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moon wrote:Am I having a blonde moment?!...
My copy reads "bear" instead of "beat" in the second set. The closest meanings are therefore "carry" and "bear".Q15. Options:
grizzly, bag, carry
heavy, beat, load
Would appreciate any views please.
by Q3 same paper... 'Campanology (!!!) is to (tents, bells, flowers) as ecology is to (fish, pollution, habitats). (exclamation marks are mine...)agreed re answers - always handy to know about campanology.. ding dongyoyo123 wrote:bells and habitats?
I knew it rang a bell.....hermanmunster wrote:agreed re answers - always handy to know about campanology.. ding dongyoyo123 wrote:bells and habitats?
Grizzly (or grizzled) and leaden might mean "grey" ("under a leaden sky", or "his beard was grizzled"). And leaden can mean heavy as well ("after running a mile, his legs felt leaden"). But grizzly does not mean heavy in any context.Tagore wrote:Grizzly = Leaden = Heavy...I think. I would definitely not expect my 10 year old to know grizzly = leaden!
Tagore