AQA French Theme 1 Vocabulary

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Note that the correct answer is not always the primary vocabulary word from the lesson.

\begin{matrix} \text{aghast} & \text{poorness} & \text{leader} & \text{gaunt}\\ \text{hovel} & \text{startled} & \text{amused} & \text{situations}\\ \text{shelter} & \text{old} & \text{penury} & \text{despot}\\ \text{shrunken} & \text{} & \text{} & \text{}\\ \end{matrix}

The cowboy's narrow face betrayed his arduous month on the range, where long days of labor in the sun and small meals had caused him to lose thirty pounds. Better word: ______

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vocabulary

Which of the following best paraphrases the sentence, "Mother countries sought to 'civilize' the natives, which, to the colonists, meant compelling the natives to emulate the language, culture, and religion of the mother country" (paragraph 2)? A. The British were the only civilized people. B. Colonists thought they were the only civilizes people. C. All native cultures were uncivilized. D. Colonists were superior to all people. E. The British wanted to make all people like themselves.

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literature

Poets sometimes use poetic contractions-words in which one or more letters are left out-to sustain a rhythm or rhyme scheme. For example, Wordsworth uses the contraction o'er- short for over-to maintain the rhythm of line 2. ldentify the meanings of these contractions. fore'er

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world history

How is a grand jury different from a trial jury?

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