Week 24 Flashcards
Animal Farm Chapters 4-5
Part of Speech: Verb; Definition: to move around a place and talk with different people; Original Sentence: “Every day Snowball and Napoleon sent out flights of pigeons whose instructions were to ~~~ with the animals on neighbouring farms…”; Additional Example Sentence: “At the party, I like to ~~~ with different groups to make new friends.”
mingle
Part of Speech: Adjective; Definition: causing shame or embarrassment; Original Sentence: “…they were in ~~~ retreat by the same way as they had come…”; Additional Example Sentence: “Leaving in an ~~~ way, the player was booed off the field.”
ignominious
Part of Speech: Noun; Definition: An arguments or disagreement about an important issue; Original Sentence: “But of all their ~~~s, none was so bitter as the one that took place over the windmill.”; Additional Example Sentence: “The city council’s new law sparked a major ~~~ among the residents.”
controversy
Part of Speech: Adjective; Definition: deserving dislike or scorn; Original Sentence: “…they could not understand…how even animals could bring themselves to sing such ~~~ rubbish.”; Additional Example Sentence: “Stealing from a friend is ~~~ behavior that I can’t forgive.”
contemptible
Part of Speech: Adjective; Definition: clever in a tricky or dishonest way; Original Sentence: “That…was Comrade Napoleon’s ~~~. He had seemed to oppose the windmill…to get rid of Snowball…”; Additional Example Sentence: “The fox used a ~~~ plan to sneak into the henhouse unseen.”
cunning
Part of Speech: Adjective; Definition: suggesting harm or danger; Original Sentence: “…the dogs sitting round Napoleon let out deep, ~~~ growls…”; Additional Example Sentence: “A ~~~ storm cloud loomed on the horizon, warning us to take cover.”
menacing
mingle
Part of Speech: Verb; Definition: to move around a place and talk with different people; Original Sentence: “Every day Snowball and Napoleon sent out flights of pigeons whose instructions were to ~~~ with the animals on neighbouring farms…”; Additional Example Sentence: “At the party, I like to ~~~ with different groups to make new friends.”
ignominious
Part of Speech: Adjective; Definition: causing shame or embarrassment; Original Sentence: “…they were in ~~~ retreat by the same way as they had come…”; Additional Example Sentence: “Leaving in an ~~~ way, the player was booed off the field.”
controversy
Part of Speech: Noun; Definition: An arguments or disagreement about an important issue; Original Sentence: “But of all their ~~~s, none was so bitter as the one that took place over the windmill.”; Additional Example Sentence: “The city council’s new law sparked a major ~~~ among the residents.”
contemptible
Part of Speech: Adjective; Definition: deserving dislike or scorn; Original Sentence: “…they could not understand…how even animals could bring themselves to sing such ~~~ rubbish.”; Additional Example Sentence: “Stealing from a friend is ~~~ behavior that I can’t forgive.”
cunning
Part of Speech: Adjective; Definition: clever in a tricky or dishonest way; Original Sentence: “That…was Comrade Napoleon’s ~~~. He had seemed to oppose the windmill…to get rid of Snowball…”; Additional Example Sentence: “The fox used a ~~~ plan to sneak into the henhouse unseen.”
menacing
Part of Speech: Adjective; Definition: suggesting harm or danger; Original Sentence: “…the dogs sitting round Napoleon let out deep, ~~~ growls…”; Additional Example Sentence: “A ~~~ storm cloud loomed on the horizon, warning us to take cover.”