Name:______________________________________
Date:________________
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Match each term to it's sentence.
Polly, who was disliking the Queen and feeling ____, would not have let her hand be taken if she could have helped it.
They were killed because they had ____ thoughts.
This was the old banqueting hall where my great-grandfather ____ seven hundred nobles to a feast and killed them all before they had drunk their fill.
The Queen was walking so quickly that the children had to ____ to keep up with her.
The guinea-pig is perfectly happy here, but your uncle will only do something ____ to it if we take it home.
They came at last into a hall larger and ____ than any they had yet seen.
That passage leads to the torture ____.
She drew herself up to her full height and stood ____.
"You!" said the Queen, laying her hand on his shoulder—a white, beautiful hand, but Digory could feel that it was strong as steel ____.
The wind that blew in their faces was cold, yet somehow ____.