WorksheetsVocab Study - The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle By AVI
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
somebody’s preordained future
a)
destiny (n):
b)
ardent (adj):
c)
rash (adj):
d)
eminent (adj):
e)
somber (adj):
2.
passionate
a)
destiny (n):
b)
ardent (adj):
c)
rash (adj):
d)
eminent (adj):
e)
somber (adj):
3.
impulsive behavior
a)
destiny (n):
b)
ardent (adj):
c)
rash (adj):
d)
eminent (adj):
e)
somber (adj):
4.
superior in position, fame, or achievement
a)
destiny (n):
b)
ardent (adj):
c)
rash (adj):
d)
eminent (adj):
e)
somber (adj):
5.
dark and gloomy
a)
destiny (n):
b)
ardent (adj):
c)
rash (adj):
d)
eminent (adj):
e)
somber (adj):
6.
dignity or good taste that is appropriate to a specific occasion
a)
decorum (n):
b)
waning (v):
c)
succumb (v):
d)
permeate (v):
e)
compliance (n):
7.
to get smaller or less
a)
decorum (n):
b)
waning (v):
c)
succumb (v):
d)
permeate (v):
e)
compliance (n):
8.
to give in to
a)
decorum (n):
b)
waning (v):
c)
succumb (v):
d)
permeate (v):
e)
compliance (n):
9.
spread throughout
a)
decorum (n):
b)
waning (v):
c)
succumb (v):
d)
permeate (v):
e)
compliance (n):
10.
state or act of conforming with or agreeing to do something
a)
decorum (n):
b)
waning (v):
c)
succumb (v):
d)
permeate (v):
e)
compliance (n):
11.
destructive animals or insects
a)
vermin (n):
b)
chaotic (adj):
c)
trepidation (n):
d)
incomprehensible (adj):
e)
contempt (n):
12.
completely disordered and out of control
a)
vermin (n):
b)
chaotic (adj):
c)
trepidation (n):
d)
incomprehensible (adj):
e)
contempt (n):
13.
apprehension
a)
vermin (n):
b)
chaotic (adj):
c)
trepidation (n):
d)
incomprehensible (adj):
e)
contempt (n):
14.
beyond understanding
a)
vermin (n):
b)
chaotic (adj):
c)
trepidation (n):
d)
incomprehensible (adj):
e)
contempt (n):
15.
feeling of great dislike or hatred
a)
vermin (n):
b)
chaotic (adj):
c)
trepidation (n):
d)
incomprehensible (adj):
e)
contempt (n):
16.
pause or break in punishment or destruction
a)
reprieve (n):
b)
beguiling (adj):
c)
ire (n):
d)
slanderous (adj):
e)
presumptuous (adj):
17.
charming
a)
reprieve (n):
b)
beguiling (adj):
c)
ire (n):
d)
slanderous (adj):
e)
presumptuous (adj):
18.
anger
a)
reprieve (n):
b)
beguiling (adj):
c)
ire (n):
d)
slanderous (adj):
e)
presumptuous (adj):
19.
false or damaging
a)
reprieve (n):
b)
beguiling (adj):
c)
ire (n):
d)
slanderous (adj):
e)
presumptuous (adj):
20.
rude or arrogant
a)
reprieve (n):
b)
beguiling (adj):
c)
ire (n):
d)
slanderous (adj):
e)
presumptuous (adj):
21.
extreme dislike or disgust for something or somebody
a)
disdain (n):
b)
malicious (adj):
c)
congenial (adj):
d)
condone (v):
e)
putrid (adj):
22.
deliberately harmful
a)
disdain (n):
b)
malicious (adj):
c)
congenial (adj):
d)
condone (v):
e)
putrid (adj):
23.
agreeable or friendly
a)
disdain (n):
b)
malicious (adj):
c)
congenial (adj):
d)
condone (v):
e)
putrid (adj):
24.
be willing to overlook something
a)
disdain (n):
b)
malicious (adj):
c)
congenial (adj):
d)
condone (v):
e)
putrid (adj):
25.
disgusting
a)
disdain (n):
b)
malicious (adj):
c)
congenial (adj):
d)
condone (v):
e)
putrid (adj):
26.
hinder
a)
impede (v):
b)
maim (v):
c)
speculate (v):
d)
meddle (v):
e)
audible (adj):
27.
wound or disable somebody
a)
impede (v):
b)
maim (v):
c)
speculate (v):
d)
meddle (v):
e)
audible (adj):
28.
to wonder or consider
a)
impede (v):
b)
maim (v):
c)
speculate (v):
d)
meddle (v):
e)
audible (adj):
29.
interfere in somebody else’s concerns
a)
impede (v):
b)
maim (v):
c)
speculate (v):
d)
meddle (v):
e)
audible (adj):
30.
capable of being heard
a)
impede (v):
b)
maim (v):
c)
speculate (v):
d)
meddle (v):
e)
audible (adj):
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