WorksheetsTuck Everlasting and RPS 1-3
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 31mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Falter
a)
hesitate, move unsteadily
b)
being insolent, rude
c)
invincible, not able to be beaten
d)
look at with anger or disgust
e)
(adj)small (n)insult
2.
gall
a)
hesitate, move unsteadily
b)
being insolent, rude
c)
invincible, not able to be beaten
d)
look at with anger or disgust
e)
(adj)small (n)insult
3.
meager
a)
thin, not enough
b)
not important
c)
invincible, not able to be beaten
d)
look at with anger or disgust
e)
being insolent, rude
4.
scorn
a)
hesitate, move unsteadily
b)
not important
c)
invincible, not able to be beaten
d)
look at with anger or disgust
e)
thin, not enough
5.
wisp
a)
being insolent, rude
b)
invincible, not able to be beaten
c)
something that is small and thin; frail, slight
d)
look at with anger or disgust
e)
wait
6.
insolent
a)
hesitate, move unsteadily
b)
rude, disrespectful
c)
(adj)small (n)insult
d)
look at with anger or disgust
e)
wait
7.
dawn (verb)
a)
to begin, to come to be understood
b)
not moving
c)
temporarily prevent from continuing, hanging
d)
shine with a strong or dazzling light
e)
tremble, shake, shiver
8.
Abundance- noun
a)
having more than enough, an over sufficient amount or supply
b)
the act of being received or approved
c)
constant effort to accomplish a goal
d)
the act of coming to a logical conclusion
e)
the state of being incomplete, or lacking
9.
Acceptance- noun
a)
the act of being received or approved
b)
constant effort to accomplish a goal
c)
the act of coming to a logical conclusion
d)
caring or up keeping
e)
a debate, dispute, or argument
10.
Diligence- noun-
a)
constant effort to accomplish a goal
b)
the act of coming to a logical conclusion
c)
caring or up keeping
d)
the quality of being correct, precise, or exact
e)
the state of being required or quickly or immediately needed
11.
Inference- noun
a)
the act of coming to a logical conclusion
b)
caring or up keeping
c)
the quality of being correct, precise, or exact
d)
the act of creating an evil or manipulative plan or plot
e)
having more than enough, an over sufficient amount or supply
12.
Maintenance- noun
a)
caring or up keeping
b)
the quality of being correct, precise, or exact
c)
the act of creating an evil or manipulative plan or plot
d)
having more than enough, an over sufficient amount or supply
e)
the act of being received or approved
13.
Accuracy- noun
a)
the quality of being correct, precise, or exact
b)
the act of creating an evil or manipulative plan or plot
c)
the state of being incomplete, or lacking
d)
the act of being received or approved
e)
constant effort to accomplish a goal
14.
Conspiracy- noun
a)
the act of creating an evil or manipulative plan or plot
b)
the state of being incomplete, or lacking
c)
a debate, dispute, or argument
d)
constant effort to accomplish a goal
e)
the act of coming to a logical conclusion
15.
Deficiency- noun-
a)
the state of being incomplete, or lacking
b)
a debate, dispute, or argument
c)
the state of being required or quickly or immediately needed
d)
the act of coming to a logical conclusion
e)
caring or up keeping
16.
Controversy- noun-
a)
a debate, dispute, or argument
b)
the state of being required or quickly or immediately needed
c)
constant effort to accomplish a goal
d)
caring or up keeping
e)
the quality of being correct, precise, or exact
17.
Accomplishment- noun-
a)
An achievement or anything that is successfully completed.
b)
To be offensive and aggressive; to act angry or inappropriate.
c)
having more than enough, an over sufficient amount or supply
d)
constant effort to accomplish a goal
18.
Belligerent- adjective-
a)
To be offensive and aggressive; to act angry or inappropriate.
b)
An achievement or anything that is successfully completed.
c)
having more than enough, an over sufficient amount or supply
d)
constant effort to accomplish a goal
19.
Competent- adjective-
a)
To have the proper or needed skill, knowledge, and experience to understand something.
b)
An achievement or anything that is successfully completed.
c)
To be offensive and aggressive; to act angry or inappropriate.
d)
having more than enough, an over sufficient amount or supply
e)
constant effort to accomplish a goal
20.
Components- noun-
a)
A part of something; an element that makes up something (think mechanical, recipes).
b)
An achievement or anything that is successfully completed.
c)
To be offensive and aggressive; to act angry or inappropriate.
d)
having more than enough, an over sufficient amount or supply
e)
constant effort to accomplish a goal
21.
Impediments- noun-
a)
An obstacle or obstruction in something or someone (i.e. speech).
b)
An achievement or anything that is successfully completed.
c)
To be offensive and aggressive; to act angry or inappropriate.
d)
having more than enough, an over sufficient amount or supply
e)
A part of something; an element that makes up something (think mechanical, recipes).
22.
Inducement- noun-
a)
The state of persuading, causing, or bringing about something.
b)
An obstacle or obstruction in something or someone (i.e. speech).
c)
To be offensive and aggressive; to act angry or inappropriate.
d)
having more than enough, an over sufficient amount or supply
e)
A part of something; an element that makes up something (think mechanical, recipes).
23.
Involvement- noun-
a)
To be included or to join something; to be a part of something.
b)
An achievement or anything that is successfully completed.
c)
To be offensive and aggressive; to act angry or inappropriate.
d)
having more than enough, an over sufficient amount or supply
e)
A part of something; an element that makes up something (think mechanical, recipes).
24.
Adept- adjective-
a)
To be very skilled or talented at something; to be an expert.
b)
An achievement or anything that is successfully completed.
c)
To be offensive and aggressive; to act angry or inappropriate.
d)
having more than enough, an over sufficient amount or supply
e)
A part of something; an element that makes up something (think mechanical, recipes).
25.
Abrupt- adjective-
a)
Sudden or unexpected; to come to a quick end or stop.
b)
An achievement or anything that is successfully completed.
c)
To be offensive and aggressive; to act angry or inappropriate.
d)
having more than enough, an over sufficient amount or supply
e)
A part of something; an element that makes up something (think mechanical, recipes).
26.
Excerpt- noun-
a)
A small quote or passage that is taken from a book or document
b)
An achievement or anything that is successfully completed.
c)
To be offensive and aggressive; to act angry or inappropriate.
d)
having more than enough, an over sufficient amount or supply
e)
An obstacle or obstruction in something or someone (i.e. speech).
27.
Admiration- noun-
a)
The state of looking up to someone with great pleasure or approval.
b)
An achievement or anything that is successfully completed.
c)
To be offensive and aggressive; to act angry or inappropriate.
d)
having more than enough, an over sufficient amount or supply
e)
An obstacle or obstruction in something or someone (i.e. speech).
28.
Assumption- noun-
a)
To take something for granted or to draw conclusions without enough information.
b)
The state of looking up to someone with great pleasure or approval.
c)
A meeting or formal assembly to which people, usually in politics, get together to discuss ideas.
d)
The state of being upset or let down; to destroy or destruct.
e)
An obstacle or obstruction in something or someone (i.e. speech).
29.
Compensation- noun-
a)
Something that is given or received as a result of a service, loss, injury, death, etc.
b)
The state of looking up to someone with great pleasure or approval.
c)
To take something for granted or to draw conclusions without enough information.
d)
The state of being upset or let down; to destroy or destruct.
e)
An obstacle or obstruction in something or someone (i.e. speech).
30.
Competition- noun-
a)
A rivalry between two or more people, businesses, etc.
b)
The state of looking up to someone with great pleasure or approval.
c)
To take something for granted or to draw conclusions without enough information.
d)
The state of being upset or let down; to destroy or destruct.
e)
An obstacle or obstruction in something or someone (i.e. speech).
31.
Conservation- noun-
a)
The act of preserving something, such as wildlife, human rights, etc.
b)
The state of looking up to someone with great pleasure or approval.
c)
To take something for granted or to draw conclusions without enough information.
d)
The state of being upset or let down; to destroy or destruct.
e)
An obstacle or obstruction in something or someone (i.e. speech).
32.
Consolation- noun-
a)
To give support, relief, or assistance; to attempt to bring cheer.
b)
The state of looking up to someone with great pleasure or approval.
c)
To take something for granted or to draw conclusions without enough information.
d)
The state of being upset or let down; to destroy or destruct.
e)
An obstacle or obstruction in something or someone (i.e. speech).
33.
Convention- noun-
a)
A meeting or formal assembly to which people, usually in politics, get together to discuss ideas.
b)
The state of looking up to someone with great pleasure or approval.
c)
To take something for granted or to draw conclusions without enough information.
d)
The state of being upset or let down; to destroy or destruct.
e)
To give support, relief, or assistance; to attempt to bring cheer.
34.
Corruption- noun-
a)
The state of being dishonest and acting in an evil and untrusting way.
b)
The state of looking up to someone with great pleasure or approval.
c)
To take something for granted or to draw conclusions without enough information.
d)
The state of being upset or let down; to destroy or destruct.
e)
A meeting or formal assembly to which people, usually in politics, get together to discuss ideas.
35.
Description- noun-
a)
The state of giving a clear image of an event or person through the use of words.
b)
The state of looking up to someone with great pleasure or approval.
c)
To take something for granted or to draw conclusions without enough information.
d)
The state of being upset or let down; to destroy or destruct.
e)
A meeting or formal assembly to which people, usually in politics, get together to discuss ideas.
36.
Devastation- noun-
a)
The state of being upset or let down; to destroy or destruct.
b)
The state of looking up to someone with great pleasure or approval.
c)
To take something for granted or to draw conclusions without enough information.
d)
A meeting or formal assembly to which people, usually in politics, get together to discuss ideas.
37.
disarray
a)
mess
b)
clean
c)
joy
d)
love
38.
indominable
a)
unbeatable
b)
weak
c)
nice
d)
ugly
39.
anguish
a)
suffering
b)
joy
c)
mess
d)
surpise
40.
perilous
a)
dangerous
b)
safe
c)
ugly
d)
messy
41.
Tuck’s voice was rough now, and Winnie, amazed, sat rigid. What does "rigid" mean?
a)
not moving
b)
soft
c)
comfortable
d)
slumped
42.
And this was followed by another thought, far more revolutionary: “Maybe they just don’t care!” What does revolutionary mean?
a)
new and different
b)
angry
c)
horrible
d)
dumb
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