WorksheetsQ1. Wk. 2 (circ-; logue)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 30mins
apology
A statement expressing sorrow for one’s actions
A speech that praises or honors someone who has died
A circular track or journey
Thinking carefully about something before doing it
dialogue
Final section or speech that follows the main part of a book or play
To go from one place to another in a circular way
Conversation between 2 people
To avoid something such as a law or rule, often dishonestly
epilogue
A statement expressing sorrow for one’s actions
Final section or speech that follows the main part of a book or play
A circular track or journey
The length of the boundary that goes around something, particularly a circle or round area
eulogy
A speech that praises or honors someone who has died
Conversation between 2 people
To go from one place to another in a circular way
To avoid something such as a law or rule, often dishonestly
monologue
Conversation between 2 people
A statement expressing sorrow for one’s actions
The length of the boundary that goes around something, particularly a circle or round area
A long speech given by a character in a story, movie, or play
circuit
To go from one place to another in a circular way
A speech that praises or honors someone who has died
A circular track or journey
Final section or speech that follows the main part of a book or play
circulate
A statement expressing sorrow for one’s actions
Thinking carefully about something before doing it
A long speech given by a character in a story, movie, or play
To go from one place to another in a circular way
circumference
The length of the boundary that goes around something, particularly a circle or round area
Conversation between 2 people
A circular track or journey
Final section or speech that follows the main part of a book or play
circumspect
To go from one place to another in a circular way
A speech that praises or honors someone who has died
Thinking carefully about something before doing it
A statement expressing sorrow for one’s actions
circumvent
To go from one place to another in a circular way
To avoid something such as a law or rule, often dishonestly
A circular track or journey
A long speech given by a character in a story, movie, or play
