1.qua:
in the capacity or character of; as. 
2.iota:
a very small quantity or degree. 
3.malversation:
misconduct in public office. 
4.confrere:
a colleague. 
5.supine:
lying on the back; also, indolent; listless. 
6.conflagration:
a large and destructive fire. 
7.plenipotentiary:
invested with full power. 
8.errant: wandering; deviating from an
appointed course, or from a direct path; roving. 
9.preternatural: beyond of different
from what is natural; inexplicable; extraordinary; abnormal. 
10.subterfuge:
a deceptive device or stratagem. 
What in Australia jumps along on its two hind legs and
carries it's baby in a pouch?        
Kangaroo
A metal container with a handle, lid and spout which is
used for boiling water is called a  
Kettle
A specially shaped piece of metal used to open locks is
called a                                Key
What prefix means one thousand?                                                                                    kilo-
This "K word" means to touch with the lips.                                                                     Kiss
What room in the house is all the cooking and washing of
dishes done in?            Kitchen
What "K word" is the joint which is half way
down the leg?                                          Knee
Which piece of silverware has a handle and a blade and is
used for cutting?         Knife
What "K word" is a baby goat, but is also slang
for 'a child'?                                        Kid
To bang on someone's door with your knuckles is to                                                     Knock
The meal we eat in the middle of the day is called                                                          Lunch
A special room or building where books are kept is called
a                                         Library
Treated animal skin that is often made into shoes,
sneakers, and jackets is called Leather
When you can't find someplace you are                                                                           Lost
In autumn the parts of a tree which turns into reds,
golds, and browns are the        Leaves
If you borrow money from the bank it's called a                                                               Loan
Another name for an elevator is a                                                                                      Lift
The opposite of dead is                                                                                      Living(alive)
What fruit is yellow, oval shaped and sour?                                                                 Lemon
To drive legally you need to get a                                                                               License
1
- Did you remember ____ it off before you left?                                  Turning          to turn
2
- I remember ____ smoke coming out of the engine.             Seeing           to
see
3
- If you remember doing something, the memory comes after the action.  True    False
4
- If you remember to do something, the memory comes after the action.   True    False
5
- They think I forgot all about it, but I clearly remember ____ it.       doing              to do
6
- The witnesses remember ____ two men steal it.                  seeing                        to see
7
- There's no difference between the infinitive and the gerund after 'remember'.   
True     False
8
- None of this would have happened if only I'd remembered ____ them beforehand.
Warning                     to warn
9
- Do you remember her ____ there?                 Being             to be
10
- In formal English, we don't use the infinitive after 'remember'.      True                False
G         Groping through the graveyard
Walking through the gallows
Galloping I hear
Give me a chance to fight what I fear
/au/     Four gray walls
and four grey towers,
Overlook a space of
flowers
And the silent isle
embowers
The lady of shallot
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