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Full Blast 4 Module 2b

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