WorksheetsVocabulary and Terminology Recall-Round 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The weather today is abysmal
very good
tasty
boring
very bad
Scrooge responds to the charity collecters with facetious remarks
attractive
mildly insulting
big-headed
boring
Mistakes on to/too/two and your/you're are prevalent
widespread or common
evil
unlikely
benevolent
Gerald does acquiesce that he knew Daisy Renton
to digest
to argue
to reluctantly agree
to run away from
You can use apostrophes to show omission of letters
to make scary
to include
to leave out
to make slow
Scrooge uses idiosyncratic language such as 'humbug'!
usual in everyone
idiotic
insane
particular to a person
Dramatic irony makes Birling seem asinine
attractive
drunk
clever
idiotic
Scrooge indubitably changes through A Christmas Carol
to pay for
possible to doubt
impossible to doubt
to not pay for
Scrooge's nephew Fred is loquacious in comparison with his uncle who barely speaks to him
good at sports
talkative
quiet
bad at sports
Macbeth voices his uncertainty about killing in a soliloquy
one person talking to another
one person expressing their thoughts aloud
a dramatic argument
lots of people talking at once
