Gatsby Vocabulary Quiz

Instead of just saying she wanted to break up, she spoke to him in a very ________ way, leaving him confused about their relationship.

• ambiguous

• coutenance

• feign

• permeate

From his ________, we could tell that he was very upset.

• countenance

• imperceptible

• vehemently

• vacuous

pretend to be affected by (a feeling, state, or injury).

• feign
• erroneous
• nebulous
• obscure

As the thunder storm continued, we watched the rain _______ the lawn.

• permeate

• obscure

• vitality

• defunct

After the car accident, they found themselves in a(n) ________ situation, because they didn't know how they were going to get to work later.

• imperceptible

• punctilious

• veranda

• retribution

Since she was faster than everyone, after her races, she often spoke to the other competitors in a very _________ manner.

• supercilious

• obscure

• erroneous

• obstinate

in a forceful, passionate, or intense manner; with great feeling.

• vehemently
• obstinate
• juxtaposition
• defunct

acting or done quickly and without thought or care.

• impetuous
• vitality
• erroneous
• punctilious

having or showing a lack of thought or intelligence; mindless.

• vacuous
• juxtaposition
• obstinate
• permeate

She received a failing grade on her Gatsby quiz because she had a lot of ________ answers.

• erroneous

• punctilious

• permeate

• obscure