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What does 'glided through' mean?
What does 'glided through' mean?
- To change direction suddenly
- To remain hidden
- To move smoothly and continuously along a surface (correct)
- To make a rhythmic noise
The bird __________ the air effortlessly.
The bird __________ the air effortlessly.
glided through
What does 'lurking' refer to?
What does 'lurking' refer to?
- To make a continuous noise
- To wait in ambush (correct)
- To change direction
- To arrive at a place
There was a strange figure __________ in the shadows.
There was a strange figure __________ in the shadows.
Which of the following describes 'drumming'?
Which of the following describes 'drumming'?
He kept __________ his fingers on the table impatiently.
He kept __________ his fingers on the table impatiently.
What does 'slick' mean?
What does 'slick' mean?
The roads were __________ after the rain.
The roads were __________ after the rain.
What is the definition of 'arrival'?
What is the definition of 'arrival'?
His __________ was announced with great excitement.
His __________ was announced with great excitement.
What does 'frowning' mean?
What does 'frowning' mean?
She was __________ at the noisy children.
She was __________ at the noisy children.
What does 'swerve' refer to?
What does 'swerve' refer to?
The car __________ to avoid hitting the deer.
The car __________ to avoid hitting the deer.
What does 'startling' mean?
What does 'startling' mean?
The sudden noise was quite __________.
The sudden noise was quite __________.
What does 'blameless' mean?
What does 'blameless' mean?
He was found __________ of any wrongdoing.
He was found __________ of any wrongdoing.
What does 'flailing' refer to?
What does 'flailing' refer to?
The man was __________ his arms to get attention.
The man was __________ his arms to get attention.
What does 'silhouette' mean?
What does 'silhouette' mean?
The __________ of the mountain was visible against the sunset.
The __________ of the mountain was visible against the sunset.
What does 'smack' mean?
What does 'smack' mean?
He gave the ball a __________ with his hand.
He gave the ball a __________ with his hand.
What does 'crumple' mean?
What does 'crumple' mean?
The paper __________ when he squeezed it in his hand.
The paper __________ when he squeezed it in his hand.
What does 'unscathed' mean?
What does 'unscathed' mean?
She emerged from the accident __________.
She emerged from the accident __________.
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Flashcards - Key Terms
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Glided through: Describes a smooth, effortless motion along a surface. Example: A bird gliding effortlessly through the air.
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Lurking: Refers to staying hidden in anticipation, often with malicious intent. Example: A figure lurking in the shadows.
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Drumming: Involves producing a rhythmic noise, often associated with impatience. Example: Someone drumming their fingers on a table.
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Slick: Represents a surface that is smooth and glossy, or operations done efficiently. Example: Roads become slick after rain.
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Arrival: The action of reaching a place, often marked by excitement. Example: A person's arrival celebrated with enthusiasm.
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Frowning: Indicates disapproval or concentration through facial expressions, specifically contracting eyebrows. Example: A parent frowning at noisy kids.
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Swerve: To change direction quickly, often to avoid something. Example: A car swerving to prevent hitting an animal.
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Startling: Describes something that is very surprising or shocking. Example: A sudden noise being startling.
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Blameless: Refers to being innocent and not deserving of blame. Example: Someone found blameless after an investigation.
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Flailing: Involves waving or moving wildly, often to attract attention. Example: A person flailing their arms in a crowd.
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Silhouette: The dark outline of an object or person visible against a lighter background. Example: The silhouette of a mountain at sunset.
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Smack: To hit something with a flat surface producing a loud noise. Example: Smacking a ball with a flat hand.
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Crumple: To crush something creating wrinkles or creases. Example: Paper crumpling when squeezed.
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Unscathed: Indicates someone or something that has not suffered any injuries or damage. Example: A person emerging unscathed from an accident.
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