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WorksheetsRefugee_Vocab_Ch 1-18
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
to be called to appear at a specific place
gaunt
paranoid
indignation
summoned
appearing to be in a daze; unresponsive
inferior
catatonic
gaunt
sheepish
The patient was unconscious for the sugery, so she looked (a)
The Capital of Syria
Berlin
Hambourg
Damascus
Aleppo
Which type of figurative language is it:
When Josef is taken back to the Jewish compartment, we are told: "His legs were like lead"
metaphor
simile
idiom
Check text details that show how Isabel’s surroundings in Havana quickly change in chapter 5.
Glass breaks, hundreds of people rush out into streets. People chant anti-Castro slogans.
People can be sent to prison.
people are hungry
Cuba produces sugar.
people play joyful music
Luis Castillo is
Isabel's grandfather
Isabel's father
Lito
Ivan’s brother
What does “attire” mean? (book p. 30 one line before the last one)
something crazy
a book
Clothing or outfit
hair style
– ONOMATOPOEIA is the use of a word that sounds like its meaning. write one example of onomatopoeia from the book: (see page 1)
(a)
In chapter 6, which specific words does the author use to create a feeling of tension?
exploded, blasting, whirlwind, couldn't breath
neighborhood, outside, dropped, time to pray
rubble, wall, apartment, scratched
Ninja, whine, bowed, deed
Josef's family leave Berlin by
boat
bus
train
car
a Pandemonium is
something nice
something crazy
something dark
confusion, chaos, turmoil
If Robert is feeling embarrassed, he might look
inferior
catatonic
sheepish
summoned
3. A word meaning "extremely thin from hunger" is
debris
indignation
catatonic
gaunt
4. A word meaning "a public walkway" is
chaos
promemade
city
debris
8. A word that means "to grow weak or feeble due to being ignored or forgotten" is
catatonic
languish
hungry
angry
cut or divided into two equal parts
diminjtive
bisected
radical
squalid
filthy and neglected
squalid
bisected
ominous
gawking
staring awkwardly or obviously
beret
squalid
gawking
dubious
