Vocabulary Quizs

Pseudonym (n.)

• A false name used to protect someone’s identity.

• A legal name used in official documents.

• A nickname given by friends and family.

• A name used in a fictional story.

Last Will and Testament (n.)

• A document outlining a person's wishes for their funeral arrangements.

• Instructions for what to do with a person’s things after they die, written when the person is still alive.

• A legal agreement between two parties regarding property ownership.

• A record of a person's debts and financial obligations.

To incriminate (v.)

• To make a person look guilty, like they broke a rule or committed a crime.

• To exonerate someone from blame or fault.

• To provide evidence that supports a person's innocence.

• To accuse someone without any evidence.

Quarrelsome (adj.)

• Peaceful; calm and composed.

• Argumentative; likely to fight.

• Friendly; sociable and kind.

• Indifferent; lacking interest.

Executor (n.)

• A person who manages a business

• The person responsible for another person’s belongings after that person has died.

• A legal advisor in court cases

• A person who creates a will

Insufferable (adj.)

• Unbearable; too much to stand.

• Easily tolerated; bearable.

• Pleasant and enjoyable.

• Moderately difficult to endure.

Contemporary (n.)

• A person who lives or works during the same time period as someone else.

• A historical figure from the past.

• A type of modern art style.

• An individual who is a leader in their field.

Bust (n.)

• A type of clothing worn on the upper body.

• A statue of someone’s body from the neck up.

• A term used for a failure or collapse.

• A musical composition for a small group of instruments.

Scandalous (adj.)

• Causing anger; inappropriate.

• Pleasing and agreeable.

• Calm and peaceful.

• Ordinary and unremarkable.

Correspondence (n.)

• The exchanging of letters.

• A type of written communication that is informal.

• A formal meeting between two parties.

• A method of sending packages.