WorksheetsThe Rag and Bone Shop Vocabul
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 39mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
To free from blame, guilt, or consequences.
a)
Recitation
b)
Absolution
c)
Scrutiny
d)
Contempt
2.
To show sorrow or regret.
a)
Dismally
b)
Elicit
c)
Recant
d)
Penitent
3.
To avoid something.
a)
Evasion
b)
Invasion
c)
Falter
d)
Taunting
4.
To repeat over and over
a)
Citing
b)
Retaliation
c)
Cunning
d)
Recitation
5.
Feeling of worthlessness
a)
Contempt
b)
Reluctant
c)
Penitent
d)
Protocol
6.
The act of questioning a person
a)
Insomniac
b)
Interrogation
c)
Motive
d)
Concede
7.
The buildup of items; hoarding
a)
Accumulation
b)
Collectables
c)
Litany
d)
Provocation
8.
An action or event that happens before an event that is more important
a)
Antics
b)
Parrying
c)
Dismally
d)
Preliminary
9.
Someone who is unable to sleep or has a hard time falling asleep
a)
Absolution
b)
Insomniac
c)
Perpetrator
d)
Reluctant
10.
To examine closely; searching
a)
Litany
b)
Aberration
c)
Scrutiny
d)
Falter
11.
Gloomy; cheerless
a)
Dismally
b)
Mitigating
c)
Deception
d)
Antics
12.
To get back for a wrong or injury
a)
Resentment
b)
Retaliation
c)
Contempt
d)
Absolution
13.
To act like a clown; do playful tricks
a)
Deception
b)
Elicit
c)
Motive
d)
Antics
14.
To mock; insult; provoke
a)
Antics
b)
Conspired
c)
Resignation
d)
Taunting
15.
To look forward to; advancement
a)
Parrying
b)
Penitent
c)
Conceding
d)
Prospect
16.
To turn aside; to ward off; dodge
a)
Flipping
b)
Elicit
c)
Parrying
d)
Protocol
17.
Feeling of displeasure or anger about something unfair
a)
Resentment
b)
Restrain
c)
Resignation
d)
Reluctant
18.
List of complaints; problems
a)
Dismally
b)
Transcript
c)
Litany
d)
Provocation
19.
To give up
a)
Recant
b)
Resignation
c)
Motive
d)
Evasion
20.
A problem or behavior that is unexpected or unusual
a)
Concede
b)
Falter
c)
Elicit
d)
Aberration
21.
To behave in a particular way
a)
Premeditate
b)
Predisposition
c)
Penitent
d)
Recitation
22.
To hesitate; unwilling
a)
Recant
b)
Elicit
c)
Evasions
d)
Reluctant
23.
A person who commits a crime
a)
Conspire
b)
Prospect
c)
Perpetrator
d)
Parrying
24.
To withdraw or take back
a)
Restate
b)
Recant
c)
Recitate
d)
Reluctant
25.
To plot something evil; to plot in secret
a)
Resignation
b)
Aberration
c)
Disposition
d)
Conspire
26.
a charge or accusation
a)
Transcript
b)
Indictment
c)
Mitigate
d)
Alibi
27.
To hesitate; give away
a)
Taunting
b)
Scrutiny
c)
Accumulation
d)
Falter
28.
To acknowledge as true; to grant as right
a)
Recitation
b)
Cunning
c)
Motive
d)
Concede
29.
To draw or bring out; evoke
a)
Evade
b)
Preliminary
c)
Elicit
d)
Parrying
30.
Mood; emotional outlook
a)
Predisposition
b)
Conceding
c)
Cunning
d)
Disposition
31.
Following regulations or procedures
a)
Protocol
b)
Absolution
c)
Protocal
d)
Provocation
32.
Explains why a person acted the way they did; or refusal to act a certain way
a)
Alibi
b)
Motif
c)
Antics
d)
Motive
33.
A defense a person uses to explain their whereabouts during a crime; an excuse
a)
Alibi
b)
Motive
c)
Deception
d)
Recitation
34.
To mislead; Falsely persuade others
a)
Parrying
b)
Scrutiny
c)
Resentment
d)
Deception
35.
Plan in advance; done deliberately
a)
Prospect
b)
Premeditate
c)
Preliminary
d)
Provocation
36.
To make less severe; to make more gentle; lessen the intensity
a)
Falter
b)
Litany
c)
Contempt
d)
Mitigate
37.
To instigate; irritate
a)
Provocation
b)
Preliminary
c)
Premeditated
d)
Protocol
38.
An official report; a written, typed, or printed copy
a)
Provocation
b)
Evasions
c)
Reluctant
d)
Transcript
39.
Sly; crafty
a)
Cunning
b)
Alibi
c)
Falter
d)
Transcript
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