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WorksheetsVocabulary Quiz Unit 12 The Flood
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
Flood:
A sudden and severe overflow of water covering the land.
The act of constructing a boat for escape.
The warning was given by God in various legends.
The oral retelling of stories through generations.
Immediate:
The family members who survived the flood.
The urgent warning about the impending disaster.
The rapid construction of boats.
The quick aftermath of the flood.
Recede:
The act of constructing boats to escape the flood.
The warning given by God.
The decline or withdrawal of floodwaters.
The repopulation of the Earth.
Repopulating:
The warning about the flood in various legends.
The process of constructing boats.
The act of covering all the land with floodwaters.
The effort to increase the population after the flood.
Striking:
The similarity among different flood legends.
The act of constructing boats.
The warning was given by God in various legends.
The decline or withdrawal of floodwaters.
Examination:
The act of constructing boats to escape the flood.
The careful analysis of similar elements in flood legends.
The rapid construction of boats.
The warning given by God.
Catastrophic:
The decline or withdrawal of floodwaters.
The act of constructing boats.
The urgent warning about the impending disaster.
A disastrous and widespread event, like a great flood.
Set About:
The urgent warning about the impending disaster.
The act of constructing boats.
The process of covering all the land with floodwaters.
The initiative to repopulate the Earth after the flood.
At Some Point:
The rapid construction of boats.
The immediate aftermath of the flood.
A specific moment in the past, suggesting an ancient event.
The decline or withdrawal of floodwaters.
Pass Down:
The process of constructing boats.
The act of covering all the land with floodwaters.
The decline or withdrawal of floodwaters.
The transmission of the flood story through generations by oral retellings.
