WorksheetsThe Cay Chapters 13-19
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
the state of being intensely interested
treacherous
fascination
tread
pelt
dangerously unstable and unpredictable
recede
unravel
debris
treacherous
elevation above sea level or above the earth's surface
crevice
tread
pelt
altitude
give a small sharp bite to
recede
nip
tread
crevice
to attack and bombard with or as if with missiles
recede
debris
pelt
tread
to become or cause to become undone by separating the fibers of
pelt
debris
recede
unravel
to put down, place, or press the foot
tread
altitude
nip
crevice
the remains of something that has been destroyed
pelt
crevice
treacherous
debris
to pull back or move away or backward
tread
recede
crevice
pelt
a long narrow depression in a surface
crevice
tread
fascination
altitude
I knew that (a) sea urchins were lurking in the tide pools.
The plane's engine roared as it went across the cay at a low (a) .
John decided to stop and (a) water to see if any fish swam up.
The bird flew down and tried to (a) me on the head.
The life-line started to (a) as he threw it into the water.
The driftwood was driven deep into the (a) of the coral.
As the storm came, we started getting (a) by the rain.
The boy listened in fascination as the pilot told his story about flying.
(a)
I could feel the (a) under my feet as I walked near the cay.
When the water (a) , it would tug at us as we fought against it.
