The Dinner Party Assessment Telling About The Story. Complete each of the following statements by putting an x in the box next to the correct answer. Each statement tells something about the story. 1. Mrs. Wynnes knew that a cobra was in the room because she – it in the rafters it crawl under the table it on her foot saw noticed felt 2. The American didn’t warn the guests about the cobra because he– too frightened to say anything sure that a cobra was actually in the room was wasn’t that any noise or movement would cause the cobra to strike feared 3. The colonel believed that, in a crisis, a woman would panic quite – always remain calm more control than a man show 4. The cobra came out because it was– by the guests by the milk frightened attracted by the sound of the American counting awakened 5. The American scientist appears to be the type of person who likes to relax investigate take orders take risks 6. In paragraph 7, what does the phrase arresting that it sobers everyone” mean? “so so serious-sounding that it makes every one laugh beautiful-sounding that is makes everyone melancholy So legal-sounding that everyone gets frightened So important-sounding that everyone pays attention So New Vocabulary Words. Answer the following vocabulary questions by putting an in x the box next to the correct response. 1. The large dinner party took place in a spacious dining room. What is the meaning of the word spacious? or small or vast or run-down Tiny great shabby fashionable 2. The American’s first impulse was to warn the others. Which of the following best defines the word or try or knowledge or urge impulse? Attempt information instinct 3. Anyone who moved would forfeit fifty rupees. The word forfeit means- surrender earn borrow display At the count of 280, the American saw the cobra emerge. Which phrase best defines the word strike into view slowly away emerge? suddenly come slip into its surroundings blend
The Dinner Party Assessment Telling About The Story. Complete each of the following statements by putting an x in the box next to the correct answer. Each statement tells something about the story. 1. Mrs. Wynnes knew that a cobra was in the room because she – saw it in the rafters noticed it crawl under the table felt it on her foot 2. The American didn’t warn the guests about the cobra because he– was too frightened to say anything wasn’t sure that a cobra was actually in the room feared that any noise or movement would cause the cobra to strike 3. The colonel believed that, in a crisis, a woman would – always panic remain quite calm show more control than a man 4. The cobra came out because it was– frightened by the guests attracted by the milk awakened by the sound of the American counting 5. The American scientist appears to be the type of person who likes to relax investigate take orders take risks 6. In paragraph 7, what does the phrase “so arresting that it sobers everyone” mean? so serious-sounding that it makes every one laugh So beautiful-sounding that is makes everyone melancholy So legal-sounding that everyone gets frightened So important-sounding that everyone pays attention New Vocabulary Words. Answer the following vocabulary questions by putting an x in the box next to the correct response. 1. The large dinner party took place in a spacious dining room. What is the meaning of the word spacious? Tiny or small great or vast shabby or run-down fashionable 2. The American’s first impulse was to warn the others. Which of the following best defines the word impulse? Attempt or try information or knowledge instinct or urge 3. Anyone who moved would forfeit fifty rupees. The word forfeit means- surrender earn borrow display At the count of 280, the American saw the cobra emerge. Which phrase best defines the word emerge? suddenly strike come into view slip slowly away blend into its surroundings
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