The Cuckoo's Calling Week 3
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- Q1'compare unfavourably' meansmarginally biggerbe better thanbe worse thanmiles better300s
- Q2'bangles' look like300s
- Q3'to abound in' meansto be deficient into be certain or destined toto have plenty of somethingto have an average amount of sth300s
- Q4'scrunchies' look like300s
- Q5'to cadge'to plant, form, or trim a hedgeto obtain by imposing on another's generosity or friendshipto buy or sell commodity futuresto confine in a restricted and often crowded area300s
- Q6'going begging' looks like300s
- Q7She had been meeting Ross [___ ____ ____], while swearing undying love to Strike. [(idiom) secretly; not wanting other people to discover what you are doing]Users enter free textType an Answer300s
- Q8'rapt' meanswholly absorbedunusually fitted or qualifiedhaving a tendencysuited to a purpose300s
- Q9Where is the stress in the word 'antithesis'?first syllablesecond syllablefirst & third syllablesthird syllable300s
- Q10'gauge' is pronounced[ɡɔːʒ][ɡɑːʒ][ɡeɪʒ][ɡeɪdʒ]300s
- Q11‘Yeah, I can see a bit of Jonny,’ he said, looking up into Strike’s face; his voice was [_______] and faintly cockney. [(of a man or his manner) deliberately behaving in a way that some people think is typical of a homosexual]Users enter free textType an Answer300s
- Q12'profligate' meansrecklessly carefreeextremely frugalrecklessly extravagantexceedingly embarrassing300s
- Q13Strike tried a different [______]. [the way in which you deal with a particular situation; the direction of your words or thoughts]Users enter free textType an Answer300s
- Q14the small hours:soon after 12 p.m.soon after 12 a.m.at daybreakat the crack of dawn300s
- Q15'diatribe' is pronounced[daɪˈatraɪb][daɪəˈtraɪb][ˈdaɪatraɪb][ˈdaɪətraɪb]300s