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WorksheetsFrederick Douglass Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 21mins
To accomplish what is attempted or intended.
Succeeded
Compelled
Depravity
Which of the follow sentences uses the word Compelled correctly?
His disregard of the rules compelled us to dismiss him.
Compels me blue.
She openly compelled the storm.
Commenced means to
to begin; start.
to end
To move on
To forget
Which sentence(s) uses the word commenced correctly?
Commenced the big dog
The boy commenced to be disruptive.
The rooster commenced big.
The play commenced after school.
Compliance means
To fight the outcome
Cooperation or Obedience
Essential
Compliance with the law is expected of all. Is this a correct Sentence.
Yes
No
The state of being depraved (to make morally bad or evil; vitiate; corrupt.)
Pious
Compliance
Indispensable
Depravity
Which sentence is using the word depravity correctly?
The boy has a hard time listening depravity.
It was hard to imagine something that fed off depravity wanted peace.
Depravity by a dog.
What word means absolutely necessary, essential, or requisite?
Depravity
Honest
Indispensable
Pious
She is an indispensable member of the staff. Is the word indispensable used correctly in the sentence above?
Yes
No
To be brutal, insensitive, or crude person describes what word below?
Chattel
Adventurous
Brute
Choose the sentence that best use Brute.
Brute went out of the way.
Did he actually think she would enjoy brute force, or was that merely an excuse?
Did the girl brute her way in the room?
The brute sky.
Chattel means
Law. A movable article of personal property. A slave.
Of or relating to religious devotion; sacred rather than secular.
A cow or groups of cows.
They were pious foundations created for mutual benefit and for purposes of charity.
Yes
No
Which sentence uses the word Chattel correctly?
The woman stated that the chattel was big and ugly.
The chattel was eating grass.
A boy once stated that the chattel was small not one.
The slave was considered by pagans to be a mere chattel: a possession with no rights or liberties.
Of or relating to religious devotion; sacred rather than secular is referring to the word:
Church girl
Pious
Compliant
He divested himself of all responsibility for the decision. He didn't want to let go of his role but, he had no choice.
Use the sentence above to find the meaning of the word Divested (Divest).
To take away or free from. To strip from.
To keep. To cherish. To love.
To hate. To loath. To despise.
Apprehension means
to give willingly without complaint.
a brutal, insensitive, or crude person.
anticipation of adversity or misfortune; suspicion or fear of future trouble or evil.
Though nearly alone I am under no apprehension of defeat.
Yes
No
Who is this story."Learning to Read and Write" about?
Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglass
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Drake
