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ELA 9 Vocab Quiz 2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Fill in the missing word:


There were various _________________ pieces of evidence.

a)

Suggestive

b)

Palpable

c)

Extremity

d)

Disarming

e)

Perspective

2.

Fill in the missing word:


The feeling of loss became quite _________________ on her face when asked about losing her parents.

a)

Suggestive

b)

Palpable

c)

Extremity

d)

Disarming

e)

Perspective

3.

Fill in the missing word:


The harsh wind and snow made everything feel so cold that I had lost feeling in my _____________________ .

a)

Suggestive

b)

Palpable

c)

Extremity

d)

Disarming

e)

Perspective

4.

Fill in the missing word:


His smile was so ___________________ that I almost forget why I was mad with him.

a)

Suggestive

b)

Palpable

c)

Extremity

d)

Disarming

e)

Perspective

5.

Fill in the missing word:


She said I had a limited view on the problem and needed to increase my _____________________ to better understand the situation.

a)

Suggestive

b)

Palpable

c)

Extremity

d)

Disarming

e)

Perspective

6.

Fill in the missing word:


Firefighters and police officers are __________________ with saving lives and upholding the law.

a)

Entrusted

b)

Culpability

c)

Conscience

d)

Remorse

e)

Empathetic

7.

Fill in the missing word:


While he never denied the committing the crime, his silence and demeanor spoke of his __________________ .

a)

Entrusted

b)

Culpability

c)

Conscience

d)

Remorse

e)

Empathetic

8.

Fill in the missing word:


While everyone says there is an angel and a devil on your shoulders, they are referring to your __________________ or voice in your head when making a decision.

a)

Entrusted

b)

Culpability

c)

Conscience

d)

Remorse

e)

Empathetic

9.

Fill in the missing word:


Her face was willed with such __________________ after missing her big chance that she looked like she would cry.

a)

Entrusted

b)

Culpability

c)

Conscience

d)

Remorse

e)

Empathetic

10.

Fill in the missing word:


How could I not feel __________________ towards him once I realized that we both had shared the same experience and feelings following after.

a)

Entrusted

b)

Culpability

c)

Conscience

d)

Remorse

e)

Empathetic

11.

The best definition of irony would be:

a)

Something that is funny because what we expected to happen did in fact happen.

b)

Our expectations of the situation were different than the reality of what actually happened.

12.

Situational irony:

a)

is when actions taken have an effect exactly opposite from what was intended.

b)

are statements that imply a meaning in opposition to their literal meaning.

c)

occurs when the audience knows an unwitting character is making a mistake. Often, these actions cause our guts to churn.

d)

goes beyond being unfair and is morally tragic. Such irony is often so severe that it causes people to question god and see the universe as hostile.

13.

Verbal irony:

a)

is when actions taken have an effect exactly opposite from what was intended.

b)

are statements that imply a meaning in opposition to their literal meaning.

c)

occurs when the audience knows an unwitting character is making a mistake. Often, these actions cause our guts to churn.

d)

goes beyond being unfair and is morally tragic. Such irony is often so severe that it causes people to question god and see the universe as hostile.

14.

Dramatic irony:

a)

is when actions taken have an effect exactly opposite from what was intended.

b)

are statements that imply a meaning in opposition to their literal meaning.

c)

occurs when the audience knows an unwitting character is making a mistake. Often, these actions cause our guts to churn.

d)

goes beyond being unfair and is morally tragic. Such irony is often so severe that it causes people to question god and see the universe as hostile.

15.

Cosmic irony:

a)

is when actions taken have an effect exactly opposite from what was intended.

b)

are statements that imply a meaning in opposition to their literal meaning.

c)

occurs when the audience knows an unwitting character is making a mistake. Often, these actions cause our guts to churn.

d)

goes beyond being unfair and is morally tragic. Such irony is often so severe that it causes people to question god and see the universe as hostile.