10. Why should she have reported the presence of this Union officer 11. What prevented her from doing so 12. What was his wife waiting and hoping for 13. What do you think of the metaphor"fanned the spark of life that flickered in Henry bedell 14. How did bettie do that for bedell 15. Why is the sentence inverted when it comes to medicines 16. What prevented Bettie from taking drugs or medicines at the Confederate hospital 17. what does"with what she had"" mean 18. Why did Bettie feel close to Bedells wife 19. Where did they move the Union soldier to and why 20. Why didn t Bettie go to a doctor earlier 21. Was it necessary for her to be careful about the situation 22. What does"long-time friend"mean Language points: capture, former, lean, supply, flare up, proof, bear, item, risk, junior, brush aside, command establish, spark, identity, dreadful Structure a."see to it that " b conjunction"or 1. capture---make a prisoner of; seize The police have not captured the murderer yet 2. awful ---terrible; very bad The war movie is full of awful scenes which i think are not suitable for children 3. lean---support or rest oneself in a bent or sloping position Feeling a little dizzy, she leaned against the wall for support IS The police were unable to establish the identity of the man killed in the accident 5. presence ---the fact or state of being present Ant. absent liet that her presend 6. matter---be important Since it is going to be an informal party, it doesn't matter how you're dressed 7. flare up -- suddenly become angry, fierce or violent, especially of a person, fire, battle, etc Soon after he left the hospital, his lung cancer flared up again 8. proof---evidence or a particular piece of evidence The proof of the pudding is in the eating.(proverb)(You wont really knov omething is good until you try it. 9. bear -- have show John is really very careless. The check he sent me yesterday bears no signature of his 10. item---one of a number of things esp. in a list or as a group Coffee is a chief export item of Brazil 11. risk---place in danger; take the chance of If you wait any longer you will risk missing your train8 10. Why should she have reported the presence of this Union officer 11. What prevented her from doing so 12. What was his wife waiting and hoping for 13. What do you think of the metaphor “fanned the spark of life that flickered in Henry Bedell” 14. How did Bettie do that for Bedell 15. Why is the sentence inverted when it comes to medicines 16. What prevented Bettie from taking drugs or medicines at the Confederate hospital 17. What does “with what she had” mean 18. Why did Bettie feel close to Bedell’s wife 19. Where did they move the Union soldier to and why 20. Why didn’t Bettie go to a doctor earlier 21. Was it necessary for her to be careful about the situation 22. What does “long-time friend” mean Language Points: capture, former, lean, supply, flare up, proof, bear, item, risk, junior, brush aside, command, establish, spark, identity, dreadful Structure: a. "see to it that" b. conjunction "or" 1. capture --- make a prisoner of; seize - The police have not captured the murderer yet. 2. awful --- terrible; very bad - The war movie is full of awful scenes which I think are not suitable for children. 3. lean --- support or rest oneself in a bent or sloping position - Feeling a little dizzy, she leaned against the wall for support. 4. identity --- who a particular person is - The police were unable to establish the identity of the man killed in the accident. 5. presence --- the fact or state of being present Ant. absence - Jane was so quiet that her presence was hardly noticed. 6. matter --- be important - Since it is going to be an informal party, it doesn’t matter how you’re dressed. 7. flare up --- suddenly become angry, fierce or violent, especially of a person, fire, battle, etc. - Soon after he left the hospital, his lung cancer flared up again. 8. proof --- evidence or a particular piece of evidence - The proof of the pudding is in the eating. (proverb) (You won’t really know whether something is good until you try it.) 9. bear --- have; show - John is really very careless. The check he sent me yesterday bears no signature of his! 10. item --- one of a number of things esp. in a list or as a group - Coffee is a chief export item of Brazil. 11. risk --- place in danger; take the chance of - If you wait any longer you will risk missing your train