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WorksheetsMiss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 28mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Decaying or rotting that produces a bad smell.
a)
Putrefying
b)
Refrain
c)
Feigning
d)
Apocalyptic
2.
The quality of being thankful.
a)
Feigning
b)
Imcompetent
c)
Gratitude
d)
Putrefying
3.
Strange or odd; unusual
a)
Apocalyptic
b)
Peculiar
c)
Feigning
d)
Incompetent
4.
Not having the necessary skills to do something
a)
Ornithologist
b)
Nomenclature
c)
Gratitude
d)
Incompetent
5.
Describing the complete destruction of the world.
a)
Subconscious
b)
Incompetent
c)
Apocalyptic
d)
Putrefying
6.
To pretend to be effected by
a)
Feigning
b)
Refrain
c)
Incompetent
d)
Ornithologist
7.
The part of the mind which is not fully aware, but acts as one's feelings.
a)
Subconcious
b)
Incompetent
c)
Gratitude
d)
Nomenclature
8.
A person who studies birds.
a)
Nomenclature
b)
Peculiar
c)
Apocalyptic
d)
Ornithologist
9.
Devising or choosing a name for things.
a)
Nomenclature
b)
Refrain
c)
Feigning
d)
Peculiar
10.
To stop oneself from doing things.
a)
Feigning
b)
Incompetent
c)
Refrain
d)
Gratitude
11.
Mundane or normal
a)
Unextraordinary
b)
Inconsequential
c)
Interrogation
d)
Extortion
12.
To convince someone to do something
a)
Incomprehensible
b)
Extortion
c)
Interrogation
d)
Persuasive
13.
The practice of abtaining something; usually money.
a)
Persuasion
b)
Extortion
c)
Perpetuate
d)
Corresponding
14.
To make continued; to keep something going
a)
Perpetuate
b)
Corresponding
c)
Inconsequential
d)
Incomprehensible
15.
Dealing with written communication.
a)
Persuasive
b)
Perpetuate
c)
Incomprehensible
d)
Corresponding
16.
Not important; insignificant.
a)
Unextraordinary
b)
Perpetuate
c)
Inconsequential
d)
Uncanny
17.
A type of bird-specifically a falcon.
a)
Peregrine
b)
Ornithologist
c)
Hawk
d)
Avocet
18.
Not able to be understood.
a)
Unextraordinary
b)
Uncanny
c)
Incomprehensible
d)
Inconsequential
19.
The process of questions; cross-examination.
a)
Interrogation
b)
Corresponding
c)
Inconsequential
d)
Perpetuate
20.
Something that is strange or unfamiliar.
a)
Incomprehensible
b)
Unextraordinary
c)
Uncanny
d)
Inconsequential
21.
A light rain.
a)
Catastrophe
b)
Superficial
c)
Drizzle
d)
Desecrated
22.
Of or relating to; or inserted within a type of punctuation marks.
a)
Parenthetical
b)
Manipulate
c)
Desecrated
d)
Precariously
23.
A person who wanders from place to place without a home or a job.
a)
Desecrated
b)
Parenthetical
c)
Vagabond
d)
Superficial
24.
Existing or occurring at the surface.
a)
Astonishing
b)
Precariously
c)
Superficial
d)
Manipulate
25.
Extremely surprising.
a)
Astonishing
b)
Precariously
c)
Superficial
d)
Desecrating
26.
Something that is done in an uncertain manner or something that is hanging on.
a)
Superficial
b)
Parenthetical
c)
Precariously
d)
Astonishing
27.
To ask information of someone.
a)
Inquire
b)
Manipulate
c)
Superficial
d)
Vagabone
28.
Disrespectful, destructive treatment.
a)
Superficial
b)
Catastrophe
c)
Descrated
d)
Precariously
29.
An event causing great and often sudden damage or harm.
a)
Catastrophe
b)
Precariously
c)
Desecrated
d)
Astonishing
30.
To handle or control.
a)
Manipulate
b)
Inquire
c)
Superficial
d)
Precariously
31.
Unwilling or hesitant; not wanting to do something.
a)
Subtly
b)
Reluctant
c)
Transient
d)
Philanderer
32.
Delicate or faint and mysterious.
a)
Transient
b)
Cringe
c)
Subtly
d)
Homunculi
33.
To break, split or burst.
a)
Busting
b)
Loiter
c)
Eradicate
d)
Cringe
34.
Lasting only for a short time.
a)
Reluctant
b)
Loiter
c)
Transient
d)
Eradicate
35.
To bend on's head and body into fear.
a)
Homunculi
b)
Cringe
c)
Transient
d)
Reluctant
36.
A womanizer.
a)
Philanderer
b)
Homunculi
c)
Subtly
d)
Eradicate
37.
To move or act slowly.
a)
Reluctant
b)
Cringe
c)
Loiter
d)
Subtly
38.
A very small human or humanoid creature.
a)
Homunculi
b)
Loiter
c)
Philanderer
d)
Transient
39.
Written communication.
a)
Transient
b)
Loiter
c)
Correspondence
d)
Eradicate
40.
To destroy completely; to put an end to.
a)
Eradicate
b)
Transient
c)
Reluctant
d)
Loiter
41.
To be silent or morose.
a)
Sulking
b)
Riveted
c)
Autopsy
d)
Desecration
42.
An examination of a deceased person.
a)
Riveted
b)
Homunculi
c)
Autopsy
d)
Desecration
43.
The action or descending of something.
a)
Desecration
b)
Sulking
c)
Riveting
d)
Autopsy
44.
To hold one's attention firmly.
a)
Sulking
b)
Autopsy
c)
Riveted
d)
Desecration
45.
a)
Abraham Portman
b)
Franklin Portman
c)
Jacob Portman
d)
Kev
46.
a)
Olive
b)
Emma
c)
Bronwyn
d)
Miss Peregrine
47.
a)
Olive
b)
Emma
c)
Bronwyn
d)
Miss Peregrine
48.
a)
Emma
b)
Claire
c)
Bronwyn
d)
Olive
49.
a)
Jacob
b)
Victor
c)
Enoch
d)
Horace
50.
a)
Claire
b)
Olive
c)
Fiona
d)
Emma
51.
a)
Franklin Portman
b)
Abraham Portman
c)
Jacob Portman
52.
a)
Victor
b)
Horace
c)
Jacob
d)
Enoch
53.
a)
Hugh
b)
Horace
c)
Enoch
d)
Victor
54.
a)
Jacob
b)
Horace
c)
Enoch
d)
Hugh
55.
a)
Miss Peregrine
b)
Olive
c)
Claire
d)
Fiona
56.
a)
Millard
b)
Hugh
c)
Enoch
d)
Jacob
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