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3rd Day
New Words
murky |
component |
hoax |
labyrinth |
evaluate |
The Plot Thickens
A submarine took the body out to sea. Then, "Major Martin," the man who never was, was slid into the murky Atlantic waters off the coast of Huelva, Spain. Attached to this courier's coat was a briefcase that contained the components of the hoax. Shortly thereafter, the Spanish Embassy notified the British that the body had been recovered. But Commander Montagu learned that the important documents had already been scrutinized* and later resealed so that the British would not be suspicious. The secret information was transmitted to the German High Command, through a labyrinth of underground networks, to be evaluated. Now the true test of the months of assiduous* planning would comethe question remained, would the Germans swallow the bait?
Sample Sentences
Use the new words in the following sentences.
1.The practical joker had the temerity* to perpetrate* a __________ upon the Dean of Boys.
2.A good motion picture producer should be skilled in all the manifold* __________ of film-making.
3.After wandering through the __________, the young hero came face to face with the dragon who was indigenous* to the caves.
4.When I asked the English teacher to __________ my plan for the term paper, her incisive* comments were very helpful.
5.The __________ quality of the artist's latest painting is the antithesis* of her former style.
Definitions
Match the new words with their meanings.
6. murky |
____ a. dark, obscure |
7. component |
____ b. element |
8. hoax |
____ c. deception |
9. labyrinth |
____ d. arrangement of winding passages |
10. evaluate |
____ e. appraise, find the value of |
Today's Idiom
to turn the tablesto turn a situation to one's own advantage
The wrestler thought that he could pin me to the mat, but I quickly turned the tables on him.
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attest |
gullible |
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A Puzzle for His Majesty
The conspirators had reason to exult, for all evidence attested to the fact that the German High Command was gullible about "Major Martin." Their defense troops were moved away from the true invasion sites and deployed to areas that were inconsequential. Subsequently, when the actual attack took place, Allied casualties were minimized. After the war, Commander Montagu received a medal from the king of England. At the presentation ceremony, the king politely inquired where the young officer had earned his citation. "At the Admiralty," Montagu replied, presenting the king with a genuine enigma.
Sample Sentences
Use the new words in the following sentences.
1.Explaining that the bookkeeper was merely a __________ dupe,* the judge freed him from complicity* in the crime.
2.As the audience watched the master __________ his chess pieces, they applauded his virtuosity.*
3.An expert was summoned to __________ to the authenticity of the Rembrandts found in the Nazi cache* of stolen masterpieces.
4.When the College Board scores were promulgated,* my sister had good cause to __________.
5.I could not solve the __________ of why an altruistic* person should exhibit such cupidity.*
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Match the new words with their meanings.
6. exult |
____ a. to certify |
7. attest |
____ b. easily cheated or fooled |
8. gullible |
____ c. to position forces according to a plan |
9. deploy |
____ d. riddle |
10. enigma |
____ e. rejoice greatly |
Today's Idiom
a chip off the old blocka son who is like his father (from the same block of wood)
When we saw the alcoholic's son enter the liquor store, we assumed that he was a chip off the old block. Answers are on Page 310
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5th Day Review
Major Martin, if he had lived, would have used the word "bonnet" to refer to the hood of his auto, and he might have referred to a truck as a "lorry." As you can see, there are differences between American and British English. But Major Martin, undoubtedly, would have known all the words belowdo you?
Match the twenty words with their meanings. Write the letter that stands for the definition in the appropriate answer space. (Note the similarity between numbers 13 and 20.)
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____ 1. assiduous |
a. spread out in battle formation |
____ 2. attest |
b. a trick |
____ 3. component |
c. busy, attentive |
____ 4. concoct |
d. confirm as accurate, vouch for |
____ 5. consummate |
e. devise |
____ 6. deploy |
f. a riddle, puzzle |
____ 7. enigma |
g. element, part |
____ 8. evaluate |
h. able to meet any situation |
____ 9. exult |
i. perfect, complete |
____ 10. fallacious |
j. filled |
____ 11. fraught |
k. misleading, false |
____ 12. gullible |
l. rejoice greatly |
____ 13. hoax |
m. faultless |
____ 14. impeccable |
n. easily fooled |
____ 15. labyrinth |
o. winding passages |
____ 16. manifold |
p. find the value of, review |
____ 17. murky |
q. many |
____ 18. perpetrate |
r. deception |
____ 19. resourceful |
s. commit |
____ 20. subterfuge |
t. dark, obscure |
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u. restrain oneself |
____ 22. put the cart before the horse |
w. turn a situation to one's own advantage |
____ 23. turn the tables |
w. do things backwards |
____ 24. chip off the old block |
x. son who is like his father |
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