"Two Kinds" Vocabulary Quiz

Lamented

• L. expressed regret
• A. feeling that one has been disrespected
• B. certain; cannot be avoided
• C. child of unusually high talent
• D. to captivate; fascinate

Nonchalantly

• J. coolly unconcerned
• A. feeling that one has been disrespected
• B. certain; cannot be avoided
• C. child of unusually high talent
• D. to captivate; fascinate

Reproach

• I. criticism or disapproval
• A. feeling that one has been disrespected
• B. certain; cannot be avoided
• C. child of unusually high talent
• D. to captivate; fascinate

Embrace

• E. to hold tightly in one’s arms
• A. feeling that one has been disrespected
• B. certain; cannot be avoided
• C. child of unusually high talent
• D. to captivate; fascinate

Inevitable

• B. certain; cannot be avoided
• A. feeling that one has been disrespected
• C. child of unusually high talent
• D. to captivate; fascinate
• E. to hold tightly in one’s arms

Indignity

• A. feeling that one has been disrespected
• B. certain; cannot be avoided
• C. child of unusually high talent
• D. to captivate; fascinate
• E. to hold tightly in one’s arms

Content

• H. to be happy; satisfied
• A. feeling that one has been disrespected
• B. certain; cannot be avoided
• C. child of unusually high talent
• D. to captivate; fascinate

Squabbling

• K. fighting noisily over small matters
• A. feeling that one has been disrespected
• B. certain; cannot be avoided
• C. child of unusually high talent
• D. to captivate; fascinate

Prodigy

• C. child of unusually high talent
• A. feeling that one has been disrespected
• B. certain; cannot be avoided
• D. to captivate; fascinate
• E. to hold tightly in one’s arms

Mesmerizing

• D. to captivate; fascinate
• A. feeling that one has been disrespected
• B. certain; cannot be avoided
• C. child of unusually high talent
• E. to hold tightly in one’s arms