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WorksheetsMiles Morales - Day 4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Choose the correct definition of the word:
Engulfed
hopelessness or despair
crouched or huddled
wandered or roamed
flooded or immersed
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Choose the correct definition of the word:
gauge
hopelessness or despair
crouched or huddled
wandered or roamed
flooded or immersed
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desperation
hopelessness or despair
crouched or huddled
wandered or roamed
flooded or immersed
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hunkered
hopelessness or despair
crouched or huddled
wandered or roamed
flooded or immersed
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meandered
hopelessness or despair
crouched or huddled
wandered or roamed
flooded or immersed
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Choose the correct definition of the word:
slinked
involuntarily or uncontrollably
crept by or slithered
tiniest or insignificant
incapacitate or destroy
casually or hastily
Choose the correct definition of the word:
reflexively
involuntarily or uncontrollably
crept by or slithered
tiniest or insignificant
incapacitate or destroy
casually or hastily
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mere
involuntarily or uncontrollably
crept by or slithered
tiniest or insignificant
incapacitate or destroy
casually or hastily
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sabotage
involuntarily or uncontrollably
crept by or slithered
tiniest or insignificant
incapacitate or destroy
casually or hastily
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carelessly
involuntarily or uncontrollably
crept by or slithered
tiniest or insignificant
incapacitate or destroy
casually or hastily
Identify the Figurative Language:
"We are not pincushions! We are not punching bags! We are not puppets! We are not pets!"
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Identify the Figurative Language:
It was as if Miles had been sucked into a vacuum.
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Just then, the door slammed open and the Chamberlains came charging in like troops infiltrating a camp.
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Its nine tails snaked around the room, the hair on them like razors and ends hardened and whittled to sharp points.
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Identify the Figurative Language:
He sprinted through the tunnel like an express train.
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Identify the Figurative Language:
"Good morning uh ... I was going to say sunshine, but you're soaking wet, so ... good morning, rainstorm ... "
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Identify the Figurative Language:
Maybe he could go to confession, get some things off his chest, apologize for what he wanted to do to the Warden-what he was planning to do.
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Identify the Figurative Language:
Miles peeled off his wet clothes, dried himself off with his towel, then stretched the suit over his body like a second skin.
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Identify the Figurative Language:
He thought about Austin, how he was unconsciously following in his father's footsteps down a path he didn't even know was paved for him the moment he was born.
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Identify the Figurative Language:
"In short, I think we're close to breaking him."
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