Which word or phrase means: [of a field] dug and turned over to prepare for planting seeds?
Literature Spot Black Beauty
Do your best · Advanced English
Subunit questions
colts
ploughed
cart-horse
neigh
Which word or phrase means: a horse which is typically no older than four years old?
cart-horse
colts
neigh
gig
Which word or phrase means: a small carriage with two wheels pulled by one horse?
trot
gig
brook
lodging
Which word or phrase means: a working horse used to carry heavy loads?
neigh
cart-horse
gig
trot
Which word or phrase means: [of a horse] make a loud noise?
gig
trot
neigh
brook
Which word or phrase means: a temporary place to stay?
lodging
ploughed
colts
cart-horse
Which word or phrase means: a small river?
lodging
brook
ploughed
colts
Which word or phrase means: [of a horse] run quickly?
gallop
brook
lodging
ploughed
A preview of “Literature Spot Black Beauty” from the unit “Do your best” in Advanced English: 3 lesson sections, 8 definitions, 8 worked questions.
Source: NCCD, Literature Spot: Black Beauty (pp.62-63)
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- 5A Speaking Buying time in interview situations
- 6A Writing and Vocabulary An essay
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