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WorksheetsOutsiders Vocabulary: Chapters 7-12
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
copied from someone's speech
faltered
mimicked
stupor
gripe
kid guilty of criminal behavior
juvenile delinquent
ruffian
rascal
hoodlum
struck with fear
faltered
stifle
bewildered
aghast
paused uncertainly
doggedly
faltered
stupor
grimace
to deliberately take someone's attention from something by making them think about or notice other things
attention
diverted
reckless
mimicked
with stubborn determination
dogged(ly)
stupor
stifle(ly)
dodged
twisted your face in an ugly way because you don't like something, you're in pain, or you're trying to be funny
laughing
mouthing
smile
grimace
to stop something from happening
stifle
block
avert
stupor
a state in which you cannot think, speak, see, or hear clearly
bewildered
stupor
gripe
faltered
sudden severe confusion
mimicked
aghast
delirious
faltered
not caring or worrying about the possible bad or dangerous results of your actions
reckless
gripe
diverted
acquitted
feeling or showing anger because of something that is unfair or wrong; very angry
gripe
stupor
acquitted
indignant(ly)
totally confused
grimace
bewildered
diverted
faltered
court states that someone is not guilty of a crime
acquitted
reckless
stupor
juvenile delinquent
complain
dogged(ly)
stifle
indignant(ly)
gripe
