Match the words to the sentences
crow, eye, lady, Owl, rats, return, talk, untie, wait, wrong |
COUNCILMAN 1: Let's get back to business!
MR AGES: Wait, wait! She has been to see the Great Owl! ... He has told her that we could move the Brisby home to safety.
JUSTIN: Her home was Jonathan's home.
SULLIVAN: We have urgent problems of our own. Let the lower creatures fend for themselves!
COUNCILMAN 2: Order! Order!
JENNER: Wait, my friend. I smell an opportunity.
SULLIVAN: What?
JENNER: Manoeuvers of this nature are dangerous. Accidents could happen...
COUNCILMAN 2: Jenner?
SULLIVAN: Accidents?
COUNCILMAN 2: Jenner?
JENNER: I'll explain later. Misses Brisby! A thousand pardons, my dear! Forgive the ill temper of my colleague. It would be an honor to assist Jonathan's widow in any way. We are but your humble servants.
MRS BRISBY: Thank you.
COUNCILMAN 3: I second the motion.
COUNCILMAN 1: Hear hear!
COUNCILMAN 2: Motion has been moved and seconded. Those in favor make a show of hands. Very well...
MR AGES: He's up to something...Take Misses Brisby to the library. We'll approach Nicodemus when the meeting's over.
COUNCILMAN 2: ...motion carried.
JEREMY: Okay now, wait a minute, this isn't what you think. You don't understand what I'm doing here!
AUNTIE SHREW: Think you can come snooping about, looting and pilfering, just when everyone's away?
JEREMY: Well uh...Let me explain about...Oh! What a lovely hat you're wearing!
AUNTIE SHREW: Don't you sweet talk me! I know you're in league with those awful rats!
JEREMY: Rats? Ummm...what rats?
AUNTIE SHREW: Hoodlums, the lot of you!
JEREMY: Uhhh...why did you say (1)_______________?
AUNTIE SHREW: You think the world owes you a living, right?
JEREMY: Right.
AUNTIE SHREW: Wrong!
JEREMY: (2)_______________! Ohhhh...look, nice (3)_______________, you're making a mistake!
AUNTIE SHREW: The sooner you delinquents learn that you must earn your own way....
JEREMY: Wait! (4)_______________, can't we uh...Can't we talk this over?
AUNTIE SHREW: ...the sooner, the better.
JEREMY: You can't leave me like this! There's a ca...ca...There's a ca...He's a very big...and he might..and he might...mlfffp!
AUNTIE SHREW: Good! Good riddance! Teresa! Martin! That's the least you deserve.
TERESA: Auntie?
AUNTIE SHREW: There you are! Keep an (5)_______________ on this hooligan. Make sure he doesn't get away until I can fetch help. And as for you, you black buzzard, I wouldn't try anything! I shall (6)_______________!
MARTIN: Well, I guess we'd better (7)_______________ him.
TERESA: But Martin...
MARTIN: Hey, Mom helped a (8)_______________ in the field the day before yesterday...
CYNTHIA: He's trying to (9)_______________!
TERESA: He looks like a loony.
MARTIN: ...He even took her to see the...the Great (10)_______________!
TERESA: So?
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answers:
COUNCILMAN 1: Let's get back to business!
MR AGES: Wait, wait! She has been to see the Great Owl! ... He has told her that we could move the Brisby home to safety.
JUSTIN: Her home was Jonathan's home.
SULLIVAN: We have urgent problems of our own. Let the lower creatures fend for themselves!
COUNCILMAN 2: Order! Order!
JENNER: Wait, my friend. I smell an opportunity.
SULLIVAN: What?
JENNER: Manoeuvers of this nature are dangerous. Accidents could happen...
COUNCILMAN 2: Jenner?
SULLIVAN: Accidents?
COUNCILMAN 2: Jenner?
JENNER: I'll explain later. Misses Brisby! A thousand pardons, my dear! Forgive the ill temper of my colleague. It would be an honor to assist Jonathan's widow in any way. We are but your humble servants.
MRS BRISBY: Thank you.
COUNCILMAN 3: I second the motion.
COUNCILMAN 1: Hear hear!
COUNCILMAN 2: Motion has been moved and seconded. Those in favor make a show of hands. Very well...
MR AGES: He's up to something...Take Misses Brisby to the library. We'll approach Nicodemus when the meeting's over.
COUNCILMAN 2: ...motion carried.
JEREMY: Okay now, wait a minute, this isn't what you think. You don't understand what I'm doing here!
AUNTIE SHREW: Think you can come snooping about, looting and pilfering, just when everyone's away?
JEREMY: Well uh...Let me explain about...Oh! What a lovely hat you're wearing!
AUNTIE SHREW: Don't you sweet talk me! I know you're in league with those awful rats!
JEREMY: Rats? Ummm...what rats?
AUNTIE SHREW: Hoodlums, the lot of you!
JEREMY: Uhhh...why did you say (1)rats?
AUNTIE SHREW: You think the world owes you a living, right?
JEREMY: Right.
AUNTIE SHREW: Wrong!
JEREMY: (2)Wrong! Ohhhh...look, nice (3)lady, you're making a mistake!
AUNTIE SHREW: The sooner you delinquents learn that you must earn your own way....
JEREMY: Wait! (4)Wait, can't we uh...Can't we talk this over?
AUNTIE SHREW: ...the sooner, the better.
JEREMY: You can't leave me like this! There's a ca...ca...There's a ca...He's a very big...and he might..and he might...mlfffp!
AUNTIE SHREW: Good! Good riddance! Teresa! Martin! That's the least you deserve.
TERESA: Auntie?
AUNTIE SHREW: There you are! Keep an (5)eye on this hooligan. Make sure he doesn't get away until I can fetch help. And as for you, you black buzzard, I wouldn't try anything! I shall (6)return!
MARTIN: Well, I guess we'd better (7)untie him.
TERESA: But Martin...
MARTIN: Hey, Mom helped a (8)crow in the field the day before yesterday...
CYNTHIA: He's trying to (9)talk!
TERESA: He looks like a loony.
MARTIN: ...He even took her to see the...the Great (10)Owl!
TERESA: So?