WorksheetsShort story 5 vocabulary
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Using remarks that clearly mean the opposite of what you say,in order to hurt someone's feelings or to humorously criticize something
sarcastic
witty
joyful
abnormal
Not interesting or exciting in any way
comprehensive
aristocratic
dull
lovable
Something weird (starnge) or unexpected
eloquent
odd
gratified
triumph
A pleasant, sweet smell
benevolence
satisfaction
delusion
fragrance
Suddenly filled feeling,shock and worry
aghast
beaver
rapturous
innocent
Find the right phrasal verb.
to cause an unpleasant eomotion or problem to begin or grow
look up
straight up
stir up
carry off
To become better
look up
straight up
stir up
carry off
To succed in doing or achieving something difficult
look up
stir up
straight up
carry off
Used to show that you are telling the truth:
carry off
straight up
stir up
look up
Find the correct picture with the given word. (Peacock)
"Oh, I'm "PEACOCKS", am I?"
"Begging your pardon, my "DOVE".
"Ah, I see, a diving-bell, who knows how to go down into a sea of troubles, and bring up the "PEARLS " worth having."
A person who go with other costumer to help and defend him/her.
pedestrian
escort
infant
soldier
A new born baby or young child
lad
pedestrian
infant
escort
A person who good at walking
herd
knight
infant
pedestrian
A man given a rank of honour by a king or queen because of his special achievements,who fights and serve for king.
soldier
knight
herd
