One might think that Stalin must have been .................... by Mao Zedong when we understand the way they both ........................ oppressed their dissenters.

a)

collaborated, mangled

b)

inscribed, treacherously

c)

collaborated, ruthlessly

d)

inspired, ruthlessly

15.

She felt .............. and unappreciated when she learned that she had not been ............ to those meetings.

a)

unscathed, mangle

b)

treacherous, privy

c)

envious, privy

d)

skulking, decreed

16.

They were last seen ................... away from the wedding party, and have not been seen for over a ........................ .

a)

skulking, fortnight

b)

treacherous, mangle

c)

pervading, inspiration

d)

ruthlessly, fortnight