Harriet Tubman Vocabulary

What does the word "evoke" mean?

• To forget something

• To bring something to mind

• To destroy something

• To hide something

Which of the following best describes a "disheveled" appearance?

• Neat and tidy

• Messy and untidy

• Bright and colorful

• Clean and organized

If someone is trying to "cajole" you, what are they doing?

• Ignoring you

• Coaxing or urging you gently

• Criticizing you harshly

• Avoiding you

What is "eloquence"?

• The ability to write quickly

• The ability to speak powerfully and persuasively

• The ability to listen carefully

• The ability to read silently

What does it mean to "instill" a value in someone?

• To remove it quickly

• To establish or implant it gradually

• To ignore it completely

• To question it constantly

What does it mean to "linger" in a place?

• To leave immediately

• To remain or stay longer

• To avoid the place

• To visit briefly

How might a "sullen" person behave?

• Cheerful and talkative

• Silent and resentful

• Energetic and lively

• Friendly and outgoing

Which scenario best illustrates the concept of "cajoling"?

• A teacher giving a lecture

• A friend gently persuading you to join a club

• A parent scolding a child

• A coach yelling at players

Identify a situation where "eloquence" would be important.

• Writing a grocery list

• Giving a persuasive speech

• Taking a nap

• Watching a movie

Which of the following actions would help "instill" a sense of responsibility in students?

• Ignoring their mistakes

• Gradually giving them more responsibilities

• Doing all their work for them

• Punishing them for every error