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Legend of Zombies Vocabulary

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  • "While the stories have never been confirmed, Haitian belief in zombies is still strong." What does CONFIRM mean?
    to wonder about something
    to write something down
    to state or show that something is true
    to make a decision
  • "Zombies are depicted as mindless, clumsy creatures." What does DEPICTED mean in this sentence?
    Confused
    Pictured in one's own mind
    Shown in a drawing, movie, or other art form
    Talked about in conversation
  • "Participants in World Zombie Day dress like zombies and take part in a zombie walk." What does the word PARTICIPANT mean?
    a person who refuses to play along
    a person who gets bored easily
    a person who is obsessed with zombies
    a person who participates in something
  • "World Zombie Day is often to raise money for charities." What does CHARITY mean?
    a group of zombie fans
    an organization that helps those in need
    another name for a school
    a secret spy organization
  • "Zombies can be described as walking corpses with rotting flesh." What does CORPSE mean?
    a type of animal
    a typical human being
    a household item
    a dead body
  • "Zombies are not cannibals because they do not eat each other, only living humans." What does CANNIBAL mean in this sentence?
    An animal that eats its prey
    A person who eats meat like burgers or chicken
    A creature who eats others of the same species
    A vegetarian who only eats plant-based food
  • "The word zombie is even used to describe people who go through life in a trance-like state." What does TRANCE mean in this sentence?
    being fully alert
    a half-awake state
    successful
    depressed
  • "World Zombie Day is an international event that is held every autumn." What does INTERNATIONAL mean in this sentence?
    occurring every year
    local
    among states
    between nations
  • "A zombie is a mythical dead person who has returned to life." What does MYTHICAL mean in this sentence?
    true or correct
    existing only in the imagination
    real or living
    spooky or scary
  • "The movie 'Night of the Living Dead' terrified audiences and turned zombie movies into box-office sensations." What does SENSATION mean in this sentence?
    a confusing subject that is hard to understand
    a flop that most people didn't care about
    a widespread reaction of interest and excitement
    a fear