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WorksheetsHatchet Chapters 15 - Epilogue Vocabulary
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
boughs (n.)
tree branches
a continuous low humming sound (like the sound of an engine or the buzz of a bee)
furious or hectic activity
capacity (n.)
the use of irony to mock or convey contempt
a continuous low humming sound (like the sound of an engine or the buzz of a bee)
the maximum amount that can be contained
incessant (adj.)
a considerable amount, quantity, or size
done automatically without thinking; a natural feeling that comes to you, it is not learned
unending
instinctive (adj.)
done automatically without thinking; a natural feeling that comes to you, it is not learned
damaged by blows or hard usage
unending
to stymie (v.) stymied
to conceal or disguise by blending in with the surrounding area
stopped by something
substantial (adj.)
done automatically without thinking; a natural feeling that comes to you, it is not learned
a considerable amount, quantity, or size
damaged by blows or hard usage
visibility (n.)
the use of irony to mock or convey contempt
a continuous low humming sound (like the sound of an engine or the buzz of a bee)
how far or well you can see, especially as affected by the light or the weather
to camouflage (v.)
stopped by something
to conceal or disguise by blending in with the surrounding area
sarcasm (n.)
furious or hectic activity
a continuous low humming sound (like the sound of an engine or the buzz of a bee)
the use of irony to mock or convey contempt
battered (adj.)
damaged by blows or hard usage
a considerable amount, quantity, or size
unending
aluminum (n.)
how far or well you can see, especially as affected by the light or the weather
a silver-white light metallic chemical element that is easily worked, conducts electricity well, resists weathering, and is the most plentiful metal in the earth's crust
the maximum amount that can be contained
butane (n.)
a silver-white light metallic chemical element that is easily worked, conducts electricity well, resists weathering, and is the most plentiful metal in the earth's crust
a type of gas that is used in a liquid form as a fuel usually for cooking or heating
furious or hectic activity
drone (n.)
furious or hectic activity
tree branches, limbs
a continuous low humming sound (like the sound of an engine or the buzz of a bee)
furor (n.)
how far or well you can see, especially as affected by the light or the weather
the maximum amount that can be contained
furious or hectic activity
unwittingly (adv.)
done automatically without thinking; a natural feeling that comes to you, it is not learned
unintentionally; by accident; inadvertently
damaged by blows or hard usage
