WorksheetsTouching Spirit Bear Voca
Total questions: 81
Worksheet time: 41mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Marked by defiance; boldly resisting(adjective)
a)
Defiant
b)
Banishment
c)
Skiff
2.
State of exile; being sent away from your home(noun)
a)
Defiant
b)
Banishment
c)
Vicious
3.
A flat-bottom open boat of shallow draft, having a pointed bow and a square stem and propelled by oars, sail, or motor. (Noun)
a)
Circle Justice
b)
Vicious
c)
Skiff
4.
Cruel, fierce (Adjective)
a)
Vicious
b)
Defiant
c)
Banishment
5.
A form of justice designed to rehabilitate and heal youth rather than contain them in detention centers (noun)
a)
Circle Justice
b)
Vicious
c)
Skiff
6.
Give or let have unwillingly (adverb)
a)
Grudgingly
b)
Moseyed
c)
At'oow
7.
Shuffled along;ambled (verb)
a)
Moseyed
b)
Grudgingly
c)
Barrage
8.
A tradition of passing on a gift which cannot be owned- only cared for before passing it on to another person (noun)
a)
Devil's Club
b)
Barrage
c)
At'oow
9.
A spiny deciduous shrub of western North America, having wide palmate leaves, greenish-white flowers, and scarlet fruit clustered in umbels.
a)
Devil's Club
b)
Fantasized
c)
Barrage
10.
A rapid attacking outpouring or something (gunfire, words) (nouns)
a)
Barrage
b)
Moseyed
c)
Fantasized
11.
Imagined in fanciful way (verb)
a)
Barrage
b)
Fantasized
c)
Venomous
12.
Spiteful; poisonous
a)
Grudgingly
b)
Venomous
c)
Moseled
13.
Indicative of gloomy behavior or ill humor (adverb)
a)
Sullenly
b)
Scoffed
14.
Filled with scorn, mockery (verb)
a)
Sullenly
b)
Scoffed
15.
To represent or identify by a symbol. To use symbols (verb)
a)
Symbolize
b)
Obligations
16.
A social, legal, or moral requirement, such as a duty, contract, or promise that compels one to follow (noun)
a)
Obligations
b)
Symbolize
17.
Deception; false impression (noun)
a)
Illusion
b)
Dignity
c)
Devoted
18.
The quality or state of being worthy or esteem or respect (noun)
a)
Dignity
b)
Isolate
c)
Devoted
19.
To separate (verb)
a)
Isolate
b)
Devoted
c)
Dignity
20.
Dedicated (verb)
a)
Devoted
b)
Dignity
c)
Illusion
21.
To provoke, ridicule or tease (verb)
a)
Taunted
b)
Persistent
c)
Scrounged
22.
Insistently repetitive or continuous: a persistent ringing of the telephone. (adjective)
a)
Persistent
b)
Scrounged
c)
Manipulated
23.
To acquire something by begging or borrowing without intending to give back (verb)
a)
Scrounged
b)
Taunted
c)
Persistent
24.
To control or influence somebody in an ingenious or devious way; to operate, use or handle something (verb)
a)
Manipulated
b)
Scrounged
c)
Taunted
25.
Situated a long way away; far from civilization (adjective)
a)
Remote
b)
Vanished
26.
To disappear suddenly or without explanation (verb)
a)
Vanished
b)
Boughs
27.
Branches in a tree or bushy plants (noun)
a)
Boughs
b)
Shrouded
28.
Something that conceals, protects, or screens: under a shroud of fog (adjective)
a)
Shrouded
b)
Fetal
29.
Pertaining to womb like character, curled in a ball (adjective)
a)
Fetal
b)
Incessant
30.
Continuing without interruption (adjective)
a)
Incessant
b)
Fetal
31.
Indulging in something, such as an activity, to excess; voracious (adjective)
a)
Gluttonous
b)
Brazenly
32.
Boldly, shamelessly (adverb)
a)
Brazenly
b)
Mauling
33.
Being tackled, attacking (verb)
a)
Mauling
b)
Seeped
34.
Passed gradually (verb)
a)
Seeped
b)
Bile
35.
Any of the liver-generated steroid acids, such as cholic acid, that commonly occur in the bile, or a feeling of bitterness or irritability (noun)
a)
Bile
b)
Seeped
36.
By chance; casually (adjective)
a)
Haphazard
b)
Stupor
37.
State of deadened sensibility; apathy (noun)
a)
Stupor
b)
Detonated
38.
To explode or cause to explode (verb)
a)
Detonated
b)
Haphazard
39.
Wasted (Verb)
a)
Squanderd
b)
Grueling
40.
Exhausting, tiring (adjective)
a)
Grueling
b)
Squanderd
41.
Fill again (verb)
a)
Replenish
b)
Forage
42.
To hunt or search out (verb)
a)
Forage
b)
Replenish
43.
Sparse, scanty (adjective)
a)
Meager
b)
Silhouetted
44.
Shadowed, outlined (adjective)
a)
Silhouetted
b)
Bizarre
45.
Strikingly unconventional and far-fetched in style or appearance; odd (adjective)
a)
Bizarre
b)
Meager
46.
A substance able to kill bacteria in the body. Antibiotics are widely used in the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases (noun)
a)
Antibotics
b)
Mauled
47.
Handled or used roughly (verb)
a)
Mauled
b)
Antibiotics
48.
A hobbling walk or gait, walked with a limp (verb)
a)
Hobbled
b)
Violated
c)
Prosecution
49.
Broke a promise, showed disrespect (verb)
a)
Violated
b)
Prosecution
c)
Hobbled
50.
Carry on a lawsuit (noun)
a)
Prosectution
b)
Violated
51.
To make or become smaller or less important (verb)
a)
Diminished
b)
Sarcastically
52.
Expressing or marked by sarcasm (remarks that mean the opposite of what they seem to say and are intended to mock or deride) (adverb/adjective)
a)
Sarcastically
b)
Resignation
53.
Patient acceptance; quiet submission (adjective)
a)
Resignation
b)
Diminished
54.
Irritated, annoyed (adjective)
a)
Irked
b)
Savoring
55.
To enjoy something with unhurried appreciation (verb)
a)
Savoring
b)
Irked
56.
Capable of being wounded (adjective)
a)
Vulnerable
b)
Irked
57.
Exhausted, without energy (adverb)
a)
Wearily
b)
Redemption
58.
Deliverance, forgiveness (noun)
a)
Redemption
b)
Wearily
59.
Wasted time, idled (verb)
a)
Dawdled
b)
Stifled
60.
Smothered, suppressed (verb)
a)
Stifled
b)
Dawdled
61.
No hope; despair (adjective)
a)
Desperate
b)
Depression
62.
Gloominess, sadness (noun)
a)
Depression
b)
Ancestry
63.
Somebody’s ancestors regarded as a line linking the modern generation to its past (noun)
a)
Ancestry
b)
Totem
64.
An object, animal, plant, or other natural phenomenon revered as a symbol of a tribe and often used in rituals among some tribal or other traditional groups of people 2. a carving or other representation of a totem (noun)
a)
Totem
b)
Ancestry
65.
Cleverness; skill in planning (adjective)
a)
Ingenuity
b)
Meandered
66.
Followed a winding course (verb)
a)
Meandered
b)
Ceremoniously
67.
Strictly observant of or devoted to ceremony, ritual, or etiquette; punctilious: borne on silvery trays by ceremonious world-weary waiters (adverb)
a)
Ceremoniously
b)
Writhed
68.
Twist and turn (verb)
a)
Writhed
b)
Welled
69.
Rose up, flowed out (verb)
a)
Welled
b)
Meandered
70.
Fixed, regular method of doing things (adjective or noun, depending on usage)
a)
Routine
b)
Treacherous
71.
Not reliable, deceiving (adjective)
a)
Treacherous
b)
Routine
72.
Doubtful; undecided (adjective)
a)
Hesitant
b)
Rehabilitation
73.
Restoration to good use (noun)
a)
Rehabilitation
b)
Hesitant
74.
Sudden, vigorous attack (verb)
a)
assaulted
b)
Custody
75.
Charge or care (noun)
a)
Custody
b)
Smirk
76.
Self-satisfied smile (noun or verb, depending on usage)
a)
Smirk
b)
Custody
77.
Skillfully planned movement (verb)
a)
Maneuvered
b)
Indifferently
78.
Having no particular interest or concern; apathetic: indifferent to the sufferings of others. 2. Having no marked feeling for or against: She remained indifferent... (adverb)
a)
Indifferently
b)
Mesmerize
79.
Hypnotize (verb)
a)
Mesmerize
b)
Maneuvered
80.
Beat (verb)
a)
Pummeled
b)
Massive
81.
Large or imposing, as in quantity, scope (adjective)
a)
Massive
b)
Pummeled
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