Divergent Vocab 1-16

What is the correct definition for the vocabulary word "placid?"

• Easily upset or excited

• Not easily upset or excited

• Marked by a lack of intelligence

• Having a fast-moving current

What is the correct definition for the vocabulary word "wince?"

• A facial expression indicating pain or disgust

• A type of dance move

• A medieval weapon

• A unit of measurement

What is the correct definition for the vocabulary word "reprieve?"

• A document granting an extension of time

• A feeling of intense dislike

• An act of moving something in a circular direction

• A sudden violent spontaneous occurrence

What is the correct definition for the vocabulary word "minion?"

• A loyal follower or subordinate

• A type of small, yellow fictional character

• A medieval weapon

• A unit of measurement

What is the correct definition for the vocabulary word "concede?"

• To admit that something is true or valid after first denying or resisting it.

• To claim or take without right.

• To engage in a prolonged fight or struggle.

• To provide a detailed explanation or account of something.

What is the correct definition for the vocabulary word "writhe?"

• To move in a twisting or contorted motion

• To wait patiently

• To write or inscribe

• To laugh uncontrollably

What is the correct definition for the vocabulary word "fraternize?"

• To engage in friendly association with the enemy

• To participate in a formal debate

• To isolate oneself from others

• To perform a complex dance routine

What is the correct definition for the vocabulary word "spite?"

• A feeling of wanting to help others

• A desire to harm, annoy, or offend someone

• An intense fear of something

• A state of confusion or disarray

What is the correct definition for the vocabulary word "suppress?"

• To publicly support or suggest an idea, development, or way of doing something

• To forcibly put an end to

• To increase the speed of a process or activity

• To endure a painful or difficult situation without complaining

What is the correct definition for the vocabulary word "jeer?"

• To praise enthusiastically

• To make rude and mocking remarks, typically in a loud voice

• To remain silent

• To ask someone earnestly or anxiously to do something