Every Day Use Vocabulary

A feeling of discontent or resentful longing aroused by someone else's possessions, qualities or luck.
"I don't like him since his parents bought him a new car."

• Awe
• Envy
• Collards
• Recompose

The worth of something; it may cost a lot, or it may mean a lot to someone.
"Sue clutched the ragged teddy bear, ignoring her other, newer toys."

• Envy
• Recompose
• Value
• Awe

A bed covering made by stitching pieces of fabric together in colorful designs.

• Quilt
• Collards
• Chitlins
• Doctrine

A conclusion not based on evidence and reasoning

• Inference
• Doctrine
• Valuable
• Heritage

Why does Dee change her name?

• She hated Aunt Dee
• Her boyfriend made her
• She wanted to make Mama mad.
• She didn't want a former slave's name.

A set of rules, beliefs, or values held by a group.
"Firefighters believe they should risk their lives to save others."

• Recompose
• Collards
• Heritage
• Doctrine

Who is the narrator of "Everyday Use?"

• Dee
• Mama
• Maggie
• Hakimabarber

A device used to make butter out of cream

• Heritage
• Doctrine
• Churn
• Inference

Any struggle between opposing forces.

• Chitlins
• Conflict
• Inference
• Doctrine

Pig intestines, boiled or fried.

• Collards
• Inference
• Doctrine
• Chitlins