T EACHERS PAYC REATED L EARNING T EACHERS AUTHORAFOR _ĭIRECTIONS:Choose the word that best belongs in the blank and bubble that answer on your scantron.ġ Jack stood there, streaming with sweat, streaked with brown earth, stained by all the _ of a day’s hunting.Ģ Jack took up a coconut shell that _ with fresh water from among a group that was arranged in the shade, and drank.Ħ Jack nodded, as much for the sake of agreeing as anything, and by _ consent they left the shelter and went toward the bathing pool.ģ From the pig-run came the quick, hard patter of hoofs, a _ sound, seductive, maddening - the promise of meat.Ĥ Jack lifted his head and stared at the _ masses of creeper that lay across the trail.
TREMULOUS LORD OF THE FLIES HOW TO
On the quiz, you will need to know how to word might be used in a sentence (not just the simple matching of definitions). VOCABULARYDIRECTIONS:Write a definition for each word using your own words based on the context within the book. LORD OF FLIES THE VICISSITUDES (p.49) CASTANET (p.49) INSCRUTABLE (p.49) BRIMMED (p.50) ANTAGONISM (p.51) DECLIVITIES (p.54) TACIT (p.55) GAY (p.55) BAFFLED (p.55) PERCEPTIBLE (p.56) FLAUNTED (p.56) GAUDY (p.57) OPALESCENCE (p.58) BLATANT (p.58) DUBIOUS (p.59) BELLIGERENCE (p.60) IMPALPABLE (p.61) CROONING (p.61) LIBERATED (p.64) IRKED (p.65) GOUTS (p.69) MALEVOLENTLY (p.71) GYRATION (p.) INGRACIOUS (p.72) ASSERTION (p.72) OMISSION (p.74) JEERINGLY (p.76) PERPETUALLY (p.77) LAMENTABLY (p.77) LUDICROUS (p.79) INEFFECTUAL (p.79) TOTTERY (p.80) LAVATORY (p.80) LAMENTATION (p.87) DECORUM (p.89) TEMPESTUOUSLY (p.91) DISCURSIVE (p.92) THEOREM (p.92) APPALLED (p.93) OBLONG (p.99) DIFFIDENTLY (p.103) LEVIATHAN (p.105) GUANO (p.106) BASTION (p.106) MUTINOUSLY (p.108) BRINE (p.110) LUXURIANCE (p.116) CRESTFALLEN (p.117) QUEER (p.117) INFURIATINGLY (p.117) BROODING (p.118) IMPERVIOUS (p.121) SERENADING (p.125) DEMURE (p.133) FERVOR (p.133) IMMEDIACY (p.135) RUNNELS (p.138) FRONDS (p.142) PARODY (p.143) OBSCENE (p.143) T EACHERS P AY C REATED L EARNING T EACHERS A UTHOR A FOR _
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