Tuck Everlasting Vocab Quiz #2

What does the word submission mean?

• severe mental or physical pain or suffering

• the act of accepting a superior force; surrender, yield

• full of danger or risk

• in a confusing order; random

What does the word perilous mean?

• full of danger or risk

• plainly or obviously; in a way that is clearly seen

• unable to read or write

• colluding or conspiring together secretly; working together in secrecy

What does the word helter-skelter mean?

• the quality of being childishly bad-tempered

• in a way that expresses happiness or satisfaction

• a peace officer with limited policing authority, typically in a small town

• in a confusing order; random

What does the word anguish mean?

• the act of accepting a superior force; surrender, yield

• in a way that expresses happiness or satisfaction

• severe mental or physical pain or suffering

• unable to read or write

What does the word evidently mean?

• a peace officer with limited policing authority, typically in a small town

• full of danger or risk

• in a confusing order; random

• plainly or obviously; in a way that is clearly seen

What does the word illiterate mean?

• unable to read or write

• plainly or obviously; in a way that is clearly seen

• doing or saying something in a bitter, angry way, especially when treated unfairly

• the quality of being childishly bad-tempered

What does the word constable mean?

• the quality of being childishly bad-tempered

• colluding or conspiring together secretly; working together in secrecy

• a peace officer with limited policing authority, typically in a small town

• doing or saying something in a bitter, angry way, especially when treated unfairly

What does the word cahoots mean?

• colluding or conspiring together secretly; working together in secrecy

• plainly or obviously; in a way that is clearly seen

• severe mental or physical pain or suffering

• unable to read or write

What does the word contentedly mean?

• without regret or guilt

• physical or mental effort

• in a way that expresses happiness or satisfaction

• doing or saying something in a bitter, angry way, especially when treated unfairly

What does the word petulance mean?

• without regret or guilt

• doing something without showing fear or hesitation

• the quality of being childishly bad-tempered

• physical or mental effort