WORKSHEET #7
Let’s practice some expressions from the
episode #7 of Dr. Jedidiah’s Diary!
1. Leone stayed unper_______________
in spite of all the acrimonious criticism about his latest film project. (*meaning
“not disturbed/ worried/ upset or troubled”)
2. This old photo of my son in his
childhood always brings back those sweet old days when I used to _____oon
the song “Rockabye Baby” to him as I was tucking him in the crib. (*meaning “to
hum or sing in a soft low voice, especially in a sentimental manner”)
3. People are still re___________ from
the disastrous evil conduct committed by the former president and his wife
along with the corrupted government in South Korea. (*meaning “to be deeply
affected or mentally shaken by something, often negatively”)
4. The scene from the horror flick made
me feel the pain of the main character when she was wri_______________
in extreme fear. (*meaning “to respond
with great emotion or physical discomfort to a violent or unpleasant feeling or
thought”)
5. Meryl is a marvelous actress who
sub________________ herself totally in her roles. (*meaning “to put under
water or figuratively to become deeply involved in something or to hide
something from view”)
6. The reti____________________s
on the fallen leaf has caught my eyes. The pattern of its venation on the
surface of the leaf resembles my grandmother’s agony in life. (*meaning “a
pattern or arrangement of the interlacing lines resembling a net”)
7. Don’t you get what it means by Shakespeare’s
rhet_________________ question “If you prick us, do we not bleed?" The
line points out that people are equal regardless of their background or social
status. (*meaning “a question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or
to make a point rather than to get an answer”)
8. A social media platform is the place
where people are connected, sharing their lives or opinions. However, some
overreacting or meddlesome users constantly provide others unsol_________________
thoughts that are oftentimes negative or even provoking. (*meaning “not
asked for or requested”)
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