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By the Great Horn Spoon Vocab. 1-6
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1
Day after day the gold ship __________ on the sea waiting for a good wind to fill her canvas.
bargain
pantaloons
dispel
languished
2
An argonaut is a person who has never left home to explore.
False
True
3
Cut Eye Higgens was the _____________________ who stole Jack and Praiseworthy's money.
squall
masts
cut-purse
pantaloons
4
Praiseworthy and Jack used a pig to help ________ the thief.
rogue
expose
languished
dispel
5
The sudden __________________ sent the boat to rocking violently.
expose
squall
becalmed
monotonay
6
Well we won't ______________! By grabs, we'll sail first thing tomorrow.
expose
tarry
squall
languished
7
Is the vocabulary word is used correctly? There was no wind, and the sailing ship sat
becalmed
in the water.
True
False
8
Pantaloons are men's tight fitting trousers.
True
False
9
Dispel means to keep on feeling a belief or idea forever.
True
False
10
Cut Eye Higgens was a _________ and a scoundrel.
tarry
stowaway
rogue
squall
11
An air of ____________ adventure ran through the ship.
stowaways
rogue
impending
dispel
12
Mr Azariah and Monsieur Gaunt struck a ___________ that solved both of their problems.
cut-purse
masts
bargain
squall
13
Inside two barrels, side by side squatted two ________________.
idleness
bargains
stowaways
tarry
14
Idleness means to be inactive or lazy.
False
True
15
Even a haricut broke the ___________________ of these endless days.
masts
monotony
impending
rogue
16
Masts are the tall upright post on a ship or boat that holds the sails.
False
True