WorksheetsTKaM Vocabulary Quiz 2 (21-26)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The children are hopeful that Atticus’s powerful closing speech can convince the jury to_______ Tom Robinson.
exhilarate
acquit
infantile
vehement
Scout eventually understands that a person who wants to be a ______ and not be bothered by visitors should be respected and not ridiculed.
remorse
cynical
infantile
recluse
Aunt Alexandra tells Dill that his remarks about his own aunt’s drinking habits are ______ and believes he should have more respect for his elders.
cynical
vehement
squalor
remorse
During a missionary meeting, Aunt Alexander talks about the ______ of the African tribe while ignoring the communities close to home that need help.
impertinence
remorse
squalor
acquit
After a classroom discussion of Adolf Hitler and his treatment of the Jews, Scout is full of _______ for the way she has treated Walter Cunningham and Boo Radley.
impertinence
squalor
acquit
remorse
Miss Gates thinks that The Grit Paper is _______ and far inferior to a publication like The Mobile Register or other newspapers.
vehement
spurious
squalor
exhilarated
During one of Aunt Alexandra’s missionary circle meetings, Scout does her very best to avoid showing ________ toward the women who attend.
impertinence
spurious
remorse
vehement
In her discussion with Aunt Alexandra following the trial, Scout becomes __________ in her defense of Walter Cunningham’s situation.
infantile
vehement
spurious
cynical
acting in an immature or childish way
infantile
acquit
remorse
vehement
full of emotion and strong feeling
exhilarated
cynical
vehement
recluse
not having genuine qualities of the original
spurious
recluse
impertinence
acquit
Which of the following would be the best choice of antonym for exhilarated?
apathetic
cheerful
excited
exuberant
Which of the following would be the best choice of antonym for impertinence?
obtrusive
respected
unabashed
bold
Which of the following would be the best choice of synonym for squalor?
sloppy
prestine
unsoiled
perfect
to be found not guilty after a review of evidence
remorse
vehement
acquit
recluse
