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WorksheetsAnimal Farm Ch 6-10 Vocab
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
fit for cultivation/farming
a)
arable
b)
contrive
c)
rash
d)
knacker
2.
great hatred
a)
malignity
b)
indignation
c)
countenance
d)
complicity
3.
to work hard
a)
toil
b)
incite
c)
capitulate
d)
attribute
4.
a feeling or expression of anger because of an unjust or mean action
a)
indignation
b)
countenance
c)
complicity
d)
demeanor
5.
in England, a lawyer
a)
knacker
b)
solicitor
c)
liberal
d)
taciturn
6.
the person who acts as the go-between
a)
intermediary
b)
cower
c)
contrive
d)
liberal
7.
part of, belonging to
a)
attribute
b)
countenance
c)
comlicity
d)
spontaneous
8.
surrender
a)
capitulate
b)
categorically
c)
skulk
d)
knacker
9.
absolutely
a)
categorically
b)
graphically
c)
concilatory
d)
cunning
10.
facial expression
a)
countenance
b)
retribution
c)
indignation
d)
liberal
11.
clearly
a)
graphically
b)
categorically
c)
complicity
d)
superannuated
12.
caused
a)
incited
b)
contrive
c)
skulk
d)
unscathed
13.
punishment, payback
a)
retribution
b)
cower
c)
solicitor
d)
intermediary
14.
to crouch or huddle up in fear; cringe
a)
cower
b)
rash
c)
skulk
d)
inebriate
15.
blame, official disapproval, criticism
a)
censure
b)
indignation
c)
machinations
d)
cunning
16.
peace-making
a)
conciliatory
b)
contrive
c)
malignity
d)
intermediary
17.
to plan
a)
contrive
b)
unscathed
c)
superannuated
d)
inebriate
18.
a plot of plan of evil doings
a)
machinations
b)
cunning
c)
complicity
d)
taciturn
19.
hasty, risky
a)
rash
b)
skulk
c)
incited
d)
graphically
20.
to sneak
a)
skulk
b)
contrive
c)
subsist
d)
capitulate
21.
unharmed
a)
unscathed
b)
cunning
c)
liberal
d)
attribute
22.
sly
a)
cunning
b)
liberal
c)
inebriated
d)
spontaneous
23.
generous, plenty
a)
liberal
b)
categorically
c)
toiling
d)
arable
24.
partnership in wrong doing
a)
complicity
b)
demeanour
c)
superannuated
d)
censure
25.
a way a person looks or acts
a)
demeanor
b)
comlicity
c)
cunning
d)
countenance
26.
retired
a)
superannuated
b)
spontaneous
c)
inebriated
d)
taciturn
27.
in England, a animal slaughter
a)
knacker
b)
solicitor
c)
morose
d)
inebriate
28.
without planning, spur of the moment
a)
spontaneous
b)
complicity
c)
categorically
d)
attribute
29.
to make drunk
a)
inebriate
b)
subsist
c)
taciturn
d)
arable
30.
sad, gloomy
a)
morose
b)
incited
c)
graphically
d)
rash
31.
to stay alive on the barest means; barely stay alive
a)
subsist
b)
contrive
c)
skulk
d)
toil
32.
quiet, not liking to talk, always quiet
a)
taciturn
b)
morose
c)
liberal
d)
rash
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