TKMB Vocabulary

To not be serious in content or attitude or behavior means to be

• remorseful

• frivolous

• indignant

• vehement

The Queen of England would most likely be described as

• austere

• venerable

• cynical

• indignant

Having a beautiful cover on the outside of a car or house can be called a(n)

• veneer

• evasion

• foray

• cynic

If you are rude to your parents or teachers, you may be called

• tacit

• austere

• indignant

• impertinent

How to build a computer from scratch would be _____________ for many people.

• unfathomable

• auspicious

• melancholy

• amiable

The babysitter and the four-year old made a loose, _______ agreement about the 8 pm bedtime.

• placid

• tacit

• evasive

• cynical

If a person is reserved and says little, he or she would be classified as

• auspicious

• malignant

• taciturn

• cynical

The lawyer ______ denied the accusations against his innocent client.

• vehemently

• frivolously

• malignantly

• elusively

The introduction to the celebrity was simple and _____, so it did not cause a stir.

• cynical

• bland

• remorseful

• devoid

Middle schoolers often appear _____ when standing amongst high school students.

• malignant

• unfathomable

• diminutive

• indignant