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Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief (Fast and Curious Vocab)

Total questions: 130

Worksheet time: 2hrs 35mins

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Class
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1.

Samantha couldn't stop taking things that didn't belong to her, even when she didn't need them. Her friends thought she might be a kleptomaniac.

a)

appear or take shape (as in a ghost appearing in bodily form)

b)

someone who listens in on conversations

c)

a person who cannot resist the temptation to steal

2.

The ancient stone stele had writing on it that told the story of a great king who ruled long ago.

a)

a stone or wooden slab used as a monument to a dead person

b)

follower of a powerful person; servant

c)

a place where weapons are kept

3.

The farmer used a long, curved tool called a scythe to cut down the tall grass in the field.

a)

a stone or wooden slab used as a monument to a dead person

b)

a long curved blade attached to a handle that's used for cutting crops

c)

a group of people or vehicles traveling together

4.

Even though Jake was very smart, he struggled with reading and spelling because he was dyslexic.

a)
  •  having reading problems related to letters and words

b)

smelled extremely unpleasant

c)

relating to an oversimplified view of something

5.

In the magic show, the magician made a rabbit materialize out of an empty hat.

a)

experiencing something in a realistic way without it actually happening

b)

widely held belief in something supernatural

c)

appear or take shape (as in a ghost appearing in bodily form)

6.

The artist painted a beautiful frieze of animals and trees along the wall of the museum.

a)

a long sculpted or painted decoration

b)

large weapons used in warfare

c)

a place where weapons are kept

7.

The school's faculty worked together to create a fun and safe learning environment for all students.

a)

someone who listens in on conversations

b)

the highest of four singing voices

c)

members of a school’s staff; teachers

8.

Tom felt guilty for being an eavesdropper when he overheard his parents talking about a surprise party for his birthday.

a)

said or sang like a bird

b)

someone who listens in on conversations

c)

someone who takes without giving back

9.

When Sarah told a funny joke, she couldn't help but smirk as she waited for her friends to laugh.

a)

resisting authority

b)

scissors

c)

smug or conceited smile

10.

After staying up too late, Emma thought she saw a ghost in her room, but her mom explained that she was just hallucinating.

a)

experiencing something in a realistic way without it actually happening

b)

resisting authority

c)

to wait for something to happen

11.

The farmer used sharp shears to carefully trim the sheep's wool and keep them cool in the summer.

a)

hammer with a large head

b)

a child of a god who is half human

c)

scissors

12.

In Greek mythology, Hercules was a powerful demigod with incredible strength, as he was the son of the mighty Zeus.

a)

a long search for something important

b)

a child of a god who is half human

c)

 a sign or symbol thought to predict a future event

13.

Some people believe that walking under a ladder brings bad luck, but others think it's just a silly superstition.

a)

a long search for something important

b)

widely held belief in something supernatural

c)

a priest, priestess, or wise person who makes prophecies

14.

After spinning around on the amusement park ride, Tim felt so nauseous that he had to sit down and take deep breaths

a)

feeling sick; ready to vomit

b)

smelled extremely unpleasant

c)

moving in a slow, heavy, or awkward way

15.

Emily's beautiful singing voice was so high-pitched that she was chosen to be a soprano in the school choir

a)

large weapons used in warfare

b)

shout in a loud or deep roar

c)

the highest of four singing voices

16.

'What a pity,' Graham said with a hint of sarcasm, as he rolled his eyes and smirked.

a)

the use of mocking or ironic humor

b)

follower of a powerful person; servant

c)

on purpose

17.

The rebellious teenager always challenged the rules and often got in trouble for not following instructions.

a)

follower of a powerful person; servant

b)

humbling or embarrassing

c)

resisting authority

18.

During the war, the soldiers used powerful artillery to defend their country

a)

large weapons

b)

hammer with a large head

c)

a group of people or vehicles traveling together

19.

The musician used a small wooden mallet to gently strike the chime in order to create a beautiful sound during the concert.

a)

a union formed for mutual benefit

b)

hammer with a large head

c)

the cover for a knife or sword

20.

The evil villain had a loyal minion who always followed his orders, even when they were not kind or fair.

a)

follower of a powerful person; servant

b)

a winged child

c)

a child of a god who is half human

21.

Samantha couldn't sleep because she was so excited to open her birthday presents the next morning; she could hardly anticipate what gifts she would receive.

a)

to practice a one-on-one sport like boxing or fencing

b)

to take power by force

c)

to wait for something to happen

22.

The large bear moved in a slow and lumbering way through the forest, making the ground shake with each step.

a)

to move in a fast way that is nearly out of control

b)

in a way that removes someone’s fears or doubts

c)

moving in a slow, heavy, or awkward way

23.

The old gym clothes reeked so badly that the entire room smelled like dirty socks and sweat

a)

smelled extremely unpleasant

b)

jumped back in surprise or fear

c)

holding back, subduing, or keeping a secret

24.

The angry bull let out a loud bellow as it charged towards the red cape of the matador in the bullfight.

a)

pity, feel sorry for

b)

shout in a loud or deep roar

c)

grinding teeth in anger

25.

The speeding car barreled down the road, making loud noises as it rushed past the houses and trees.

a)

extremely; in a way that has strong effects

b)

to move in a fast way that is nearly out of control

c)

feeling sick; ready to vomit

26.

During the summer solstice, we have the longest day of the year with the most sunlight, and during the winter solstice, we have the shortest day and longest night.

a)

the points in Earth’s revolution where the sun is farthest north or south

b)

event(s) in a person’s future that cannot be changed; fate

c)

relating to the stars and/or sky

27.

When the loud firecracker went off, the scared cat recoiled and quickly ran under the bed for safety.

a)

holding back, subduing, or keeping a secret

b)

jumped back in surprise or fear

c)

to bow down and obey in submission

28.

The ancient architecture of the Mayan temples showcased intricate designs and massive stone structures.

a)

a card game with 48 cards with the goal of winning tricks

b)

the area under or around a fireplace

c)

the art of designing buildings

29.

In the painting, a chubby, rosy-cheeked cherub was depicted as a small angel with a mischievous smile.

a)

a winged child

b)

a priest, priestess, or wise person who makes prophecies

c)
  • a child of a god who is half human

30.

During family game night, we played a fun and challenging game of pinochle, using a special deck of cards.

a)

a place where weapons are kept

b)

gorge; deep hole in the surface of the earth

c)

a card game with 48 cards with the goal of winning tricks

31.

The movie portrayed a stereotypical image of a mad scientist, with wild hair and a lab coat, which was not realistic.

a)

a prediction based on mystical knowledge

b)

relating to an oversimplified view of something

c)

on purpose

32.
  • Sarah had always dreamt of becoming a veterinarian, so she decided to pursue her passion by volunteering at the local animal shelter.

a)

chase

b)

jump back in surprise or fear

c)

on purpose

33.

It was clear to his mom that Alex had intentionally left his homework at school in an attempt to avoid it.

a)

on purpose

b)

humbling or embarrassing

c)

pretended

34.
  • The medieval castle had an impressive armory filled with suits of armor, swords, and shields for battle.

a)

person who helps another commit a crime

b)

a place where weapons are kept

c)

a sport performed with bow and arrow

35.

During summer camp, the kids learned how to aim and shoot with a bow and arrow in the exciting sport of archery.

a)

on purpose

b)

a place where weapons are kept

c)

sport with bow and arrow

36.

The ancient amphitheater was a massive, open-air venue where people gathered to watch thrilling gladiator battles and performances.

a)

an open circular building with seats for spectators

b)

place where weapons are kept

c)

the area under or around a fireplace; a symbol of one’s home

37.

The mysterious oracle was believed to possess the gift of foresight and would provide cryptic messages about the future.

a)

bloody slaughter

b)

a long search for something important

c)

a priest, priestess, or wise person who makes prophecies

38.

The family gathered around the hearth of the home on cold winter evenings.

a)

the area under or around a fireplace; a symbol of one’s home

b)

sudden and widespread disaster

c)

cave

39.

The brave knights embarked on a daring quest to rescue the captured princess and retrieve the legendary treasure.

a)

a long search for something important

b)

a prediction based on mystical knowledge

c)

sign or symbol thought to predict a future event

40.

The ancient book contained a prophesy about a chosen hero who would rise to defeat the dark forces.

a)

a system that allows someone to speak on a microphone and be heard in other rooms

b)

opinion, decision, or judgment

c)

a prediction based on mystical knowledge

41.

The sudden appearance of a black cat crossing their path was considered an omen of bad luck in many cultures.

a)

capturing attention [as if by magic]

b)

a place where weapons are kept

c)

a sign or symbol thought to predict a future event

42.

Her venomous remarks made Molly cry, fracturing their friendship forever.

a)

 able to inject venom by bite or sting; (person) full of malice or spite

b)

pretended

c)

showing kindness and compassion to animals

43.

According to Greek mythology, a nymph was a beautiful nature spirit often associated with forests and water.

a)

a winged child

b)

minor goddesses that personify nature; depicted as maidens

c)

a child of a god who is half human

44.

Bertha felt her cheeks grow hot and red as the teacher scolded her in front of the class. How humiliating!

a)

humbling or embarrassing

b)

experiencing something in a realistic way without it actually happening

c)

uplifting and joyous

45.

The martial arts students engaged in friendly sparring matches to practice their fighting techniques.

a)

holding back, subduing, or keeping a secret

b)

killing of a large number of people

c)

to practice a one-on-one sport like boxing or fencing

46.

The battlefield was a scene of terrible carnage, with fallen soldiers and wreckage strewn across the ground.

a)

killing of a large number of people

b)

poisonous

c)

to practice a one-on-one sport like boxing or fencing

47.

The emblem of the medical profession, the caduceus features two snakes winding around a winged staff.

a)

a long search for something important

b)

a prediction based on mystical knowledge

c)

the symbol with two entwined snakes and two wings at the top (on top of Hermes’s staff)

48.
  • The biologist warned the hikers to stay away from the brightly colored, venomous snake they encountered on the trail.

a)

hopelessness

b)

at risk of attack or harm

c)

 able to inject venom by bite or sting; (person) full of malice or spite

49.

After careful deliberation, the jury reached a verdict of "not guilty" in the high-profile court case.

a)

opinion, decision, or judgment

b)

misleading information used to promote a cause

c)

information made known in a dramatic way

50.

In some cultures, it is customary to kowtow as a sign of deep respect, often by bowing low to the ground.

a)

pretend

b)

to bow down and obey in submission

c)

pity, feel sorry for

51.

She feigned a smile at dinner, hiding how upset she was about the earlier fight with her best friend.

a)

smelled extremely unpleasant

b)

humbling or embarrassing

c)

pretended

52.

The old, dry leaves in the forest could light up in a case of spontaneous combustion if left in a pile on a hot day.

a)

cover or obscure

b)

extinguished (a fire)

c)

to catch on fire for no apparent reason

53.

The king's nephew sought to usurp the throne and banish the king and his family.

a)

to take power by force

b)

to bow down and obey in submission

c)

to wait for something to happen

54.

After running a long distance, Sarah was hyperventilating, breathing rapidly and struggling to catch her breath.

a)

stretching

b)

breathing at an abnormally fast rate

c)

experiencing something in a realistic way without it actually happening

55.

The sun dipped below the horizon, painting a celestial canvas with hues of pink, orange, and gold.

a)

relating to the stars and/or sky

b)

related to a god

c)

knobby and twisted

56.

Without the protection of their parents, the baby birds were vulnerable to predators in the nest.

a)

pity, feel sorry for

b)

at risk of attack or harm

c)

combative; ready for a fight

57.

The ancient Greeks believed that Mount Olympus was the divine home of the gods.

a)

kingdom

b)

at risk of attack or harm

c)

related to a god

58.

During the war, the country's leaders used propaganda to influence people's opinions and gain their support.

a)

misleading information used to promote a cause

b)

a proposed scheme or business plan

c)

event(s) in a person’s future that cannot be changed; fate

59.

Many people believe that their destiny is predetermined, and that their life follows a set path.

a)

widely held belief in something supernatural

b)

 a sign or symbol thought to predict a future event

c)

event(s) in a person’s future that cannot be changed; fate

60.

The caravan of camels traveled across the desert, carrying goods and supplies to trade in distant lands.

a)

moving of a crowd that is confused and chaotic

b)

a group of people or vehicles traveling together

c)

someone who takes without giving back

61.

The gnarled tree’s roots reached across the path, tangling and weaving together.

a)

gorge; deep hole in the surface of the earth

b)

rude; impolite; disrespectful

c)

knobby and twisted

62.

It's important to sympathize with others during times of difficulty and hardship.

a)

approach boldly; confront

b)

pity, feel sorry for

c)

order to appear

63.

The speaker modulated constantly to convey different emotions, speaking softly for sadness and loudly for excitement.

a)

controlled the tone or pitch of voice

b)

stretched, extended

c)

approached boldly; confronted

64.

The yoga instructor encouraged the class to elongate their bodies and muscles to improve flexibility.

a)

grinding teeth in anger

b)

to fall straight down at great speed

c)

stretched, extended

65.

The impertinent student repeatedly interrupted the lesson with off-topic questions, frustrating his teacher and classmates.

a)
  •  rude; impolite; disrespectful

b)

showing kindness and compassion to animals

c)

attractive personality; charm

66.

The environmentalist spent her days planting trees and cleaning up beaches to protect the planet's natural resources.

a)

trained medical professional who transports people to the hospital

b)

a person who is concerned about protecting the environment

c)

person who helps another commit a crime

67.
  • The despair in her eyes was evident as she struggled to find hope in the face of adversity.

a)

in a hesitant or unwilling way

b)

moody; having moods that change drastically

c)

hopelessness

68.
  • His aggressive behavior could frighten those around him when he lashed out.

a)

combative; ready for a fight

b)

misleading; untrustworthy

c)

extremely; in a way that has strong effects

69.
  • The explorers ventured deep into the cavern, their footsteps echoing against the rocky walls.

a)

cave

b)

gorge; deep hole in the surface of the earth

c)

hard, washable floor covering

70.
  • The hikers cautiously peered into the chasm, marveling at the sheer depth of the natural wonder before them.

a)

a place where weapons are kept

b)

cave

c)

gorge; deep hole in the surface of the earth

71.
  • She felt uneasy as the stranger accosted her on the dimly lit street.

a)

approached boldly; confronted

b)

extinguished (a fire); also to satisfy thirst

c)

moved slowly in a noisy and uneven way

72.
  • The police were able to apprehend the thief's accomplice before they could escape.

a)

a person who is concerned about protecting the environment

b)

person who helps another commit a crime

c)

a group of people or vehicles traveling together

73.

The deceitful smile on his face hinted at the hidden agenda behind his friendly manners.

a)

misleading; untrustworthy

b)

extremely; in a way that has strong effects

c)

grinding teeth in anger

74.

The wolf approached, its gnashing teeth a fearsome sight as it prepared to defend its territory.

a)

rotting, decaying

b)

 misleading; untrustworthy

c)

grinding teeth in anger

75.
  • The principal's voice boomed over the intercom, announcing the upcoming school assembly.

a)

a system that allows someone to speak on a microphone and be heard in other rooms

b)

public demonstration or declaration of disapproval or objection to something

c)

rapid spread of a disease to a large number of people within a specific region

76.

The plane started to plummet, causing mass panic on board as passengers realized they were dropping rapidly.

a)

to rise quickly

b)

to fall straight down at great speed

c)

to operate safely and normally

77.
  • The sudden revelation of the hidden treasure left the explorers in awe of their incredible discovery.

a)

information made known in a dramatic way

b)

widely held belief in something supernatural

c)

a prediction based on mystical knowledge

78.

After the long hike, the hikers quenched their thirst with refreshing water from the mountain stream.

a)

extinguished (a fire); also to satisfy thirst

b)

ignored

c)

stretched, extended

79.

The firefighters worked tirelessly to quench the raging flames, bringing the wildfire under control.

a)

enlarge; make bigger

b)

extend, stretch

c)

extinguished (a fire); also to satisfy thirst

80.
  • The paramedics worked tirelessly to save the accident victims, but unfortunately, there were several fatalities.

a)

severe injuries

b)

deaths

c)

rapid recovery

81.
  • She received a summons to appear in court as a witness to the crime.

a)

order to appear

b)

online survey; questionnaire

c)

refusal

82.

The paramedics rushed into the house with a stretcher to transport the man who had a heart attack.

a)

a helpful neighbor who knows CPR

b)

trained medical professional who transports people to the hospital

c)

witnessing bystander

83.
  • The old train trundled along the tracks, chugging steadily towards its destination.

a)

moved slowly in a noisy and uneven way

b)

to move in a fast way that is nearly out of control

c)

split, separated, or divided

84.
  • The subwoofers in the car produced such powerful bass that it could be felt from blocks away.

a)

a system that allows someone to speak on a microphone and be heard in other rooms

b)

speaker parts that emit very low bass frequencies

c)

controlled the tone or pitch of voice

85.
  • She drastically changed her appearance by dyeing her hair from blonde to deep purple.

a)

extremely; in a way that has strong effects

b)

minimally; not noticeable

c)

rapidly, quickly

86.
  • The kitchen floor was covered in shiny, black-and-white checkered linoleum.

a)

trash, garbage

b)

polish; lacquer

c)

hard, washable floor covering

87.

The acrobatic performance hypnotized the audience, holding them in rapt attention.

a)

[to put in] a trance

b)

crowd moving around without purpose

c)

change [into a different being or thing]

88.
  • He presented a proposition to his coworkers, suggesting a new approach to the project.

a)

the art of designing buildings

b)

a proposed scheme or business plan

c)

a prediction based on mystical knowledge

89.

The temperamental artist stormed out of the gallery, unable to tolerate any criticism of her work.

a)

mild-mannered

b)

shy; quiet

c)

moody; having moods that change drastically

90.
  • She reluctantly agreed to join the team, unsure of her abilities but willing to give it a try.

a)

in a hesitant or unwilling way

b)

enthusiastic; excited

c)

angrily; under protest

91.
  • The caterpillar's metamorphosis into a butterfly was a fascinating process to observe.

a)

change [into a different being or thing]

b)

death

c)

relating to the stars and/or sky

92.
  • The humane treatment of animals at the sanctuary reflected the staff's compassion and care.

a)

inconsistent or unreliable

b)

cruel and harsh

c)

showing kindness and compassion to animals

93.

The ancient trireme glided gracefully across the sparkling waters, pushed forward by the synchronized oarsmen.

a)

an ancient Greek warship with three sets of oars

b)

chariot pulled by horses

c)

catapult to launch projectiles at enemies

94.
  • The detective cast a suspicious glance at the unassuming figure lingering near the crime scene.

a)

unobservant

b)

having doubt about a person or situation

c)

trusting; believing

95.
  • The overloaded power strip short-circuited, causing the lights to flicker and the room to plunge into darkness.

a)

moved energy to a different path accidentally; causes malfunction or failure

b)

to catch on fire for no apparent reason

c)

smelled extremely unpleasant

96.
  • The team leader's encouraging words boosted the morale of the group, inspiring them to work harder towards their goal.

a)

action of making up with one another; restoration of friendship

b)

weaknesses or insecurities

c)

attitude of a person or group at a specific time

97.
  • The horse nuzzled against its owner, seeking affection and reassurance.

a)

rubbing gently against someone with nose and mouth

b)

aggressively pushing

c)

said or sang like a bird

98.
  • The fantasy novel transported readers to a magical realm filled with mythical creatures and breathtaking landscapes.

a)

safe place

b)

kingdom

c)

cave

99.

The delinquent teenager was frequently absent from school and often found himself in trouble with the authorities.

a)

young person likely to commit a crime

b)

well-behaved and courteous

c)

a child of a god who is half human

100.
  • She smiled reassuringly at her friend, offering comfort during a difficult time.

a)

the use of mocking or ironic humor

b)

in a way that removes someone’s fears or doubts

c)

shout in a loud or deep roar

101.

As the group discussed their plans, Sarah chimed in and shared her thoughts.

a)

added comments; interjected

b)

zoned out; lost focus

c)

rudely interrupted

102.

Aisha was a freeloader, often taking invitations out to eat but never paying or offering to help.

a)

able to inject venom by bite or sting; (person) full of malice or spite

b)

generous and giving person

c)

someone who takes without giving back

103.
  • Stalactites hung dripping from the ceiling, stone icicles in the dark.

a)

an icicle-like formation hanging from the roof of a cave

b)

cold and wet stone

c)

frozen ice hanging from a surface

104.
  • The nightingale warbled a captivating melody, filling the forest with its enchanting song.

a)

quietly whispered; murmured

b)

unpleasantly croaked

c)

said or sang like a bird

105.
  • With a creak, the ancient portcullis was raised, allowing entry into the formidable castle.

a)

a strong, heavy gate or door that can be lowered down

b)

kingdom

c)

bridge

106.

Melancholy music played over the scene of the girl walking home alone in the rain.

a)

loud and grating

b)

sadness

c)

cheery; uplifting

107.
  1. The students were milling around in the courtyard, chatting excitedly before the school assembly.

a)

crowd moving around without purpose

b)

stampeding; rushing

c)

still; without movement

108.
  1. Stranded in the middle of the forest with no map or phone signal, she found herself in a predicament, unsure of which direction to take to find her way back.

a)

an easy situation

b)

a difficult situation

c)

a trap or lie

109.
  1. The ancient castle's parapet provided a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside.

a)

portcullis; gate

b)

a protective wall

c)

courtyard

110.
  1. Guests gathered under the portico, seeking shelter from the sudden downpour of rain.

a)

a roof supported by columns

b)

cave

c)

hearth; fireplace

111.
  1. The mesmerizing dance performance held the audience spellbound, captivated by the graceful movements on stage.

a)

average

b)

capturing attention [as if by magic]

c)

uninteresting; boring

112.

Her charisma was apparent, as everyone she talked to lit up and seemed to hang on her every word.

a)

repulsive personality

b)

attractive personality; charm

c)

evil intentions

113.
  1. The knight drew his sword from its sheath, ready to face the approaching enemy.

a)

the cover for a knife or sword

b)

a place where weapons are stored

c)

a sport involving a bow and arrow

114.
  1. The thief was caught red-handed with the stolen jewelry, unable to deny the evidence against him.

a)

caught in the act of a crime

b)

with red paint or ink on one's hands

c)

ignorant or unknowing

115.

Lucy kept up an agitated pace, walking back and forth as she waited for her turn to give a speech.

a)

troubled or nervous

b)

confident

c)

calm and collected

116.

After years of not talking, the siblings finally found a path to reconciliation, healing old wounds and rebuilding their relationship.

a)

persistent feeling of ill will or resentment resulting from a past insult or injury

b)

a rough or noisy fight

c)

action of making up with one another; restoration of friendship

117.
  1. With a swift swing of the axe, he cleaved the log in two, splitting it cleanly down the middle.

a)

join; bring together

b)

split, separated, or divided

c)

swing down with force and speed

118.
  1. The boxer used a feint to distract his opponent before landing a powerful punch, catching him off guard.

a)

fake; a pretended move (especially in boxing or fencing)

b)

illegal move; foul

c)

shout in a loud or deep roar

119.
  1. Embarking on a solo odyssey, the young traveler journeyed across continents, seeking adventure and self-discovery.

a)

event(s) in a person’s future that cannot be changed; fate

b)

a long journey with changes in fortune

c)

a sign or symbol thought to predict a future event

120.
  1. The hiker balanced precariously on the narrow ridge, carefully navigating the steep and treacherous mountain path.

a)

dangerously; in a position likely to fall or collapse

b)

keep a steady position

c)

situated beneath the sun

121.
  1. The ancient hippodrome echoed with the thundering hooves of racing chariots, thrilling the spectators with the exhilarating competition.

a)

a place where weapons are kept

b)

theater (specifically, a course for chariot or horse races)

c)

an open circular building with seats for spectators

122.
  1. The gladiator entered the coliseum, ready to face formidable opponents in the grand arena.

a)

people walking or riding in a line during a ceremony

b)

large stadium

c)

a place where weapons are kept

123.

According to Greek mythology, ambrosia was eaten by the gods, granting them immortality and strength.

a)

food of the gods

b)

liquid that hypnotizes

c)

follower of a powerful person; servant

124.

In Greek mythology, the muses inspired creativity, guiding the endeavors of artists, poets, and scholars.

a)

a winged child

b)

one of nine sisters who are goddesses of arts and sciences

c)

a child of a god who is half human

125.
  1. The victorious athlete was crowned with a laurel wreath, a symbol of honor and achievement in the ancient games.

a)

a circle of bay leaves worn on the head of a champion

b)
  •  the cover for a knife or sword

c)

a cloth or sheet in which a corpse is wrapped

126.

The grand procession wound its way through the streets with music, dancing, and colorful banners.

a)

people walking or riding in a line during a ceremony

b)

a union formed for mutual benefit

c)

protesting or demanding loudly

127.
  1. The burial shroud was carefully draped over the deceased, a solemn ritual marking the passage into the afterlife.

a)

a cover for a sword or knife

b)

a circle of bay leaves worn on the head of a champion

c)

a cloth or sheet in which a corpse is wrapped

128.

The crowd was clamoring excitedly, impatiently waiting for the moment that Taylor Swift took the stage.

a)

dangerously; in a position likely to fall or collapse

b)

protesting or demanding loudly

c)

leisurely waiting

129.
  1. The alliance between the two kingdoms brought stability and mutual support in times of conflict and prosperity.

a)

action of making up with one another; restoration of friendship

b)

 a difficult situation

c)

a union formed for mutual benefit

130.

The museum curated a special exhibition to commemorate the achievements of influential women throughout history.

a)

to honor or celebrate a person or event

b)

people walking or riding in a line during a ceremony

c)

large party; gala