CHAPTER III: WORKSHEET #73 of Dr. Jedidiah's Diary

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WORKSHEET #73

Let’s practice some expressions from the episode #73 of Dr. Jedidiah’s Diary! 

 



1.   Daniel took me to his favorite trail so I could get some fresh air and enjoy the beautifully pris_____________ forest away from the hustle and bustle of the city.  (*meaning “in it original/ unspoiled condition”)

 

    2.   The _________varee, a traditional folk custom, involved a noisy parade to celebrate the couple's first night. (*meaning “a noisy mock serenade performed by a group of people to celebrate a marriage or mock an unpopular person”)

 

    3.   How could she turn a deaf ear to those suffering folks in d___________ situation? (*meaning “causing great fear and worry”)

 

    4.   Bill was strongly determined to make a Faus________ deal with God to win his love, Julie. (*meaning deals for power/knowledge at great moral cost”)

 



5.   Jerry has been sinking in deep m___________ since he broke up with his girlfriend. (*meaning “to be struggling in a hopeless situation”)

 

    6.   R___________ assured, you will receive the package by next week.

(* meaning “ don’t worry; be certain that something is guaranteed, a concern is addressed, or a promise will be kept, commonly seen in business, news, and personal contexts to convey reliability”)

 

    7.   Theresa had a dream in which she was a ro_____________ (*meaning “wanderer”) in the emp______________ (*meaning highest heaven“) garden in Heaven.

 

    8.   Helen has been practicing prestidi________________ (*meaning “tricks performed as entertainment”) to present a nice surprise at her daughter’s birthday party.

 

    9.   The hikers were warned to respect the _________onip, as it could make the trails treacherous with its icy fog". (*meaning “a rare, icy winter fog in western U.S. valleys, creates beautiful frost, but can be dangerous”)





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