Murder on the orient express

red

100

• At the end of those days they ... (say good-bye)

part

200

But I could ............... the impression that evil had passed me by very close

not rid myself of

300

• There was............. in her glance and voice

coquetry

400

so P. ............to the platform (got down onto)

descended

500

• That cry had ...............  him (frightened)

startled

blue

100

.. which was served first and with the........... morsels.

choicest

200

Her anxiety, however, was ....

needless.

300

It fascinated rather than.......... . (made one feel disgusted)

repelled

400

• I have made enough money to satisfy both my needs and ......

caprices

500

I’m............ scared of the man (absolutely)

downright

white

100

HP was ............. replying

a moment before

200

The train is ............ at 6.55

due in

300

• The food in Syria was not quite .............. my stomach

suited to

400

I’m not the kind of man to be caught ....

napping

500

She nodded ............... to P. (friendly)

amicably

green

100

Only the eyes............... this assumption

belied

200

• The two English travelers got out to .....

stretch their legs

300

All these here are ..............together – by death

linked

400

The detective was ..............those strange shrewd eyes summing him up (aware of)

 conscious of

500

This coach is empty ............. myself

save for

purple

100

Murmured Poirot ..... (annoyingly)

vexedly

200

• They discovered some .......... friends

mutual

300

• His polite “Pardons” were ........... with the regularity of clockwork.

uttered

400

• He .......the other man, who took it but did not strike a light (stratched out a hand to give the box)

 handed to

500

It (the train) was not ............ depart again until 9.15

due to