WorksheetsSophomore Vocab #3 (Macbeth Act 1 & 2)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
an unfortunate or difficult situation
gall
plight
hereafter
regarding with contempt; feeling scornful
disdaining
ambition
dismal
causing depression; dreary
dismal
palpable
malice
to pay out
augment
consort
disburse
the immediate future
ambition
tidings
hereafter
showing deep sincerity and seriousness
earnest
virtues
ambition
a strong desire to achieve
disdaining
equivocate
ambition
news or information
tidings
malice
consort
bold, disrespectful behavior
gall
malice
dismal
Virtues means:
capable of being touched or felt
moral excellence; admirable qualities
a strong desire to achieve
Augment means:
to associate with
an unfortunate or difficult situation
increase in size, amount or degree
Palpable means:
capable of being touched or felt
tangible
All of the above
Equivocate means:
to be intentionally ambiguous or unclear in order to mislead or withhold information
the desire to cause harm to others; hatefulness
causing depression; dreary
Malice means:
showing deep sincerity and seriousness
regarding with contempt; feeling scornful
the desire to cause harm to others
to be in agreement; to associate with
gall
virtues
consort
