Question

the story of isis and osiris vocabulary quiz #6
matching

1. addressed a. the quality of being divine.
2. droughts b. shining brilliancy
3. abode c. skill of public speaking
4. lamentations d. a game to jump over and capture the opponents’ pieces.
5. divinity e. anything that joins or unites
6. abyss f. calculation
7. respondent g. a place where a person resides
8. honour h. a deep immeasurable space
9. oratory i. to protect
10. reckoning j. to express grief

fill in the blanks

1. both metals should be bent to a curved form before they are ____ together as shown in the cut.
2. he was not in the mood for ____ from miss williams
3. troops ____ in white uniforms at his year’s military parade.
4. the suffering and riotous citizens made the city of alexandria a very unpleasant place of ____ for the visiting royalty.
5. it is never too late to draw back such an ____ of shame.
6. “they forced us to pick up guns to defend our ____” he said.
7. the evangelist moved thousands to repentance with his ____.
8. eventually they do not cut a straight line from the form unless our ____ was a bit off.
9. the ____ between the two men made it difficult to win the game.
10. he considers the beauty of athleticism and wonders if it’s proof of the existence of some ____

Explanation:

Matching Answers:

1. sheltered - i (to protect)
2. droughts - a (The quality of being dry)
3. abode - g (a place where a person resides)
4. lamentations - j (to express grief)
5. divinity - b (shining brilliancy)
6. abyss - h (a deep immeasurable space)
7. respondent - e (anything that joins or unites)
8. honour - i (Note: Likely typo, correct match may vary; assume context)
9. oratory - c (skill of public speaking)
10. reckoning - f (calculation)

Fill in the Blanks (Sample Answers, based on context):

1. joined (from “anything that joins or unites” - respondent’s meaning)
2. lamentations (to express grief - fits “mood for [grief]”)
3. sheltered (to protect - troops “protected” in uniforms)
4. abode (residence - “place of [residence]”)
5. abyss (shame as a “deep space” of shame)
6. divinity (defend “brilliancy”/honor)
7. oratory (public speaking skill to move people)
8. reckoning (calculation - “if our calculation was off”)
9. droughts (dryness/conflict - “between the two men”)
10. divinity (beauty as proof of “brilliancy”/divine existence)

(Note: Some blanks may require adjustment based on full context/wordlist clarity.)

Answer:

Matching Answers:

1. sheltered - i (to protect)
2. droughts - a (The quality of being dry)
3. abode - g (a place where a person resides)
4. lamentations - j (to express grief)
5. divinity - b (shining brilliancy)
6. abyss - h (a deep immeasurable space)
7. respondent - e (anything that joins or unites)
8. honour - i (Note: Likely typo, correct match may vary; assume context)
9. oratory - c (skill of public speaking)
10. reckoning - f (calculation)

Fill in the Blanks (Sample Answers, based on context):

1. joined (from “anything that joins or unites” - respondent’s meaning)
2. lamentations (to express grief - fits “mood for [grief]”)
3. sheltered (to protect - troops “protected” in uniforms)
4. abode (residence - “place of [residence]”)
5. abyss (shame as a “deep space” of shame)
6. divinity (defend “brilliancy”/honor)
7. oratory (public speaking skill to move people)
8. reckoning (calculation - “if our calculation was off”)
9. droughts (dryness/conflict - “between the two men”)
10. divinity (beauty as proof of “brilliancy”/divine existence)

(Note: Some blanks may require adjustment based on full context/wordlist clarity.)