Vocabulary • Ch 6 - The Scarlet Letter • Context Clues

She asked her friend to accompany her to the movie.

 

What does the word 'accompany' mean?

• Cannot be explained

• To match or be similar to something

• To go somewhere together with someone

• Changing your mind or behavior frequently

She paused to take a moment of reflection on her past actions.

 

What does the word 'reflection' mean?

• Feeling very sad, discouraged, or hopeless

• What you see when light bounces back

• A confusing maze with lots of paths

• To trick or make someone believe something false

We will correspond via email to discuss the project details.

 

What does the word 'correspond' mean?

• A question or request for information

• A really deep and dark hole

• Doing the opposite of what's expected

• To match or be similar to something

She was determined to resolve the conflict peacefully.

 

What does the word 'resolve' mean?

• To find a solution or make a decision

• To bring out or call forth a feeling

• Able to be changed or altered

• A confusing maze with lots of paths

She felt constrained by the strict rules of the company.

 

What does the word 'constrained' mean?

• To bring out or call forth a feeling

• A question or request for information

• To communicate using hand or body movements

• Feeling limited or restricted in some way

She tried to deceive him with her clever disguise.

 

What does the word 'deceive' mean?

• To trick or make someone believe something false

• To care for and help something grow

• Doing the opposite of what's expected

• Feeling limited or restricted in some way

She made capricious decisions, often changing her mind without warning.

 

What does the word 'capricious' mean?

• Able to be understood or heard

• Changing your mind or behavior frequently

• Able to be changed or altered

• A really deep and dark hole

She felt despondent after receiving the rejection letter from her dream job.

 

What does the word 'despondent' mean?

• Feeling limited or restricted in some way

• Feeling very sad, discouraged, or hopeless

• Changing your mind or behavior frequently

• To care for and help something grow

She showed a perverse delight in causing trouble.

 

What does the word 'perverse' mean?

• To make something continue forever

• To go somewhere together with someone

• Able to be understood or heard

• Doing the opposite of what's expected

His wrath was unleashed upon those who had wronged him.

 

What does the word 'wrath' mean?

• To trick or make someone believe something false

• A really deep and dark hole

• To go somewhere together with someone

• Extreme anger or fierce rage