RITS Act 1 Vocabulary Quiz

What does the word "Defiance" mean?

• A feeling of intense irritation or frustration

• Open resistance or bold disobedience towards authority or an opposing force

• A cruel and oppressive ruler

• Having no effect or achieving nothing

What is the meaning of "Doggedly"?

• In a way that shows false appearances or claims

• Persistently or stubbornly determined, even if something is very difficult

• Excessively proud of one's own appearance

• Exciting strong emotions or enthusiasm

Choose the correct definition for "Exasperated":

• Intensely irritated or frustrated, typically as a result of prolonged annoyance or difficulty

• Having no effect or achieving nothing

• False appearances or claims intended to deceive

• A cruel and oppressive ruler

What does "Futile" mean?

• Exciting strong emotions or enthusiasm

• Having an excessively high opinion of oneself

• Having no effect or achieving nothing, typically because of resistance or opposition

• Open resistance or bold disobedience towards authority

Define "Pretenses":

• False appearances or claims intended to deceive or conceal the truth

• Intensely irritated or frustrated

• Persistently or stubbornly determined

• Excessively proud of one's own appearance

What is the meaning of "Rousing"?

• A cruel and oppressive ruler

• Excessively proud of one's own appearance

• Exciting strong emotions or enthusiasm; inspiring action or response

• Having no effect or achieving nothing

What does "Tyrant" refer to?

• A false show of something

• A cruel and oppressive ruler or leader who exercises absolute power without regard to legal or moral restraints

• Open resistance or bold disobedience towards authority

• Persistently or stubbornly determined

Choose the correct definition for "Vain":

• Having no effect or achieving nothing

• Excessively proud of one's own appearance, abilities, achievements, or possessions

• Exciting strong emotions or enthusiasm

• Intensely irritated or frustrated

What does the adverb "viciously" mean?

• In a kind and gentle manner

• In a cruel, violent, or aggressive manner

• In a careful and calculated way

• With the intent to heal or fix something

What does the adjective "vindicated" mean?

• Filled with guilt or regret

• Cleared of blame or suspicion

• Proven wrong or mistaken

• Charged with a crime or fault