Wuthering Heights 3

Question 1

Perdition

Answer 1

A state of external punishment into which a sinful person passes after death

Question 2

Imprecations

Answer 2

A spoken curse

Question 3

Phalanx

Answer 3

A body of people

Question 4

Imperious

Answer 4

Assuming power without justification

Question 5

Impudence

Answer 5

The act of not showing due respect to a person

Question 6

Paroxysm

Answer 6

A sudden attack or violent expression of a particular emotion or activity

Question 7

Kirkyard

Answer 7

The churchyard

Question 8

Orisons

Answer 8

A prayer

Question 9

Stanchions

Answer 9

An up right bar post or frame for support

Question 10

Pertinacious

Answer 10

Holding firmly to an opinion or a course of action

Question 11

Inveterate

Answer 11

Having particular habit activityor interest that is long established and unlikely to change

Question 12

Pensive

Answer 12

Engaged in involving or reflecting deep or serious thought

Question 13

Petulance

Answer 13

The quality of being childish bad tempered

Question 14

Culpably

Answer 14

Deserving blame or censure

Question 15

Sanguine

Answer 15

Optimistic positive especially in a difficult situation

Question 16

Cogitations

Answer 16

The action Of thinking deeply about something

Question 17

Cipher

Answer 17

A person who has no importance

Question 18

Salubrious

Answer 18

Health giving healthy

Question 19

Immolation

Answer 19

To sacrifice destroy with fire

Question 20

Vagaries

Answer 20

An unexpected change in a situation or someone’s behaviour