Maria brought along her eldest daughter - a _____ girl with brown eyes and a ready smile
TEST 3
absolve
caricature
clangor
contiguous cupidity
deleterious
enhance
incisive
ostentatious
prosaic
redundant
enthralled
paraphrase
paragon
sanctimonious scintillating
extenuating
implicit
politic
winsome
1. Terryl was doing a command performance for her debate team, arguing
about the
impact of violence in advertising.
2. He could picture the fiery and malicious exhilaration with which they had
ruthless sense of right
made their wreckage, and their
and dedication.
3. The motives of his backers were hardly more edifying, moved as they
evidently were by a mixture of political ambition and
4. They were so
by the beauty and brilliance of the
rainbow that they forgot to keep their voices low any longer.
5. The lamps the riders carry illuminate the silhouettes of the dead,
magicking them into lumbering
6. Brigid herself was a
of humanity.
of gentleness, teaching the new girls
all that Lyddie and Diana had taught her, never raising her voice in
irritation or complaint.
7. She fed it with fantasies, idealized it, savagely defended it, stripped it of its
truth, and turned it into the kind of love one found in
novels.
8. A third principle is that indirect discourse is not always introduced with an
expression like he said that or she thought that; sometimes it is
in the context.
9. He jerked his head with each word, the bells in his antlers sending up a
10. Prose becomes stuffy when an insecure writer hammers the reader over the
indicators of a connection, as if unsure that
head with
one would be enough.
11.Maria brought along her eldest daughter - a
brown eyes and a ready smile.
@englishspecialty
girl with
absolve
caricature
clangor
contiguous cupidity
deleterious
enhance
incisive
ostentatious
prosaic
redundant
enthralled
paraphrase
paragon
sanctimonious scintillating
extenuating
implicit
politic
winsome
1. Terryl was doing a command performance for her debate team, arguing
about the
impact of violence in advertising.
2. He could picture the fiery and malicious exhilaration with which they had
ruthless sense of right
made their wreckage, and their
and dedication.
3. The motives of his backers were hardly more edifying, moved as they
evidently were by a mixture of political ambition and
4. They were so
by the beauty and brilliance of the
rainbow that they forgot to keep their voices low any longer.
5. The lamps the riders carry illuminate the silhouettes of the dead,
magicking them into lumbering
6. Brigid herself was a
of humanity.
of gentleness, teaching the new girls
all that Lyddie and Diana had taught her, never raising her voice in
irritation or complaint.
7. She fed it with fantasies, idealized it, savagely defended it, stripped it of its
truth, and turned it into the kind of love one found in
novels.
8. A third principle is that indirect discourse is not always introduced with an
expression like he said that or she thought that; sometimes it is
in the context.
9. He jerked his head with each word, the bells in his antlers sending up a
10. Prose becomes stuffy when an insecure writer hammers the reader over the
indicators of a connection, as if unsure that
head with
one would be enough.
11.Maria brought along her eldest daughter - a
brown eyes and a ready smile.
@englishspecialty
girl with