The Best Christmas Present in the World - Vocabulary Exercise - 2


Exercise - 2

Part - II
14. The soldiers were standing in their trenches. (noun)
(a) a long narrow ditch
(b) barbed fences
(c) underground
(d) spacious rooms

15. Jim was ashamed to say that Fritz began it. (adj)
(a) honest
(b) frånk
(c) guilty
(d) sympathetic

16. Someone was waving a white flag from the trenches. (to wave - verb)
(a) hoist
(b) move to and fro
(c) unfurl
(d) signal

17. The German Officer approached Jim. (to approach - verb)
(a) appreciate
(b) come near
(c) praise well
(d) address

18. He gripped his hand warmly. (to grip - verb)
(a) hold
(b) shook
(c) pull
(d) snatch

19. Hans never set foot in Dorset. (set one's foot in - phrase)
(a) shake one's feet
(b) land
(c) stary
(d) visit

20. There were huddles of khaki and grey everywhere. (noun)
(a) people gathered together
(b) heaps
(c) collection of things
(d) bundles of things

21. Greatcoats were dumped in piles to make goalposts. (to dump - verb)
(a) deposit in a hurried way
(b) collect from different places
(c) bring
(d) carry in huge numbers

22. I noticed our breaths mingling in the air between us. (to notice - verb)
(a) draw
(b) have
(c) observe
(d) relax

23. This is how we should resolve war. (verb)
(a) finish
(b) fight
(c) settle
(d) start

24. No children are orphaned.  (to orphan - verb)
(a) treat badly
(b) leave carelessly
'(c) make parentless
(d) deprive shelter

25. He was very generous in his action.
(a)  showing readiness to give more of something
(b) easily winning more to his side
(c) wonderful and effective
(d) showing a lot of sympathy

 26.  The soldiers ran out of food. (run out - phrasal verb) 
(a) face shortage
(b) use more than necessary
(d) have more than enough
(d) share with others

27. I walked away from him unwillingly. (adv)
(a) angrily
(b) sadly
(c) unfortunately
(d) unethusiasticaly

28. We exchanged carols for a while. (to exchange - verb)
(a) to sing
(b) to give and receive
(c) to read and write
(d) to make

29. I will treasure these happy moments for ever and ever. 
(a) Keep carefully
(b) love deeply
(c) dig carefully
(d) desire strongly




29.       We exchanged carols for a while. (exchange - verb)
(a)  to sing
(b)  to give and receive
(c)  to read and write
(d)  to make 

30.       I will treasure these happy moments for ever and ever. (verb)
(a)  Keep carefully
(b)  love deeply
(c)  dig carefully
(d)  desire strongly

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