| Definitions | ||
| #1 | highly talented child |
prodigy |
| #2 | a line of people waiting a turn |
queue |
| #3 | a false purpose |
pretense |
| #4 | to appeal urgently to |
implore |
| #5 | indulge excessively |
wallow |
| Synonyms | ||
| #1 | reprimand |
rebuke |
| #2 | conform |
comply |
| #3 | capture |
ensnare |
| #4 | evade |
shun |
| #5 | request |
beseech |
| Pictures | ||
| #1 |
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ensnare |
| #2 |
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distort |
| #3 |
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proscenium |
| #4 |
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compassion |
| #5 |
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solitude |
| Antonyms | ||
| #1 | stay, continue |
succumb |
| #2 | give, offer |
beseech |
| #3 | normal, average |
prodigy |
| #4 | hatred, cruelty |
compassion |
| #5 | disobey, refuse |
comply |
| Sentences | ||
| #1 | My parents always _______ me when I make B's and C's on my report card. |
rebuke |
| #2 | The Phantom has killed people because he likes to ______ in blood. |
wallow |
| #3 | The Phantom tells the new managers they need to _______ to his demands |
comply |
| #4 | Christine left the rehearsal under the _______ of needing to go home and rest. |
pretense |
| #5 | Christine wanted to enjoy some _______ in the graveyard at her father's grave. |
solitude |
| Final Question | |
The statue on the roof of the opera house is the same figure as the one that hangs above the _______ in the opera house auditorium. |
proscenium |
