The Great Gatsby Chapter 5 Vocabulary

Introduction

The Great Gatsby Chapter 5 Vocabulary 

Task

1. Use the correct term next to their definitions:

  1. _____________________adj: extended; lengthened

  2. _____________________adj: lacking or showing a lack of what is fitting and considerate in dealing with others

  3. ______________________ verb: to examine in detail with careful or critical attention

  4. ______________________ adj: distressed

  5. _____________________ adj: of, pertaining to, or characterized by ecstasy; rapturous

  6. ______________________ noun: anything invigorating physically, mentally, or morally

  7. ____________________adj: no longer in effect or use; not operating or functioning

  8. ____________________ adj: of, pertaining to, or like a demon; demonic

  9. _____________________ adj: stubbornly adhering to an attitude, opinion, or course of action; stubborn

  10. ______________________ noun: a mark, trace, or visible evidence of something that is no longer present or in existence

  11. _______________________ noun: the act or condition of rejoicing greatly

  12. _______________________ noun: a private entrance or any entrance other than the main one

  13. _______________________ noun: a narcissus; a fragrant, yellow or white flower

  14. ________________________ noun: any of numerous plants belonging to the rose family

  15. _______________________verb: to wrap up closely or fully

  16. ______________________ adj: hanging loosely or in disorder; unkempt; untidy

  17. ______________________ verb: to provide or supply with something ornamental; to adorn or decorate

  18. _______________________noun: disorder; confusion

  19. _______________________ adj: shaped into alternating parallel grooves and ridges; wrinkled

  20. ______________________ noun: an arrangement of a man's hair in which it is brushed up high from the forehead

  21. ____________________ adj: lacking in amount, quantity; meager; not adequate

  22. ___________________ adj: hazy, vague, indistinct, or confused

  23. ____________________adj: far apart; far off; distant

 

2. Use the terms/ words from exercise 1 to complete the sentences. 

  1. The old factory has been __________ for many years and is no longer used.

  2. She felt __________ when she found out she had passed the difficult exam.

  3. The detective began to __________ the documents carefully for any clues.

  4. His room was in complete __________ after he searched everywhere for his phone.

  5. After playing outside in the wind, the child returned home with __________ hair.

  6. After a long day of work, the walk in the park felt like a __________ for his mind.

  7. Even when everyone disagreed with him, he remained __________ and refused to change his opinion.

  8. Only a small __________ of the ancient building remains today.

  9. The crowd shouted with __________ when their team won the championship.

  10. The castle had a secret __________ gate used by servants to enter quietly.

  11. The garden was full of beautiful yellow __________ in the spring.

  12. The path was surrounded by thick __________ bushes.

  13. The chef used fresh herbs to __________ the plate before serving the dish.

  14. The roof was made of __________ metal sheets to help water run off easily.

  15. His explanation was very __________, so nobody fully understood his idea.

 

  1. The teacher asked the students to examine the document very carefully before making conclusions.

    A) tonic

    B) scrutinize

    C) garnish

    D) jonquil

  1. The abandoned amusement park has been closed for years and is now completely inactive.

    A) defunct

    B) ecstatic

    C) scanty

    D) remote

  1. Her hair looked messy and untidy after she rushed out of the house.

    A) disheveled

    B) obstinate

    C) corrugated

    D) tonic

  1. The scientist found only a small trace of the ancient civilization.

    A) exultation

    B) vestige

    C) hawthorn

    D) swathe

  1. The audience shouted with great joy after the performer finished the show.

    A) exultation

    B) disarray

    C) tonic

    D) nebulous

  1. The child was extremely happy when he received the gift he wanted.

    A) obstinate

    B) ecstatic

    C) remote

    D) tactless

  1. The bushes around the garden belonged to the rose family and had small white flowers.

    A) hawthorn

    B) jonquil

    C) pompadour

    D) swathe

  1. The metal roof had ridges and grooves that helped water run off.

    A) corrugated

    B) elongated

    C) scanty

    D) disarray

  1. The explanation was unclear and vague, so nobody fully understood the idea.

    A) nebulous

    B) ecstatic

    C) vestige

    D) obstinate

  1. The driver pushed the gas pedal to full speed.

    A) throttle

    B) garnish

    C) swathe

    D) tonic

  1. The child stubbornly refused to listen to anyone’s advice.

    A) remote

    B) obstinate

    C) tactless

    D) disarray

  1. The chef added herbs to decorate the dish before serving it.

    A) garnish

    B) swathe

    C) scrutinize

    D) jonquil

  1. The garden was filled with fragrant yellow flowers in the spring.

    A) hawthorn

    B) jonquil

    C) pompadour

    D) vestige

  1. The speech was rude and showed no consideration for other people’s feelings.

    A) tactless

    B) ecstatic

    C) nebulous

    D) elongated

  1. The house was far away from the city in a very distant area.

    A) remote

    B) scanty

    C) corrugated

    D) exultation

  1. The bandage was used to wrap the injured arm completely.

    A) garnish

    B) swathe

    C) scrutinize

    D) disheveled

  1. The evidence was spread everywhere in the room, creating confusion and disorder.

    A) disarray

    B) tonic

    C) vestige

    D) hawthorn

  1. The doctor warned that poor genetic diversity could lead to health problems caused by breeding within a small group.

    A) inbreeding

    B) pompadour

    C) remote

    D) elongated

  1. His hair was styled high above the forehead in a dramatic way.

    A) pompadour

    B) jonquil

    C) garnish

    D) swathe

  1. The patient died earlier than expected because of the illness.

    A) prematurely

    B) ecstatic

    C) scanty

    D) remote

  1. The prisoner decided to give up control of the property.

    A) relinquish

    B) scrutinize

    C) garnish

    D) swathe

  1. The river became longer and stretched across the valley after the flood changed its path.

    A) elongated

    B) nebulous

    C) obstinate

    D) vestige

  1. The report provided only a small amount of information and was not enough.

    A) scanty

    B) ecstatic

    C) corrugated

    D) exultation

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