Тест по английскому языку Shout, cry, scream, shriek

The young man to attract attention.
- screamed
- shouted
- shrieked
- cried
"Send a lady's maid to me," Mrs. Crawley in great anger.
- screamed
- shrieked
- cried
- shouted
"Don't out the answer," the teacher said to the pupils.
- cry
- shriek
- scream
- shout
It was very noisy in the room and I had at the top of my voice to make myself heard.
- to scream
- to shout
- to cry
- to shriek
Above the still sea water the seagulls and fought for food.
- shrieked
- shouted
- screamed
- cried
The children for delight when their mother promised to take them to the zoo.
- shrieked
- cried
- shouted
- screamed
means to say or cry out in a loud voice.
- To scream
- To shout
- To cry
- To shriek
"Hello!" he joyfully from the door.
- screamed
- cried
- shouted
- shrieked
She and banged her fists against the door but with no result.
- screamed
- cried
- shrieked
- shouted
The little girl was herself into fits, and her mother could not pacify her.
- crying
- shouting
- shrieking
- screaming
What is the use of at each other?
- crying
- shrieking
- screaming
- shouting
Jim to the porter to see to his luggage.
- screamed
- shrieked
- shouted
- cried
He loudly, his voice trembling with anger.
- cried
- shouted
- screamed
- shrieked
I listened to the seabirds above the still water of the sea.
- crying
- shrieking
- shouting
- screaming
There is no need ; I can hear you very well.
- to shriek
- to shout
- to cry
- to scream