Vocabulary Quiz 21

What does it mean to 'mimic' someone?

• to copy someone's behavior or speech especially for humor

• .) to move or cause to move with sharp and quick motions; to make a series or small yet irregular or violent movements; shake, agitate, jerk, shudder (n.) something unexpected that makes a strong impression; shock, eye-opener

• .a young person; a person who is not yet old enough to be legally considered an adult; youth, child
  
  

• shocked and upset; struck with terror, amazement or horror; afraid, alarmed, frightened, horrified, terrified

What are 'exploits'?

• actions that are worthy of discussing or remembering because they show one's skill, strength, cleverness, wisdom or knowledge; accomplishment, achievement, adventure, experience

• to change the direction or use of something; to take the attention away from someone or something; distract, occupy, interest, sidetrack, transfer, shift, confuse

• to make a very serious or emotional request to someone; to ask with urgency for help, assistance, or mercy; beg, beseech, plead, urge

•  to copy someone's behavior or speech especially for humor; to imitate the way someone typically acts or speech; imitate, copy, impersonate, ape

What does it mean to 'grimace'?

• to arrange the face in a way that shows disgust or disapproval

• to begin to hesitate or waver in action, purpose, or intent; to hesitate, fluctuate, stammer

• a young person; a person who is not yet old enough to be legally considered an adult; youth, child
  
  

• shocked and upset; struck with terror, amazement or horror; afraid, alarmed, frightened, horrified, terrified

What is a 'jolt' as a verb?

• to move or cause to move with sharp and quick motions; to make a series or small yet irregular or violent movements; shake, agitate, jerk, shudder

• to copy someone's behavior or speech especially for humor; to imitate the way someone typically acts or speech; imitate, copy, impersonate, ape

• to begin to hesitate or waver in action, purpose, or intent; to hesitate, fluctuate, stammer

• to change the direction or use of something; to take the attention away from someone or something; distract, occupy, interest, sidetrack, transfer, shift, confuse

What does 'divert' mean?

• to change the direction or use of something

• actions that are worthy of discussing or remembering because they show one's skill, strength, cleverness, wisdom or knowledge; accomplishment, achievement, adventure, experience

• to begin to hesitate or waver in action, purpose, or intent; to hesitate, fluctuate, stammer

• to copy someone's behavior or speech especially for humor; to imitate the way someone typically acts or speech; imitate, copy

What is a 'juvenile'?

• to begin to hesitate or waver in action, purpose, or intent; to hesitate, fluctuate, stammer

• a young person; a person who is not yet old enough to be legally considered an adult

• shocked and upset; struck with terror, amazement or horror; afraid, alarmed, frightened, horrified, terrified

What does 'falter' mean?

• to begin to hesitate or waver in action

• shocked and upset; struck with terror, amazement or horror; afraid, alarmed, frightened, horrified, terrified

• a young person who regularly does illegal or immoral things, criminal, offender
  
  

What is the definition of 'delinquent' as a noun?

• a young person who regularly does illegal or immoral things

• to change the direction or use of something; to take the attention away from someone or something; distract, occupy, interest, sidetrack, transfer, shift, confuse

• to begin to hesitate or waver in action, purpose, or intent; to hesitate, fluctuate, stammer

What does 'aghast' mean?

• shocked and upset; struck with terror, amazement or horror; afraid, alarmed, frightened, horrified, terrified

• actions that are worthy of discussing or remembering because they show one's skill, strength, cleverness, wisdom or knowledge; accomplishment, achievement, adventure, experience

• to begin to hesitate or waver in action, purpose, or intent; to hesitate, fluctuate, stammer

• a young person who regularly does illegal or immoral things, criminal, offender
  
  

What does 'implore' mean?

• to begin to hesitate or waver in action, purpose, or intent; to hesitate, fluctuate, stammer

• to make a very serious or emotional request to someone; to ask with urgency for help, assistance, or mercy; beg, beseech, plead, urge

• to change the direction or use of something; to take the attention away from someone or something; distract, occupy, interest, sidetrack, transfer, shift, confuse

• to copy someone's behavior or speech especially for humor; to imitate the way someone typically acts or speech; imitate, copy