"Wow, that sounds like a remarkable adventure!" REMARKABLE means...
difficult
dangerous
boring
unusual
"I only glanced at the book." GLANCED means...
touched
didn't look
looked quickly
studied
"The Mysterious Case of the Violin". CASE means...
a problem to be solved
a type of music
a box for the violin
an illness
To solve a mystery you must: ask questions, look into facts, follow clues. A good verb for this is:
demonstrate
remark
case the joint
investigate
"It's critical that we go to the hospital right now." CRITICAL means...
very important
not a big deal
exciting
not trustworthy
I'm familiar with Indian customs. FAMILIAR means...
have family
always try
know about
don't like
IRREGULAR means
not at normal times
all the time
usual
how strange things happen
If you FROWN, you might feel...
confused
excited
happy
bored
"There was a burglary!" A BURGLARY means
someone ate burgers
someone was killed
there was a fight
something was stolen
"Please be at ease. I'll answer your question." AT EASE means...
patiently waiting
worried and scared
acting like it's not important
be relaxed, not worried
She makes clothes out of ...
curtains
blinds
blankets
hangers
To take a quick breath in surprise.
gasp
scream
fart
sigh
Amazement means ...
disappointment
happiness
surprise
fear
"I thought I saw a figure of a duck, but it's just a shadow." FIGURE means...
drawing
a part of
the colour of
shape
To make a short stop...
period
pause
stammer
clause
"He emerged from the shadows." EMERGED means...
hid from me
ran away from
was born in
came out of
