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WorksheetsThe Lightning Thief - Chapter 9 to 16
Total questions: 237
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Name
Class
Date
1.
(of an armed force or its commander) enter (a country or region) so as to defeat or occupy it
a)
invade
b)
spontaneous
c)
shrivel
d)
consult
2.
a decision or judgement on a disputed issue in a civil or criminal case
a)
overcast
b)
invade
c)
verdict
d)
forge
3.
guide or control the movement of (a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft), for example by turning a wheel or operating a rudder
a)
verdict
b)
steer
c)
shudder
d)
cower
4.
(weather) sky filled with grey clouds
a)
overcast
b)
forge
c)
topple
d)
accuse
5.
done, said, or produced freely and naturally <_________ trip >
a)
spontaneous
b)
shudder
c)
steer
d)
consult
6.
to tremble convulsively (shiver)
a)
topple
b)
shudder
c)
forge
d)
paranoid
7.
to form (something, such as metal) by heating and hammering
a)
verdict
b)
invade
c)
spontaneous
d)
forge
8.
to fall over from being too heavy at the top
a)
shudder
b)
topple
c)
steer
d)
overcast
9.
to blame for wrongdoing : to charge with a fault and especially with a crime
a)
steer
b)
prevail
c)
overcast
d)
accuse
10.
to win against opposition : be successful
a)
topple
b)
accuse
c)
invade
d)
prevail
11.
to seek the opinion or advice of <_______ a doctor >
a)
shudder
b)
invade
c)
consult
d)
verdict
12.
marked especially by suspiciousness, distrust, and feelings of persecution
a)
prevail
b)
spontaneous
c)
paranoid
d)
consult
13.
crouch down in fear
a)
cower
b)
consult
c)
overcast
d)
memento
14.
an object to keep with you as a reminder of something
a)
prevail
b)
memento
c)
forge
d)
cower
15.
wrinkle and contract
a)
shrivel
b)
accuse
c)
spontaneous
d)
paranoid
16.
Russia is __________ Ukraine right now.
a)
spontaneous
b)
invading
c)
overcast
d)
verdict
17.
The judge made the final ___________ on the court case. He decided the man was not guilty.
a)
verdict
b)
overcast
c)
paranoid
d)
spontaneous
18.
The weather is very __________ today. It might rain later.
a)
invading
b)
cower
c)
overcast
d)
verdict
19.
We went on a ______________ trip last week. It was really fun because we had not been planning on it!
a)
paranoid
b)
prevail
c)
cower
d)
spontaneous
20.
Don't be so ______________ no one is going to steal your bag.
a)
invading
b)
paranoid
c)
consult
d)
accused
21.
The thunder outside made the dog ________ in fear.
a)
cower
b)
overcast
c)
invading
d)
consult
22.
Don't give up! If we keep this up, we will __________.
a)
prevail
b)
accused
c)
verdict
d)
paranoid
23.
He was __________ of stealing Dora's pen.
a)
overcast
b)
consult
c)
accused
d)
shudder
24.
Please __________ with me before you make such a big decision next time.
a)
spontaneous
b)
cower
c)
shudder
d)
consult
25.
I ___________ to think what could have happened if I had been in that bus when it crashed.
a)
prevail
b)
shudder
c)
spontaneous
d)
paranoid
26.
to grow or spring up as or as if a sprout
a)
sprout
b)
misnomer
c)
savagery
d)
gnarled
27.
cause (a person or animal) to feel sudden shock or alarm
a)
gnarled
b)
startle
c)
sprout
d)
aisle
28.
a wrong or unsuitable name
a)
startle
b)
careen
c)
misnomer
d)
gargoyle
29.
the quality of being fierce or cruel
a)
savagery
b)
aisle
c)
wary
d)
stampede
30.
knobby, rough, and twisted, especially with age
a)
gargoyle
b)
hyperventilate
c)
vulnerable
d)
gnarled
31.
a path between rows of seats in a building such as a church or theater, an airplane, or a train
a)
aisle
b)
wary
c)
stampede
d)
carve
32.
move swiftly and in an uncontrolled way in a specified direction
a)
hyperventilate
b)
careen
c)
carve
d)
vulnerable
33.
a strange or frightening human or animal figure sticking out at the roof or eaves of a building (usually acting as a water sprout)
a)
gargoyle
b)
vulnerable
c)
hyperventilate
d)
eerie
34.
breathing that is very fast and deep and leads to abnormal loss of carbon dioxide from the blood
a)
misnomer
b)
eerie
c)
hyperventilate
d)
carve
35.
very careful, feeling or showing caution about possible dangers or problems
a)
wary
b)
stampede
c)
carve
d)
crater
36.
a wild rush or flight of frightened animals or people
a)
sprout
b)
aisle
c)
startle
d)
stampede
37.
capable of being physically or emotionally wounded
a)
gnarled
b)
vulnerable
c)
savagery
d)
eerie
38.
cut (a hard material) in order to produce an object, design, or inscription
a)
carve
b)
misnomer
c)
wary
d)
careen
39.
causing fear or uneasiness because of strangeness or gloominess
a)
startle
b)
careen
c)
aisle
d)
eerie
40.
a hole made by an impact (as of a meteorite) or by the explosion of a bomb or shell
a)
misnomer
b)
savagery
c)
crater
d)
sprout
41.
Oh my god! You ____________ me!
a)
careened
b)
startled
c)
gnarled
d)
carved
42.
His nickname is Mr. Quiet, but it's a ____________ because he is usually the loudest guy in the class.
a)
misnomer
b)
stampede
c)
vulnerable
d)
hyperventilate
43.
The car __________ into a tree after its tyre blew out.
a)
careened
b)
eerie
c)
stampede
d)
aisles
44.
Be __________ of trusting people you don't know.
a)
startled
b)
stampede
c)
wary
d)
carved
45.
Ivan felt ___________ walking into the dense jungle without any weapon.
a)
gargoyle
b)
hyperventilate
c)
aisles
d)
vulnerable
46.
The moon is full of __________ because it has been hit by many meteors.
a)
misnomer
b)
vulnerable
c)
aisles
d)
craters
47.
My grandfather is very old and has __________ hands.
a)
sprout
b)
gnarled
c)
wary
d)
carved
48.
Mary started to ____________ when she heard the terrible news.
a)
hyperventilate
b)
stampede
c)
startled
d)
carved
49.
The carpenter ___________ a beautiful pattern into the new door.
a)
gargoyle
b)
carved
c)
vulnerable
d)
eerie
50.
Most supermarkets have very narrow ___________.
a)
savagery
b)
wary
c)
aisles
d)
stampede
51.
to punish or criticize severely
a)
chastise
b)
jab
c)
pedestal
d)
migraine
52.
the base or support on which something is kept for display
a)
chastise
b)
pedestal
c)
impertinent
d)
distort
53.
to poke quickly or suddenly with something sharp or pointy
a)
ooze
b)
bray
c)
migraine
d)
jab
54.
a severe headache often restricted to one side of the head and accompanied by nausea and vomiting
a)
migraine
b)
reluctant
c)
falter
d)
interlace
55.
rude and disrespectful
a)
jab
b)
groggy
c)
impertinent
d)
nosedive
56.
soft mud or slime
a)
groggy
b)
falter
c)
ooze
d)
bray
57.
the loud harsh cry of a donkey
a)
impertinent
b)
bray
c)
jab
d)
clog
58.
to stumble or hesitate
a)
distort
b)
interlace
c)
clog
d)
falter
59.
to unite or cross by lacing together
a)
interlace
b)
nosedive
c)
bray
d)
bashful
60.
dazed, weak, or unsteady, especially from illness, intoxication, sleep, or a blow
a)
jab
b)
migraine
c)
groggy
d)
reluctant
61.
a sudden extreme drop
a)
chastise
b)
nosedive
c)
groggy
d)
bashful
62.
pull or twist out of natural shape
a)
ooze
b)
pedestal
c)
falter
d)
distort
63.
shy
a)
bashful
b)
bray
c)
pedestal
d)
interlace
64.
to fill or become filled beyond capacity
a)
falter
b)
jab
c)
ooze
d)
clog
65.
showing doubt or unwillingness
a)
reluctant
b)
pedestal
c)
impertinent
d)
interlace
66.
The _________ of my mom's cooking made my mouth water.
a)
gauze
b)
aroma
c)
migraine
d)
impertinent
67.
I think we all feel a little ___________ right after we wake up.
a)
groggy
b)
distort
c)
falter
d)
clog
68.
The bggar was wearing ________ clothes, so we donated some new clothes to him.
a)
ooze
b)
distort
c)
tattered
d)
impertinent
69.
The nurse wrapped the wound with a clean __________.
a)
aroma
b)
interlace
c)
gauze
d)
bray
70.
My friend ________ me in the ribs, and it really hurt!
a)
nosedived
b)
chastised
c)
tattered
d)
jabbed
71.
Samnang was ___________ to answer the questions.
a)
bray
b)
reluctant
c)
jab
d)
nosedive
72.
People try to __________ facts to suit their own opinions.
a)
distort
b)
clog
c)
ooze
d)
falter
73.
Vireak was chastised for being _______________.
a)
impertinent
b)
jab
c)
bashful
d)
pedestal
74.
The president's approval ratings ___________ after it was revealed that he had taken bribes.
a)
brayed
b)
chastised
c)
jabbed
d)
nosedived
75.
I can't come to work today. I've been having a _________ since last night.
a)
groggy
b)
migraine
c)
jab
d)
clog
76.
shine with small bright flashes
a)
aroma
b)
glint
c)
scorn
d)
gauze
77.
torn into pieces
a)
tattered
b)
aroma
c)
glint
d)
scorn
78.
a feeling of anger and disgust
a)
scorn
b)
glint
c)
aroma
d)
gauze
79.
a thin often transparent fabric
a)
aroma
b)
scorn
c)
gauze
d)
glint
80.
a noticeable and usually pleasant smell
a)
scorn
b)
glint
c)
gauze
d)
aroma
81.
soft moist barnyard manure, mud
a)
muck
b)
shimmer
c)
petrify
d)
pledge
82.
a main branch of a tree
a)
bough
b)
muck
c)
churn
d)
abyss
83.
rob a (place) using violence, especially in wartime
a)
pillage
b)
petrify
c)
mislead
d)
pledge
84.
to convert into stone or a stony substance
a)
petrify
b)
muck
c)
barter
d)
treacherous
85.
a : to stir or shake violently | b : to produce, move with, or experience violent motion or agitation
a)
churn
b)
bough
c)
barter
d)
abyss
86.
to lead in a wrong direction or into a mistaken action or belief
a)
mislead
b)
pillage
c)
churn
d)
environmentalist
87.
to trade one thing for another without the use of money
a)
barter
b)
muck
c)
mislead
d)
treacherous
88.
a deep split or gap in the earth
a)
chasm
b)
pillage
c)
churn
d)
environmentalist
89.
a promise or agreement that must be kept
a)
pledge
b)
petrify
c)
mislead
d)
shimmer
90.
a deep or seemingly bottomless chasm
a)
abyss
b)
bough
c)
churn
d)
indignant
91.
guilty of or involving betrayal or deception
a)
treacherous
b)
muck
c)
barter
d)
indignant
92.
a person concerned about environmental quality and especially with controlling pollution
a)
environmentalist
b)
chasm
c)
mislead
d)
cavern
93.
feeling or showing anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment
a)
indignant
b)
pillage
c)
chasm
d)
pledge
94.
a cave often of large or unknown size
a)
cavern
b)
bough
c)
chasm
d)
treacherous
95.
shine with a soft light
a)
shimmer
b)
bough
c)
churn
d)
abyss
96.
The invaders ___________ the entire city.
a)
pillaged
b)
mislead
c)
petrified
d)
pledged
97.
I feel like you're trying to ________ me.
a)
mislead
b)
pillaged
c)
pledged
d)
petrified
98.
We built our treehouse on the biggest _________ of the tree.
a)
bough
b)
mislead
c)
chasm
d)
churn
99.
The eartquake opened a large _______ in the ground.
a)
chasm
b)
environmentalist
c)
indignant
d)
churn
100.
Zanee is an _______________. She is always trying to educate others about how to protect the Earth.
a)
environmentalist
b)
mislead
c)
indignant
d)
shimmering
101.
Daramoon gave an ________ shout as someone bumped into her.
a)
indignant
b)
chasm
c)
cavern
d)
shimmering
102.
He ____________ that he would do his best to win the race.
a)
pledged
b)
pillaged
c)
mislead
d)
petrified
103.
The _________ was deep, dark, and filled with bats.
a)
cavern
b)
environmentalist
c)
petrified
d)
shimmering
104.
Money was invented so that people wouldn't have to ________ for services anymore.
a)
barter
b)
mislead
c)
cavern
d)
environmentalist
105.
ChayIng wore a ____________ dress to the party.
a)
shimmering
b)
chasm
c)
indignant
d)
churn
106.
The bad food made his stomache ________.
a)
churn
b)
environmentalist
c)
indignant
d)
bough
107.
The tree has slowly _________ with age.
a)
petrified
b)
pillaged
c)
mislead
d)
pledged
108.
approach and talk with (someone) boldly or aggressively
a)
accost
b)
deceitful
c)
tentatively
d)
yapping
109.
one after the other (with two things continually following and succeeded by each other)
a)
alternately
b)
accost
c)
gnash
d)
resentful
110.
deceiving or misleading others
a)
deceitful
b)
alternately
c)
accost
d)
stench
111.
hesitantly, uncertainly
a)
tentatively
b)
radiate
c)
emit
d)
drool
112.
to bark in yaps (used for small dogs and puppies)
a)
yapping
b)
deceitful
c)
sightsee
d)
confined
113.
the jaws or throat of a large meat-eating animal
a)
maw
b)
gallop
c)
tentatively
d)
yapping
114.
grind (one's teeth) together, typically as a sign of anger
a)
gnash
b)
plummet
c)
stench
d)
accost
115.
a very fast pace of running or moving (usually used for describe horses running very fast)
a)
gallop
b)
resentful
c)
sightsee
d)
serpent
116.
to give out (______ light)
a)
emit
b)
alternately
c)
gnash
d)
confined
117.
fall or drop straight down at high speed
a)
plummet
b)
maw
c)
sear
d)
serpent
118.
visit places of interest in a particular location
a)
sightsee
b)
deceitful
c)
radiate
d)
asphalt
119.
feeling or expressing bitterness or indignation at having been treated unfairly:
a)
resentful
b)
accost
c)
stench
d)
yapping
120.
a strong and very unpleasant smell
a)
stench
b)
plummet
c)
emit
d)
alternately
121.
burn or scorch the surface of (something) with a sudden, intense heat
a)
sear
b)
gallop
c)
sightsee
d)
confined
122.
saliva (spit) falling from the mouth
a)
drool
b)
plummet
c)
tentatively
d)
asphalt
123.
(of a space) restricted in area or volume; cramped
a)
confined
b)
gallop
c)
gnash
d)
resentful
124.
a large snake
a)
serpent
b)
deceitful
c)
accost
d)
drool
125.
a mixture of materials, used for surfacing roads, flooring, roofing, etc
a)
asphalt
b)
maw
c)
tentatively
d)
yapping
126.
to spread around from or as if from a center
a)
radiate
b)
alternately
c)
emit
d)
sear
127.
Pitou __________ touched the kettle to make sure if wasn't hot.
a)
tentatively
b)
alternately
c)
resentfully
d)
deceitfully
128.
The __________ raised it's head and got ready to strike Kimhok.
a)
serpent
b)
drool
c)
stench
d)
maw
129.
Vity was hungry, and started to ________ when he smelled the aroma of the food.
a)
drool
b)
gnash
c)
sightsee
d)
accost
130.
The ________ of the dead animal made Vitor vomit.
a)
stench
b)
drool
c)
emit
d)
asphalt
131.
It was Veasna's first time in Singapore, and he wanted to go _____________.
a)
sightseeing
b)
yapping
c)
searing
d)
emitting
132.
Samnang felt ___________ in the small car and wanted to get out.
a)
confined
b)
radiated
c)
gnashed
d)
seared
133.
The puppy started _________ when it saw a mouse run past the street.
a)
yapping
b)
sightseeing
c)
radiating
d)
searing
134.
Vireak __________ his teeth in anger.
a)
gnashed
b)
drooled
c)
accosted
d)
confined
135.
The steak sizzled as the chef _______ its sides.
a)
seared
b)
ashpalted
c)
emitted
d)
confined
136.
The horse got spooked and took off at a _________.
a)
gallop
b)
drool
c)
stench
d)
serpent
137.
The man was ______________ by the police officer because he was wearing a hoodie.
a)
accosted
b)
drooled
c)
plummeted
d)
seared
138.
darkness or thick mist that makes it difficult to see
a)
murk
b)
quench
c)
adolescent
d)
embed
139.
extinguish (a flame)
a)
quench
b)
murk
c)
trundle
d)
sonar
140.
fine sand, clay, or other material at the bottom of large body of water
a)
silt
b)
murk
c)
skyline
d)
descend
141.
partial or total darkness
a)
gloom
b)
quench
c)
adolescent
d)
embed
142.
stretch out one's body or neck in order to see something
a)
crane
b)
silt
c)
immune
d)
caress
143.
a young person (between being a child and an adult)
a)
adolescent
b)
murk
c)
trundle
d)
mortality
144.
(referring to a large vehicle with wheels) move slowly and heavily, typically in a noisy or uneven way
a)
trundle
b)
gloom
c)
paramedic
d)
descend
145.
an outline (as of buildings or mountains) against the sky
a)
skyline
b)
quench
c)
revelation
d)
embed
146.
not affected by
a)
immune
b)
craning
c)
trundle
d)
caress
147.
a person trained to give emergency medical care to people who are injured or ill
a)
paramedic
b)
craning
c)
glide
d)
revelation
148.
move with a smooth continuous motion, typically with little noise
a)
glide
b)
gloom
c)
immune
d)
surveillance
149.
fix (an object) firmly and deeply in a surrounding mass
a)
embed
b)
murk
c)
paramedic
d)
sonar
150.
a way for detecting the presence and location of underwater objects by using sound waves
a)
sonar
b)
craning
c)
glide
d)
surveillance
151.
move or fall downwards
a)
descend
b)
quench
c)
immune
d)
revelation
152.
touch or stroke gently or lovingly
a)
caress
b)
silt
c)
paramedic
d)
lurch
153.
the quality or state of being mortal (the ability to die)
a)
mortality
b)
craning
c)
adolescent
d)
sonar
154.
at once, instantly
a)
immediately
b)
murk
c)
skyline
d)
mortality
155.
close observation, especially of a suspected spy or criminal
a)
surveillance
b)
gloom
c)
trundle
d)
embed
156.
make an abrupt, unsteady, uncontrolled movement or series of movements
a)
lurch
b)
quench
c)
skyline
d)
caress
157.
a surprising and previously unknown fact, especially one that is made known in a dramatic way
a)
revelation
b)
silt
c)
adolescent
d)
descend
158.
The car _______ forward as he put it into gear.
a)
lurched
b)
trundled
c)
glided
d)
caressed
159.
The __________ told us not to move him as his neck might be broken.
a)
paramedic
b)
adolescent
c)
murk
d)
sonar
160.
The cargo truck __________ down the road.
a)
trundled
b)
glided
c)
caressed
d)
quenched
161.
We climbed the mountain to look at Hong Kong's beutiful ___________.
a)
skyline
b)
embed
c)
gloom
d)
descend
162.
The small plane slowly ________ down onto the runway.
a)
glided
b)
lurched
c)
trundled
d)
caressed
163.
A __________ filled the city as the dark clouds rolled in.
a)
gloom
b)
silt
c)
skyline
d)
embed
164.
While there are many venomous snakes, the ________ of a snake bite is low.
a)
mortality
b)
revelation
c)
descend
d)
immediately
165.
Don't bother. I am __________ to your insults and bullying!
a)
immune
b)
quench
c)
caress
d)
paramedic
166.
The police put the suspect under 24 hour ___________.
a)
surveillance
b)
silt
c)
descend
d)
sonar
167.
Her confession was such a __________ that the people in the audience gasped.
a)
revelation
b)
lurch
c)
surveillance
d)
skyline
168.
accompany and look after or supervise a group of people
a)
chaperone
b)
nozzle
c)
temperamental
d)
defunct
169.
a cylindrical or round spout at the end of a pipe, hose, or tube used to control a jet of gas or liquid
a)
nozzle
b)
chaperone
c)
rim
d)
corral
170.
complain or show disapproval
a)
protest
b)
nozzle
c)
marooned
d)
trajectory
171.
join or fasten (plates of metal) with a rivet or rivets
a)
riveted
b)
protest
c)
temperamental
d)
heft
172.
feeling or showing that something is unworthy of consideration
a)
dismissive
b)
gape
c)
marooned
d)
defunct
173.
to stare with mouth open in surprise or wonder
a)
gape
b)
chaperone
c)
rim
d)
miniature
174.
another way to say "however"
a)
nevertheless
b)
dismissive
c)
marooned
d)
corral
175.
a half-conscious state where you are not aware of your actions or surroundings
a)
trance
b)
gape
c)
illumination
d)
trajectory
176.
(of a person) likely to change moods suddenly, likely to be easily upset
a)
temperamental
b)
nozzle
c)
swivel
d)
heft
177.
the upper or outer edge of an object, typically something circular
a)
rim
b)
protest
c)
swivel
d)
humidity
178.
leave (someone) trapped and isolated in an inaccessible place, especially an island
a)
marooned
b)
nevertheless
c)
illumination
d)
momentum
179.
lighting or light
a)
illumination
b)
chaperone
c)
grumble
d)
miniature
180.
turn around in a circle
a)
swivel
b)
nevertheless
c)
rim
d)
enthusiastic
181.
complain about something in a bad-tempered way
a)
grumble
b)
dismissive
c)
commemorative
d)
asterisk
182.
acting as a memorial or mark of an event or person
a)
commemorative
b)
nevertheless
c)
defunct
d)
momentum
183.
no longer existing or working
a)
defunct
b)
gape
c)
grumble
d)
enthusiastic
184.
gather together and confine (a group of people or things)
a)
corral
b)
protest
c)
marooned
d)
asterisk
185.
the curve that something (as a ball that has been thrown or a bullet that has been shot) travels along in space
a)
trajectory
b)
nevertheless
c)
temperamental
d)
pavement
186.
lift or carry (something heavy)
a)
heft
b)
dismissive
c)
illumination
d)
corral
187.
of a much smaller size than normal; very small
a)
miniature
b)
nozzle
c)
swivel
d)
humidity
188.
the amount of moisture in the air
a)
humidity
b)
trance
c)
grumble
d)
unintended
189.
having or showing intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval
a)
enthusiastic
b)
chaperone
c)
rim
d)
capsize
190.
a symbol (*) used to mark printed or written text
a)
asterisk
b)
trance
c)
commemorative
d)
heft
191.
the force a moving object has that makes it continue moving in that direction
a)
momentum
b)
trance
c)
grumble
d)
pavement
192.
any paved area or surface, a sidewalk
a)
pavement
b)
gape
c)
temperamental
d)
enthusiastic
193.
not planned or meant to happen
a)
unintended
b)
protest
c)
commemorative
d)
trajectory
194.
(of a boat) overturn in the water
a)
capsize
b)
trance
c)
illumination
d)
miniature
195.
become less intense, violent, or severe
a)
subside
b)
dismissive
c)
swivel
d)
humidity
196.
The teachers ____________ the students during the field trip.
a)
chaperoned
b)
protested
c)
gaped
d)
capsized
197.
Vitor pointed the _________ at Vity and blasted him with water.
a)
nozzle
b)
temperamental
c)
dismissive
d)
illumination
198.
The employees ___________ that they were working too much.
a)
protested
b)
chaperoned
c)
gaped
d)
capsized
199.
The boss was very _________ about his employees' complaints.
a)
dismissive
b)
nozzle
c)
defunct
d)
illumination
200.
Samnang _________ at the beautiful girl as she walked past him.
a)
gaped
b)
protested
c)
chaperoned
d)
corralled
201.
You have to be careful around the principal. She can be very ______________.
a)
temperamental
b)
nozzle
c)
dismissive
d)
humidity
202.
The old lightbulb was dim and gave very little ___________.
a)
illumination
b)
temperamental
c)
dismissive
d)
humidity
203.
Veasna __________ about not getting enough sleep the previous night.
a)
grumbled
b)
protested
c)
chaperoned
d)
gaped
204.
Cambodia has high ___________, and it makes you sweat a lot.
a)
humidity
b)
temperamental
c)
nozzle
d)
dismissive
205.
The Titanic ____________ after hitting an iceberg.
a)
capsized
b)
protested
c)
hefted
d)
corralled
206.
The shepard __________ the sheep into their pen.
a)
corralled
b)
hefted
c)
chaperoned
d)
gaped
207.
The farmer _________ the bag of rice onto his shoulder.
a)
hefted
b)
protested
c)
chaperoned
d)
gaped
208.
having or showing an excessive pride in oneself or one's achievements
a)
smug
b)
inflict
c)
stray
d)
soiled
209.
(especially of hair or fur) tangled into a thick mass
a)
matted
b)
horrid
c)
splurge
d)
soiled
210.
dirty; stained
a)
soiled
b)
splurge
c)
numb
d)
metamorphosis
211.
be filled with wonder or astonishment
a)
marvel
b)
impersonator
c)
stray
d)
vagrant
212.
move away from the right course or place
a)
stray
b)
splurge
c)
matted
d)
torment
213.
not feeling any sensations or emotions
a)
numbing
b)
sanctuary
c)
horrid
d)
inflict
214.
causing terror, very unpleasant or disagreeable
a)
horrid
b)
smug
c)
matted
d)
jarred
215.
becoming dry and shriveled
a)
withering
b)
imposter
c)
soiling
d)
splurge
216.
beggar without a home to live in, that wanders around
a)
vagrant
b)
pacing
c)
marvelled
d)
jarred
217.
a person who pretends to be someone else
a)
impersonator
b)
vagrant
c)
marvel
d)
torment
218.
send a painful or damaging shock through (something, especially a part of the body)
a)
jarred
b)
numb
c)
sanctuary
d)
torment
219.
an extraordinary change in appearance, character, or circumstances
a)
metamorphosis
b)
torment
c)
inflict
d)
numb
220.
walking back and forth and as an expression of one's anxiety or annoyance
a)
pacing
b)
stray
c)
sanctuary
d)
straying
221.
an act of spending money freely or excessively
a)
splurge
b)
jarred
c)
oblige
d)
stray
222.
cause (something unpleasant or painful) to be suffered by someone or something
a)
inflict
b)
matted
c)
soiled
d)
marvel
223.
something that is made according to a set standard
a)
standardized
b)
oblige
c)
horrid
d)
marvel
224.
to do a favor for or do something as a favor
a)
oblige
b)
pacing
c)
jarred
d)
matted
225.
a place of refuge or safety
a)
sanctuary
b)
torment
c)
pacing
d)
oblige
226.
severe physical or mental suffering
a)
torment
b)
soiled
c)
pacing
d)
standardized
227.
Her hair was _______ after not showering for a few weeks.
a)
matted
b)
marvelled
c)
torment
d)
pacing
228.
The tourists __________ at the beauty of Angkor Wat.
a)
marvelled
b)
inflict
c)
metamorphosis
d)
sanctuary
229.
Oh my god! What is that _______ smell?
a)
horrid
b)
standardized
c)
imposter
d)
oblige
230.
That person is __________ a doctor.
a)
impersonating
b)
horrid
c)
pacing
d)
marvelled
231.
Don't ______ off the path, or you will get lost.
a)
stray
b)
jarred
c)
imposter
d)
smug
232.
Chayying was nervous, and started _______ up and down the room.
a)
pacing
b)
oblige
c)
numbing
d)
sanctuary
233.
The car _______ as it hit a pothole.
a)
jarred
b)
metamorphosis
c)
paced
d)
horrid
234.
We have many wild animals in the park. It is a __________ for them.
a)
sanctuary
b)
withering
c)
stray
d)
smug
235.
His tongue felt ______ after drinking the ice-cold water.
a)
numb
b)
sanctuary
c)
standardized
d)
imposter
236.
Sitting through the long meeting felt like __________.
a)
torment
b)
stray
c)
smug
d)
withering
237.
You should not ________ pain on others.
a)
inflict
b)
withering
c)
horrid
d)
numbing
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