Secondary English book 3 Sadler and Hayllar Answers ( Unit-6)

               Secondary English

                            Unit - Six

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A person's reputation has to be protected. Some people with deplorable morals tend to substitute rumor for fact when writing about others. Such behavior is more than mischievous. It is a cynical act of hospitality, a trampling on the rights of others. Naturally, I'm one reporter who just won't be in it. I refuse to work deceptively or to report gossip. The last time my boss at the newspaper office asked me to take an assignment featuring a well-known individual, he said: 'Spice it up a bit.' I had anticipated this so I asked, with some sarcasm, 'You mean, tell lies?' He wasn't impressed by my impudence. He has come to expect unquestioning obedience  from employees, so he showed quite a deal of announce.  Not wanting to cause a commotion, I supposed any further reaction but decided, instead, to look for another position. After checking with an agency that kept an employment directory, I was able to land another newspaper job on my eighth day. I'm much happier here. My new boss has values similar to my own.

Finding the word

1.     Has a jumbled pet in its middle. Deceptively

2.     Begins with a three-letter girl's name. Annoyance

3.     Has a kind of push in it. suppressed

4.     Finishes with a rally. Naturally

5.     Has a dual ending. Individual

6.     Begins with a round bed. Obedience

7.     Begins with a mischievous three letter being. Anticipate.

8.     Has a clergyman in it. Parish

9.     Has a backward Tom in its middle. Commotion

10. Has a sign inside. Assignment

  

Word Formation

1.     The kitten played mischievous with the wool. Mischievously

2.     The hostility audience booed the performance. hostile

3.     The officer pointed out the directory I was to head in. direction

4.     The young golfer spoke sarcasm to his caddy. sarcastically

5.     With great anticipated the crowd watched as the gymnast began her routine. anticipation

6.     The coach immediately called 'Time-out' and made a substitute. substitution

7.     He is reputation to be something of a genius at mathematics. Reputed

8.     The judge expressed some cynical at the hardened criminal’s words. cynic

9.     Eighth horses were entered in the race. eight

10. One can only say that the diplomats were treated deplorable. Deplorably

Letter Twins

1.     LIVE becomes wicked: E V I L

2.     SORE becomes a flower: ROSE

3.     DAME becomes created : MADE

4.     NOTES becomes a rock : STONE

5.     HOSES becomes footwear: SHOES

6.     SUED becomes membership fees : DUES

7.     MILES becomes a facial expression : SMILE

8.     TRADER becomes to hold back : RETARD

9.     NAME becomes nasty: MANE

10. DEALER becomes a person in charge : LEADER

11. SONNET becomes units of weight :  TONNES

12. RASHES becomes portions: SHARES

13. ACRES becomes speed competitions : RACES

14. LANCED becomes a source of light : CANDLE

15.  TINSEL becomes quiet : SILENT

 Food Twins

1.     Pork and beans

2.     Oranges and apples

3.     Bacon and  tartare sauce

4.     Bread and butter

5.     Fish and eggs

6.     Toast and marmalade

7.     Apple pie and  cream

8.     Meat pie and tomato sauce

9.     Ice cream and crackers

10. Cheese and mint sauce

11. Meatballs and spaghetti

12.                        Lamb and  jelly