In Araby, the boy narrator ventures to a(an) _____ to purchase a gift for Mangan’s sister.

Ultimately, Farrington is ______ in his attempts to prove his manhood.

The root of this word means “To perceive; to know”

Famously _____, Tom Brady performs best when opponents try to get in his head.

Farrington is willing to _____ the criticism of his boss when he grows weary with his job.

Gallaher is more _____ than Little Chandler and hogs much of the conversation.

The _____ contained the passage of scripture where the centurion asks that Jesus “say the word, and [his] servant shall be healed.”

He was incapable of grasping his _____ in thinking he could have a real adventure as a kid.

Beneath the city of Paris, there exists a network of ____ that many people are unaware of.

It takes a certain ______ to lie about your identity to others (or yourself).

He paid a _____ to take the ferry across the river.

Modern filmmaking features a lot of quick and rough editing, but a cinematographer‘s _____ use of the the camera can bring a scene to life.

Despite once being a(an)_____ nationalist, Doyle’s father amends his views so his business can succeed.

Caught in a detrimental cycle, many of the characters in Dubliners simply cannot _____ from the patterns that keep them from happiness.

Little Chandler’s ____ attempt to become a poet reflects his inability to take proper action in his life.

He lacks the ______ needed to be an acrobat.

After years of living like a scoundrel, Lenehan feels ____ to the point of depression.

While Joyce often seeks to ____ the physical action of a story, he leaves the themes and symbolic meaning ambiguous and up to interpretation.