WorksheetsThe Outsiders Vocabulary
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 54mins
Not able to be understood
Elite
Ornery
Gallant
Unfathomable
Grumpy, grouchy, stubborn
Ornery
Gallant
Incredulous
Unfathomable
What is the definition of an asset?
An advantage or source of strength
Something that works against you.
Someone who is careful.
Someone who is rich.
Which spelling is correct?
Unfathomable
Unfatomable
Unfathomible
Unfathamble
What is the definition of a rivalry?
A fist fight between two people.
A continued striving for advantage over another.
A group of people who work together to achieve a goal.
People who are best friends.
to beg urgently or piteously, as for aid or mercy
imploringly
aloofness
contemptuously
hysterics
a disposition to be distant and unsympathetic in manner
aloofness
contemptuously
smoldering
hysterics
without respect; in a disdainful manner
contemptuously
smoldering
hysterics
pansy
I looked at Johnny _________. Johnny sighed. "I'm gonna cut mine too...."
Trademark
Griped
Aghast
Imploringly
"My parents," Johnny repeated __________, "did they ask about me?"
Imploringly
Absent-mindedly
Doggedly
Plasma
Color, especially a tint or shade.
hue
conviction
Eluded
desperate
To evade or escape
tired
indignant
hesitant
confused
showing anger
Not capable of being understood or grasped.
abiding
unfathomable
give surprise or shock to (someone) in order to make them act or change
vital
joke
eluded
jolt
"an idea or fact that fails to be grasped or remembered"
Although the Socs were often a public disgrace, they were still considered an ____________ to society.
asset
unfathomable
incredulous
erroneous
The cold, wet dog was ___________in the night.
quivering
gingerly
scowling
milling
It is ________ that a nice kid like Ponyboy could get into so much trouble.
unfathomable
incredulous
unceasing
premonition
Everyone was asleep, so I entered the house _______ as to not wake them.
gingerly
quivering
unceasingly
gallantly
To avoid or escape, while being sneaky
brawn
brains
eluded
important, necessary
vital
jolt
imploringly
Angry or annoyed at the unfairness of somebody or something
Indignant
Groggy
Reluctantly
To escape; throw off
groggy
reluctantly
eluded
