Question 3 of 25beginner🧠 RememberFill in the Blanks3 marks

Fill in the table given below. You may check your answers with the help of a dictionary.

WordNot heard this word beforeHave heard this word but don’t know what it meansI know this word. It has something to do with...Write the meaning of this word
1. frail
2. shuddered
3. poky
4. forbid
5. pottering
6. winced
(1)

frail — Not heard this word before / Have heard this word but don't know what it means / I know this word. It has something to do with... / Write the meaning of this word

Answer

Weak and delicate

(2)

shuddered — Not heard this word before / Have heard this word but don't know what it means / I know this word. It has something to do with... / Write the meaning of this word

Answer

Shook with fear or disgust

(3)

poky — Not heard this word before / Have heard this word but don't know what it means / I know this word. It has something to do with... / Write the meaning of this word

Answer

Small and cramped

(4)

forbid — Not heard this word before / Have heard this word but don't know what it means / I know this word. It has something to do with... / Write the meaning of this word

Answer

To not allow or prohibit

(5)

pottering — Not heard this word before / Have heard this word but don't know what it means / I know this word. It has something to do with... / Write the meaning of this word

Answer

Doing small tasks in a leisurely way

(6)

winced — Not heard this word before / Have heard this word but don't know what it means / I know this word. It has something to do with... / Write the meaning of this word

Answer

Flinched or shrank back slightly in pain

Explanation

The question requires filling the 'Write the meaning of this word' column in the table. While the provided context does not contain the dictionary definitions, the question explicitly instructs checking with a dictionary. Therefore, the correct exam-ready answers are the standard dictionary meanings: 'frail' means weak; 'shuddered' means shook; 'poky' means cramped; 'forbid' means to prohibit; 'pottering' means doing small tasks leisurely (also noted as a movement word in the context); and 'winced' means to flinch in pain.