Parts of speech
magnanimously
What is an adverb?
boot-licking; brown-nosing
What is fawning?
I am the opposite of selfish and uncharitable.
What is magnanimous?
Dickens foreshadowed the death of Sydney Carton when Carton said he would give his life to keep someone dear to Lucie with her.
What is portend?
doing the right thing
What is integrity?
equable
What is an adjective?
right a wrong; make amends
What is redress?
I am the opposite of fidelity and devotion.
What is treachery?
Charles gave up his name, his title and his property because he did not agree with the behavior of the aristocracy.
What is renounced?
Jesus is a person we should all try to be like.
What is emulate?
portend
What is a verb?
studying for a test; eating healthy foods
What is conducive?
I am the opposite of dissatisfied and restless.
What is complacent?
With a great deal of tact, the teacher explained to her 7th and 8th graders the need for good hygiene.
What is diplomacy?
saluting the flag; taking care of your parents in their old age
What is felicitous?
What is a noun?
George Washington; Florence Nightingale; Jesus
What is venerable?
I am the opposite of hurt or worsen.
What is redress?
Mr. Lorry showed very wise judgment when he attempted to dissuade Mr. Stryver from asking Lucie Manette for her hand in marriage.
What is discretion?
It was this trait in Sydney Carton on which Mr. Lorry lectured him.
What is moroseness?
diplomacy
What is a noun?
cheating; lying; betraying a friend
What is ignoble?
I am the opposite of getting poor grades due to lack of effort; not doing chores assigned to you but playing video games instead
What is laudable?
No matter what was done to him, Tommy kept bullying those who were younger than he.
What is incorrigible?
It was because of Lucie's daily devotion to her father, that Dr. Manette recovered.
What is steadfastness?