Unit 3 lesson 2 - reading and vocabulary

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

00:58

"He had clutched the bag to him as they huddled in the back of the truck..."

huddled, to huddle =

1. plassen
2. samenzweren
3. bijeenkruipen

01:59

"... his face like someone had smudged his eyes with black polish."

smudged, to smudge ( a smudge) =

1. bevlekken/een vlek
2. bekrassen/een kras

03:40

"The police were coming for them, to force his father to return..."

force =

1. voorliegen
2. dwingen
3. vragen

04:59

"Jadda's ruby ring paid for their passage on the boat."

passage =

1. overtocht
2. entree
3. verblijf

04:59

"Impossible is a word for people who don't want to try, said Jadda fiercely"

fiercely, fierce =

1. zacht
2. bang
3. fel

04:59

"The grey world vanished. The sky was blue, the beach was gold."

vanished, to vanish =

1. verschijnen
2. vervagen
3. verdwijnen

05:38

"The boat lurched again."

lurched, to lurch =

1. steigeren
2. slingeren

05:38

"The storm slapped them, sweeping through the grey."

sweeping, to sweep = (wind/regen/storm)

1. razen
2. sluimeren
3. dreigen

05:38

"The crewman gestured to the water in the boat. The meaning was clear."

gestured, to gesture =

1. kijken
2. vrezen
3. gebaren

06:52

"Faris heard the words of prayers, a woman's sobs."

sobs, to sob (a sob)

1. snikken (een snik)
2. hikken (een hik)
3. schelden (een scheldwoord)

06:52

She hesitaded, then added: "I think the boats are chosen so it doesn't matter if they sink."

hesitaded, to hesitate =

1. pauzeren
2. aarzelen
3. fronzen

08:25

"Scoop and throw, scoop and throw... The boat lunged again. His arms ached."

(to) scoop =

1. schoppen
2. pakken
3. scheppen

08:25

"Scoop and throw, scoop and throw... The boat lunged again. His arms ached."

lunged, (to) lunge =

1. plotseling naar voren schieten
2. plotseling omlaag duiken

08:25

"Scoop and throw, scoop and throw... The boat lunged again. His arms ached."

ached, to ache =

1. pijn doen
2. jeuken
3. stijf worden

09:11

"Jadda reached into their bag and brought out the flask of water."

flask =

1. jerrycan
2. glas
3. thermoskan

09:11

"She took a sip. He knew that was all she'd take. He took the flask and drank the rest."

sip =

1. scheutje
2. slokje
3. hapje

10:09

"A man vomited. The storm carried the muck away."

muck =

1. vuil
2. menigte
3. geur

10:09

"The wave reared like a sea beast from the ocean depths, as hig as a three-storey building."

reared, to rear=

1. grommen
2. steigeren

10:09

"The wave reared like a sea beast from the ocean depths, as high as a three-storey building."

depth =

1. lengte
2. hoogte
3. breedte
4. diepte

10:09

"The wave reared like a sea beast from the ocean depths, as high as a three-storey building."

three-storey, storey =

1. verhaal
2. verdieping
3. stormram

03:40

"He had hidden in a truck that took him over the border to a refugee camp."

refugee =

1. vluchteling
2. verstekeling
3. vreemdeling

03:40

"He had hidden in a truck that took him over the border to a refugee camp."

border =

1. afgrond
2. afstand
3. landgrens

01:59

"...when his father had staggered home, blood on his jacket..."

staggered, to stagger =

1. rennen
2. wankelen
3. haasten

00:58

"He had clutched the bag to him as they huddled in the back of the truck..."

clutched, to clutch =

1. vastmaken
2. vastgrijpen

00:58

"He'd had time to thrust two shirts (...) into his schoolbag."

thrust =

1. duwen/stoten
2. schuiven/glijden

00:58

"...the phonecall that ripped the night, ripped his life."

ripped, to rip =

1. schudden
2. scheuren
3. schenden