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1. Match the term with the general category.
Using the pulldown boxes, match each item on the left to the corresponding item at right.
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A. A person
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B. An idea
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C. A place
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D. An object
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E. An emotion
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2. Match the term with the definition.
Using the pulldown boxes, match each item on the left to the corresponding item at right.
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A. A person who never leaves home without a whoopee cushion and some plastic vomit.
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B. A person who thinks that everything will turn out okay even though a sink hole just swallowed up her house and entire front yard.
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C. A person who believes that everyone exists only to please him.
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D. A person who is too perfectly beautiful to be a human man.
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E. A person who wears hats made of aluminum foil so that space creatures cannot read his thoughts.
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3. Match the term with the definition.
Using the pulldown boxes, match each item on the left to the corresponding item at right.
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A. A place where people try to be hip while ignoring inner-city problems.
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B. A place where people go and pay large sums of money to be covered in mud and beaten by strangers.
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C. A place that sounds trendy but serves everyday food at high prices.
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D. A place where anything seems possible because nothing is real.
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E. A place people from the city visit to fulfill fantasies about being cowhands.
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4. Match the term with the definition.
Using the pulldown boxes, match each item on the left to the corresponding item at right.
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A. An emotion you feel when the only words that come to mind are "if only."
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B. An emotion you feel when you're driving a little over the speed limit, and you see a red light flashing in your rearview mirror.
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C. An emotion you feel when that certain person enters the room and you never want to be apart again.
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D. An emotion you feel when the lights go out and you're sure there are big, hairy monsters in your closet.
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E. An emotion you feel when your child takes her first step or you win a lifetime supply of chocolate.
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5. Match the term with the definition.
Using the pulldown boxes, match each item on the left to the corresponding item at right.
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A. An idea that explains why every member of a community has a responsibility to be a good citizen of that community.
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B. An object—also known as a dented Ford Focus—that my brother believes draws beautiful women to him.
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C. An object that is so old that people think it is worth buying at a high price.
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D. An object that helps me do well on tests and win bets with friends.
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E. An idea that explains why it is only fair that people who cheat on tests should be punished.
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