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Worksheets10th Grade Term 4 Test
Total questions: 146
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
overly patriotic
jingoistic
mysoginist
cahoots
finagle
a statement that does not logically follow a conversation's flow
non sequitur
talisman
labyrinth
slipshod
dim witted
bovine
erudite
gregarious
flippant
a charm with power to overcome evil
talisman
bauble
anomaly
relevant
a person who uses flattery to get what he or she wants
sycophant
erudite
defile
monotone
someone who possesses great knowledge
erudite
malarkey
neophyte
misogynist
intending to cause harm
pernicious
ubiquitous
temerity
acirmony
appearing everywhere
ubiquitous
renown
extemporaneous
harbinger
a forceful and bitter verbal attack
diatribe
harangue
bulwark
cajole
showing a lack of care or thought
slipshod
insidious
augment
placid
nefarious
wicked or criminal
unable to be captured or broken into
unable to be soothed
hate
a person or thing that comes before another of a similar kind
precursor
harbinger
visceral
harangue
impregnable
unable to be captured or broken into
express discontent or sorrow over
treating serious issues with inappropriate humor
formal release from guilt or punishment
demure
shy or modest
not easily upset or excited
showing great knowledge or learning
the state of being known
unable to be soothed
implacable
diatribe
placid
sojourn
a natural skill
affinity
contrite
nuance
anomaly
a woman who flirts to get what she wants
coquette
sycophant
misogynist
erudite
lecture at length
harangue
diatribe
nuance
abhor
bemoan
express discontent or sorrow over
hate
deeply remorseful for a bad action
profane talk about holy or sacred things
abhor
hate
complain
mock; insult
treacherous; crafty
not easily upset or excited
placid
demure
cajole
acquiesce
treating serious issues with inappropriate humor
facetious
bulwark
cantankerous
deride
deeply remorseful for a bad action
contrite
palpable
pernicious
placid
showing great knowledge or learning
erudite
contrite
stoic
reticent
anomaly
something that deviates from what is expected or normal
dissatisfaction caused by boredom
to increase
not openly displayed
very harmful
noxious
quaff
vacuous
placid
to cheat someone out of money, to scam
bilk
debacle
myopic
contrite
well-supplied with something
replete
inept
cajole
affinity
profane talk about holy or sacred things
blasphemy
cantankerous
acrimony
kismet
formal release form guilt or punishment
absolution
ennui
renown
bemoan
argumentative and uncooperative
cantankerous
altruism
fobile
implacible
to verbally rip apart
deride
futile
abhor
contrite
a disaster
debacle
deride
slipshod
haughty
excessive or foolish boldness
temerity
sojourn
augment
foible
dissatisfaction or exhaustion caused by boredom
ennui
debacle
stoic
balk
restrain oneself from doing or enjoying something
abstain
vacillate
anodyne
nuance
arrogantly superior
haughty
noxious
tenacious
affinity
not letting go of or giving up on something one holds dear
tenacious
curmudgeon
gregarious
persnikety
accept something reluctantly, but without protest
acquiesce
anodyne
foible
absolution
publicly ridicule
lampoon
abstain
altruism
galvanize
a bad-tempered person
curmudgeon
cantankerous
insipid
inept
a temporary stay
sojourn
atrophy
pernicious
facetious
fond of company
gregarious
exonerate
blasphemy
harbinger
to increase
augument
inept
farcical
drivel
advancing in a gradual way to cause harm
insidious
solace
insipid
precursor
to cause or give rise to
engender
zenith
erudite
intrepid
a subtle difference
nuance
mitigate
depravity
kismet
not openly displayed
covert
palpable
charlatan
mitigate
the state of being known and celebrated by many
renown
reticent
egalitarian
anodyne
a completely different line of thought
tangent
non sequitur
jingoistic
harangue
destiny; fate
kismet
collusion
fracas
precursor
remove blame or guilt for a wrongdoing
exonerate
ennui
mitigate
reticent
a selfless act; philanthropy
altruisim
egalitarian
contrite
erudite
so focused on one small thing that the whole picture can't be seen
myopic
galvanize
insipid
visceral
shock or excite, typically into taking action
galvanize
exonerate
abhor
incendiary
lacking social grace
guache
insipid
acrimony
abhor
the top of a trajectory; the highest point
zenith
ruminate
stoic
bulwark
incapable of producing any result
futile
charlatan
reticent
farcical
to think deeply; ponder
ruminate
myopic
vacuous
reticent
tense bitterness in a relationship
acrimony
anodyne
impetuous
collusion
comfort in a time of stress or sadness
solace
persnickety
contrite
kismet
lacking taste of class
insipid
pedestrian
balk
bovine
lacking inspiration
pedestrian
insipid
drivel
stoic
from the gut; animalistic
visceral
diatribe
tangent
tenacious
having or showing no skill
inept
temerity
replete
reticent
to make less severe, serious, or painful
mitigate
anodyne
augment
quaff
something that kills pain
anodyne
harbinger
debacle
nuance
to alternate indecisively between two choices
vacillate
foible
exonerate
covert
designed to start fires or conflict
incendiary
coquette
implacable
pernicious
moral corruption
depravity
perfunctory
reticent
impetuous
a defensive wall
bulwark
harbinger
foible
galvanize
persuade by flattering or gently teasing
cajole
demure
harangue
engender
something that marks the approach of something else
harbinger
charlatan
vacuous
perfunctory
acting quickly without thought
impetuous
drivel
visceral
fracas
spoken or done without preparation
extemporaneous
balk
incidiary
ruminate
smelling very unpleasant
fetid
visceral
blasphemy
insidious
carried out with minimum effort to satisfy the situation
perfunctory
slipshod
debacle
ennui
a noisy disturbance
fracas
farcical
collusion
kismet
a small flaw
foible
anomaly
bilk
acquiesce
showing a lack of thought or intelligence
vacuous
myopic
persnickety
vacillate
not revealing one's thought or feelings easily
reticent
haughty
insipid
aboslution
in a ridiculous manner
farcical
fetid
gauche
depravity
relating to the idea of all people deserving equal rights; fair
egalitarian
altruism
gregarious
renown
able to be touched or felt
palpable
myopic
atrophy
kismet
a person falsely claiming to have special talents or skills
charlatan
egalitarian
sycophant
misogynist
to gradually decline or waste away
atrophy
gaunt
whet
intrepid
to drink heartily
quaff
augment
lampoon
bilk
secret or illegal
collusion
covert
tangent
mitigate
nonsense; babble
drivel
jingoistic
harangue
nuance
able to endure hardship without showing pain or complaining
stoic
anodyne
sojourn
futile
brave and adventurous
intrepid
incendiary
haughty
cantankerous
to be unwilling to accept an idea or request
balk
bemoan
acquiesce
cajole
too thin, as in suffering from hunger or illness
gaunt
augment
facetious
noxious
placing too much emphasis on minor or unimportant details
persnickety
balk
harangue
myopic
to sharpen the point of something
whet
incendiary
fetid
vacillate
The person or force going against the main character of the story
antagonist
protagonist
nemesis
anthropomorphism
The time and place the story takes place
Setting
Plot
Exposition
Flashback
The problem of the story
Conflict
Paradox
Hook
Round
The series of events in a story
Plot
Climax
Exalt
Exposition
The most intense part of the story
Climax
Resolution
Exposition
Rising Action
A person who does not change throughout the story
Flat
Static
Round
Dynamic
A person who does not change throughout the story
Flat
Static
Round
Dynamic
A type of characterization that uses a characters speech, thoughts, actions, etc
indirect
direct
dynamic
round
Something used to grab the readers attention
Hook
Claim
Pathos
Background Information
A way of documenting your sources in your papers that uses parentheses
Parenthetical citation
In text citation
Works Cited
MLA
a character that changes throughout the story
Dynamic
Round
Protagonist
tone
A character that is well developed, usually having many traits
Round
Antagonist
Flat
Dynamic
receiving a tip or clues placed in the story that let you know of potential future events
Foreshadowing
Suspense
Flashback
Flashforward
A technique used by writers to draw attention to something: it uses the technique of saying the same thing over and over again
Repetition
Reptiles
Ethos
Connotation
Giving credit to ones sources suing phrases like according to, states, explains, etc.
In text citation
Direct
Personification
Connotation
Characterization that tells you something about the character rather than showing
Direct
Indirect
flat
James Charles
When an animal is given humanoid traits and made a character
Anthropomorphism
Personification
Anti-Hero
Imagery
When a character has some traits
Flat
Round
Dynamic
Static
When the chronological events are disrupted to show an earlier event
Flashback
Flashforward
Reference
Simile
The person you generally root for in the story
Protagonist
Antagonist
Anti-Hero
Dynamic
The reference page of an MLA paper where all the sources are documented
Works Cited
Citations
References
Source(s)
The feelings associated with a word
Connotation
Denotation
Pathos
Ethos
The creation of mental images with the use of the five senses
Imagery
Iambic pentameter
Blank Verse
Scene
A type of writing style. da DUM da DUM da DUM da DUM
Iambic Pentometer
Penometer
Onomatopoeia
Comedic
Appeal to the audiences emotions
Pathos
Ethos
Comedic Relief
Pun
Humor that comes from sarcasm, exaggeration, puns, or verbal irony.
Humor of Character
Humor of Situation
Blank Verse
Catastrophe
When a poem does not rhyme or follow a particular meter
Blank Verse
Internal Rhyme
Paradox
Tone
A character that lacks conventional heroic qualities
Anti-Hero
Static
Round
Flat
Nobody ever goes there because its too busy is an example of
Paradox
Pun
Cliche
Genre
A writers attitude on their topic
Tone
Genre
Simile
Onomatopoiea
A category of artistic composition
Genre
Simile
Story
Plot
The Trees are as big as giants! is an example of
Simile
Metaphor
Hyperbole
conflict
A type of conflict when a character must mentally overcome something
Person vs Self
Person vs Society
Person vs Environment
Person vs Person
an exaggeration for effect
hyperbole
idiom
paradox
metaphor
the sequence of events in a story
plot
exposition
climax
denoument
a disastrous end, a sudden calamity or misfortune
calamity
tragedy
juxtaposition
resolution
a character whose main purpose is to create a contrast with another character
foil
round character
flat character
juxtaposition
a humorous scene, incident, or speech that relieves the overall emotional intensity
comic relief
verbal irony
situational irony
humor of character
Twee. Smack! Bang! are examples of this
onomatopoeia
connotation
imagery
pun
rhyme in a single line of poetry
internal rhyme
rhyme scheme
anaphora
repetition
indicates a different time and place in a play
scene
act
chapter
soliloquy
The point of view all academic essays should be written in
third person
first person
second person
colloquial
When a story is told using words such as I, me, my
first person
second person
third person
point of view
When an author uses words like you, yours, ours
second person
third person
first person
colloquial
a play on words
pun
idiom
verbal irony
sarcasm
a saying that is peculiar when taken literally but is understood by most people
idiom
pun
personification
alliteration
a group of lines in a poem
stanza
verse
anaphora
line
bitter sweet and jumbo shrimp are examples of this
oxymoron
paradox
hyperbole
metaphor
when two things are placed side by side for comparison or effect
juxtaposition
foil
compare and contrast
analysis
the practice of interchanging the first letters of some words
spoonerism
metonymy
malapropism
satire
making fun of someone's flaw or weakness to make a point
satire
parody
kenning
pathos
