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Fever 1793 Ch. 1-10 Vocabulary (images may be mi ...

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    The novel Fever 1793
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  • How might a person rouse herself in the morning?
    all of these
    with an alarm clock
    hearing a rooster crow
    having a parent wake her up
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  • When our reading teacher droned on about Emily Dickinson, we felt:
    excited
    enlightened
    half in love with death
    bored
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  • Which of the following best describes the Tokyo subway at rush hour?
    late and dirty, as usual
    teeming with people
    everyone gets a seat
    almost devoid of human life
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  • Whenever people come to visit, Granny sets out a huge array of:
    lists of chores she needs help with
    victuals
    stuff she bought accidentally on the internet
    flowers
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  • Never has Ms. Sarah ever:
    hitchhiked
    procrastinated
    used big words that no one understands
    swooned
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  • Which of the following does NOT describe the subject of the image?
    robust
    infantile
    feline
    soporific
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  • Until recently, this was considered a major disease vector.
    a bacterium
    a parasite
    a virus
    a miasma
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  • A bilious fever was just an uninformed way of describing:
    cancer
    covid-19
    a medical condition that caused someone to collapse suddenly
    a cold
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  • To concede territory means you:
    invade it
    impose sanctions
    share it
    surrender it
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  • A fervant prayer might be something you offer when:
    when asked to give the blessing before a holiday meal
    when you're bored in church
    when you're feeling great and everything is going your way
    prior to an important exam you didn't study for
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  • Impudence is best described as:
    an old-fashioned name in colonial America, like Prudence
    presumptuous rudeness
    a great virtue
    unrequited love
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  • Unceasing frustration could well describe:
    the Algerian foreign exchange banking system for Ms. Sarah
    all of these
    virtual school
    a rubic's cube you ordered but never arrives
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  • "Quarantine" comes from (warning: images may be misleading):
    "Quattrocento," an Italian word for an artistic style.
    "Quaranta," the Italian word for forty.
    "Quatre," the French word for four.
    "Quart," a unit of measurement used only in the US.
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  • "Just between you and me, that outfit is all wrong for her," attempts to express an opinion:
    sarcastically
    publically
    kindly
    discreetly
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  • No-show students at virtual school really __________ some teachers (like the one pictured).
    rile
    please
    all of these
    surprise
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  • The second act of the opera was so ____________, I fell asleep.
    loud
    badly sung
    tedious
    action-packed
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