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Which word from 'The Silver Wolf Vocabulary' refers to a 'dead animal'?
Which word from 'The Silver Wolf Vocabulary' refers to a 'dead animal'?
- Relentless
- Eminent
- Predatory
- Carrion (correct)
The term 'vehement' in 'The Canterville Ghost Vocabulary' describes a brilliant odor.
The term 'vehement' in 'The Canterville Ghost Vocabulary' describes a brilliant odor.
True (A)
What does the word 'deprived' mean?
What does the word 'deprived' mean?
to have something removed or taken away
A ______ animal is one that is excessively fierce or violent.
A ______ animal is one that is excessively fierce or violent.
Match the following vocabulary terms to their definitions:
Match the following vocabulary terms to their definitions:
Flashcards
Phantasm (Canterville Ghost)
Phantasm (Canterville Ghost)
A small, ghostly image.
Carrion (Silver Wolf)
Carrion (Silver Wolf)
Dead animal.
Withered (Dracula)
Withered (Dracula)
Having a shriveled appearance.
Predatory (Silver Wolf)
Predatory (Silver Wolf)
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Ravine (Silver Wolf)
Ravine (Silver Wolf)
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Study Notes
Vocabulary List - The Canterville Ghost
- Phut: small glass tube
- gina len: frequent use of "T" or "t" - soft, common
- Formas: page, manner, or related action
- Marquis: nobleman, title, position, or status
- Fatuous: foolish, silly, absurd notion or idea
- Carrion: rotting flesh, body, or remains of a dead animal
- Effection: sure to produce the demand effect, influence
- Testimonial: indicates quality, mark of esteem
- Kaleidoscope: constantly changing bright objects
- Limbed height: wander paneling on a wall well up to a limited height
- Martyr: someone who undergoes death or suffering for a great cause or religious belief
- Scrupulous: person who courts or believes
Vocabulary List - Dracula
- Wry: demonstrate physique or mannerism; be contrary
- Cadre: qualified, skilled, or trained person or group
- Rife: full of, abundant in presence or quality
- Abhorrent: deserving hatred, shockingly unpleasant
- Furtive: stealthy, secretive, clandestine, or sneaky
- Presage: characteristics features of the bad, or gloomy future
- Convivial: jolly and hospitable, marked by enjoyment of good company
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