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To Kill a Mockingbird Ch. 1-13 Exam

Total questions: 144

Worksheet time: 2hrs 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What sport is Jem playing when he breaks his arm?
a)
baseball
b)
soccer
c)
football
d)
tennis
2.
What is Scout's and Jem's relationship?
a)
The are siblings.
b)
They are brothers.
c)
They are friends.
d)
They are neighbors.
3.
Where does "To Kill a Mockingbird" take place?
a)
Kent, Washington
b)
Meridian, Mississipi
c)
Montgomery, Alabama
d)
Maycomb, Alabama
4.
What is Atticus' profession?
a)
He's a teacher.
b)
He's an economist.
c)
He's a farmer.
d)
He's a lawyer.
5.
Who is Calpurnia?
a)
The cook.
b)
A neighbor.
c)
A family friend.
d)
Jem and Scout's mother.
6.
Who is Dill?
a)
A neighbor who never comes out of the house.
b)
A neighbor and friend.
c)
A long-lost relative.
d)
A bully.
7.
What does Miss Caroline tell Scout her father should stop doing?
a)
Sending her to school without a lunch.
b)
Teaching her how to solve math problems.
c)
Teaching her to read.
d)
Teaching her to write.
8.
Who are the Cunninghams?
a)
A mysterious family that lives near the Finch family
b)
A family of lawyers and doctors
c)
A wealthy family
d)
A family of poor, country farmers.
9.
What did Scout find in the knot-hole of the tree?
a)
A doll
b)
A marble
c)
Chewing gum
d)
A quarter
10.
What are Jem, Scout and Dill doing when Scout ends up the Radley front yard?
a)
Playing hide-and-seek
b)
Rolling in a tire
c)
Acting out a play
d)
Playing tag
11.
Who is Miss Maudie Atkinson?
a)
The children's teacher.
b)
Dill's aunt.
c)
A widow who lives in the neighborhood. 
d)
The housekeeper.
12.
According to Miss Maudie, what is Boo Radley's real name?
a)
Jack
b)
Atticus
c)
Arthur
d)
Walter
13.
As Scout and Miss Maudie talk about religion, Scout tells her how Atticus defines God. What is God, according to Atticus?
a)
"Loving folks like you love yourself."
b)
"A foot-washing Baptist."
14.
How do Jem and Dill plan to send a note to Boo Radley?
a)
They plan to put the note in the Radley's mailbox.
b)
They plan to put a note in the knot-hole of the tree.
c)
They plan to ring the doorbell and give it to Mrs. Radley.
d)
They plan to put the note on a fishing pole and stick it through the shutters of the Radley house.
15.
What does the note say?
a)
It asks Boo if he's crazy or not.
b)
It asks Boo to come out and show the children what he looks like.
c)
It asks Boo to come out and tell the children what he does in his house all day.
d)
It asks Boo if he'd buy the children ice cream.
16.
What does Atticus tell Jem to do after catching him with the note?
a)
To go to his room.
b)
To stop playing with Dill.
c)
To stop bothering Boo Radley. 
d)
To go to the Radley's house to apologize.
17.

provide physical relief, as from pain

a)

predilection

b)

assuage

c)

nebulous

d)

entailment

18.

a predisposition in favor of something; preference

a)

predilection

b)

pronouncement

c)

condescend

d)

assuage

19.

lacking definite form or limits; hazy; confused

a)

wallow

b)

entailment

c)

nebulous

d)

chattel

20.

behave in a patronizing manner

a)

indigenous

b)

assuage

c)

unsullied

d)

condescend

21.

something that is inferred; What Mr. Cunningham "owes" Atticus for his services.

a)

pronouncement

b)

entailment

c)

condescend

d)

nebulous

22.

anger produced by some annoying irritation

a)

foray

b)

gouge

c)

assuage

d)

vexation

23.

apothecary

a)

not connected to

b)

a thin strip of wood

c)

a person who makes and sells medicine

d)

to lessen or calm

24.

dictum

a)

satisfaction

b)

a judge's ruling or statement

c)

slave

d)

unwise

25.

adj. usually silent

a)

vehemently

b)

ingenuous

c)

fatalistic

d)

taciturn

26.

Repertoire

a)

To embarrass

b)

All the things a person is able to do

c)

To talk down to

d)

Kind and generous

27.

Intellectual improvement

a)

Peril

b)

Edification

c)

Benign

d)

Passe

28.

(adj.) friendly and pleasant

a)

boisterous

b)

naughty

c)

chagrin

d)

amiable

29.

remarks or comments, especially an adverse criticism

a)

Strictures

b)

Pestilence

c)

Fractious

d)

Lectures

30.
exemption or release from a rule or obligation: distribution of things
a)
assuaged
b)
entailment
c)
dispensation
d)
piety
31.

readily angered; peevish; irritable; quarrelsome

a)

Agreeable

b)

Congenial

c)

Fractious

d)

Joyous

32.

Disapproval; condemnation

a)

Friendly

b)

Disapprobation

c)

Taciturn

d)

Nebulous

33.

epidemic disease

a)

Pestilence

b)

Edification

c)

Dictum

d)

Assuage

34.
What event is occurring during the narrator's childhood?
a)
World War I
b)
World War II
c)
The Great Depression
d)
The Civil War
35.
Who narrates the novel?
a)
Scout
b)
Jem
c)
Calpurnia
d)
Atticus
36.
The narrator lives with   _________________, her father and _________________, her brother.  
a)
Atticus, Jem
b)
Jack, Dill
c)
Jack, Jem
d)
Atticus, Dill
37.
What happened to Scout and Jem's mother?
a)
She died of a heart attack.
b)
She's in a mental institution.
c)
She left Maycomb to live with her sister in Montgomery.
d)
She left to join the circus.
38.
When Boo’s father died, his brother, Mr. _________________ Radley took over the household.
a)
Arthur
b)
Walter
c)
Nathan
d)
Simon
39.
What effect does Lee create with the description of the Radley House?
a)
Suspense
b)
Humor
c)
Irony
d)
Allusion
40.
What is the name of the family who is given special privileges such as hunting out of season and not attending school?
a)
The Finches
b)
The Ewells
c)
The Cunninghams
d)
The Radleys
41.
How does Jem treat Scout at school?
a)
He wants her to stay with her own grade and he acts like she's a pest.
b)
He wants her to meet all of his friends.
c)
He tries to make sure she behaves for the teacher.
d)
He hates her and is cruel to her.
42.
What does Atticus mean when he says you never really understand a person until you "climb into his skin and walk around"?
a)
People are racist.
b)
You have to look at things from other people's points of view to understand them.
c)
Walter Cunningham doesn't understand what it's like to be a Finch.
d)
You have to make someone understand you to get your point across.
43.
Who taught Scout to write?
a)
Jem
b)
Atticus
c)
Calpurnia
d)
Miss Caroline
44.
"He ain't company, Cal, he's  just a Cunningham." What was Cal's response?
a)
She agreed.
b)
"Anyone who visits is company."
c)
She sent Scout to her room.
d)
She laughed.
45.
Why didn't the Ewells have to go to school?
a)
They were too poor.
b)
They had cooties.
c)
They lived too far away.
d)
The authorities bent the rules for them because of their home life.
46.
How do the Cunninghams pay their debts?
a)
They pay with food and crops that they grow on their farm
b)
They wash windows and do yard work for the school.
c)
They don't pay their debts back.
d)
Atticus pays their debts for them.
47.
Who is the "dirtiest human" Scout knows? 
a)
Arthur Cunningham
b)
Dill
c)
Jem
d)
Burris Ewell
48.

What does Jem admit to Scout regarding his torn pants?

a)

When he went to get them back, a new pair was there instead.

b)

When he went to get them back, they were gone.

c)

When he went to get them back, they were sewn up and folded.

d)

When he went to get them back, Mr. Radley was there waiting.

49.

All of the following happens when Jem goes onto the Radley property except

a)

Dill is caught by Mr. Radley.

b)

Dill lies to Atticus to protect Jem.

c)

A gun shot is fired.

d)

Jem gets caught in a fence and takes his pants off to escape.

50.

Which adult in the neighborhood does Scout begin to bond with?

a)

Miss Fisher

b)

MIss Maudie

c)

Mrs. Dubose

d)

Mr. Nathan Radley

51.

On Dill's last night in Maycomb, Dill and Jem decide to

a)

Set a fire in the Radley's house to make Boo come out.

b)

Sleep out in Jem and Scout's tree house.

c)

Go on the Radley property and look through a window to get a glimpse of Boo.

d)

Ask Atticus to introduce them to Boo.

52.

Miss Maudie tells Scout the Radleys are "foot washers." What is the most likely meaning of foot washers?

a)

They come from a family of podiatrists.

b)

They come from a religious family.

c)

They are obsesses with cleanliness.

d)

There is a long history of mental illness in their family.

53.

What happens to Miss Maudie's home?

a)

Boo Radley enters her house.

b)

She sells it.

c)

It collapses in the massive snow storm.

d)

It catches fire.

54.

Who wrapped a blsnket around Scout's shoulders during the fire?

a)

Jem

b)

Boo

c)

Atticus

d)

Miss Maudie

55.

What does Jem ask Walter to do?

a)

Join him and Scout for lunch.

b)

Apologize to his sister.

c)

Fight him.

d)

Stay away.

56.

Why do the people allow the Ewells to hunt out of season?

a)

Bob Ewell is the mayor of Maycomb.

b)

So Bob Ewell's children won't go hungry.

c)

Bob Ewell will kill anyone who threatens to report him.

d)

Bob Ewell's wife is a good cook.

57.

What compromise does Atticus make with Scout regarding school?

a)

She can drop out after first grade.

b)

She can tutor the other students.

c)

They will continue reading every night.

d)

Atticus will ask Miss Caroline is Scout can skip a grade.

58.

Who is the neighborhood gossip?

a)

Mrs. Dubose

b)

Miss Maudie Atkinson

c)

Mr. Avery

d)

Miss Stephanie Crawford

59.

Which of the following best describes what we know about Boo Radley?

a)

Boo is a "malevolent phantom" that can freeze azaleas with his breath.

b)

Boo is rumored to have stabbed his father with a pair of scissors

c)

Boo is locked in his house by his own father instead of being locked up in jail or in a hospital

d)

All of the above

60.

What did Scout and Jem find in the tree?

a)

rope, toy cars, hockey trophy, pen

b)

silly string, backpack, gum, Hershey bars, bracelets

c)

twine, soap dolls, gum, a spelling medal, watch, pocketknife

d)

rubber bands, wooden soldiers, a cat collar, popcorn

61.

What did Jem admit to Scout about the pants?

a)

Dill retrieved them for him.

b)

He ripped them on purpose.

c)

When he went to retrieve them, he had to go into the Radley house.

d)

When he went to retrieve them, they had been mended and neatly folded.

62.

Who probably sewed Jem’s pants?

a)

Scout

b)

Calpurnia

c)

Dill

d)

Boo Radley

63.

Based on what you know about the Radleys, what is the real reason why Nathan Radley plugged up the tree?

a)

to prevent it from dying

b)

to keep the children from communicating with Boo

c)

to make the neighborhood look neater

d)

to get Atticus angry

64.

What do Jem and Scout leave in the knot-hole of the tree?

a)

a pack of gum

b)

a thank you note

c)

an invitation to a party

d)

a toy car

65.

How does Jem react to the tree being plugged up?

a)

It upsets him to the point of crying.

b)

He doesn’t really seem to care.

c)

He is unaware that it has been done.

d)

He gets angry and knocks on the Radley’s door.

66.

Why did the “Footwashers” tell Miss Maudie she was “going to Hell”?

a)

She gossips too much about Boo Radley and his family.

b)

She spends more time outside with her flowers than inside reading the Bible.

c)

She only goes to church on Christmas and Easter, but not regularly on Sundays.

d)

She sometimes says bad words when she is weeding in her garden.

67.

“Jem and I decided there was no point in quibbling and kept silent.” What does “quibbling” mean?

a)

to be quiet

b)

to hit someone

c)

to fight

d)

to ignore someone

68.

“If Boo wanted to stay inside his own house he had a right to stay inside free from the intentions of inquisitive children.” What does inquisitive mean?

a)

jealous

b)

nosey

c)

friendly

d)

insecure

69.

According to Scout, “...if I had gone alone to the Radley Place at two in the morning, my funeral would have been held the next afternoon.” Which figurative language device is being used with this statement?

a)

alliteration- words with the same sound or letter appear in a sentence, often consecutively.

b)

simile- A simile directly compares two or more things; includes the words “like” and “as.”

c)

onomatopoeia- word or phrase that conveys the sound of something; zap, ding-dong, boom

d)

hyperbole- extreme exaggeration of a real event or situation.

70.

How is the tree a symbol of Boo Radley?

a)

Nathan handled the tree like he handles Boo; he plugged it up and wanted to keep people away from it.

b)

Like a tree, Boo Radley's personality changes color in the fall.

c)

Nathan handles the tree like he handles Boo; Boo was very sick and Nathan felt sorry for him and tried to help him.

d)

Like a tree, Boo Radley has deep family roots that come from all over the United States.

71.

How does Scout feel about second grade?

a)

She really likes it.

b)

She hates it.

c)

She isn’t thrilled about it, but she has hope for the future.

d)

She doesn’t really care if she learns anything or not.

72.

Who passes away during chapter 8?

a)

Miss Maudi

b)

Miss Stephanie

c)

Mrs. Radley

d)

Miss Caroline

73.

What is unusual about the snowstorm?

a)

The radio stations were predicting two feet of snow.

b)

The radio stations were predicting a hurricane.

c)

Most of the snowstorms in southern Alabama occur in January.

d)

It doesn’t usually snow in southern Alabama.

74.

Why was Atticus concerned with the snowman the children made?

a)

They made it without putting on any gloves.

b)

It took up most of the front yard.

c)

They made it in Miss Maudi’s yard.

d)

It looks a lot like Mr. Avery.

75.

Who house burned to the ground?

a)

Miss Maudi’s

b)

Miss Stephanie’s

c)

Mrs. Radley’s

d)

Miss Caroline’s

76.

During the fire, Scout was wrapped in a blanket that she didn’t have when she left her house. What is this a sign of?

a)

Scout is beginning to forget things.

b)

Boo Radley’s kind nature.

c)

Atticus’s ability to be in two places at one time.

d)

Miss Caroline’s temporary kindness.

77.

What does Mr. Avery blame the children for?

a)

the fire

b)

the snowstorm

c)

calling him names

d)

damaging his tree

78.

What character trait have the neighbors displayed during chapter 8?

a)

bravery

b)

prejudice

c)

indifference

d)

intelligence

79.

the act of deviating from the ordinary, usual, or normal type is ______________________________

a)

Deportment

b)

Aberration

c)

Melancholy

d)

Trousseau

80.

distinguishing features; distinctive characteristics

a)

Guilelessness

b)

Tarried

c)

Lineaments

d)

Obstreperous

81.

something that incites, instigates, angers, or irritates.

a)

Jetty

b)

Deportment

c)

Provocation

d)

Lineaments

82.

a pier or structure of stones, piles, or the like, projecting into the sea or other body of water to protect a harbor, deflect the current, etc.

a)

Jetty

b)

Deportment

c)

Melancholy

d)

Tarried

83.

sincere; honest; straightforward; frank.

a)

Guilessness

b)

Timid

c)

Tarried

d)

Aberration

84.

an outfit of clothing, household linen, etc. for a bride.

a)

Trousseau

b)

Cantankerous

c)

Aberration

d)

Jetty

85.

demeanor; conduct; behavior.

a)

Jetty

b)

Melancholy

c)

Deportment

d)

Obstreperous

86.

to delay or be tardy in acting, starting, coming, etc.; linger or loiter.

a)

Aberration

b)

Tarried

c)

Melancholy

d)

Guilelessness

87.

resisting control or restraint in a difficult manner; unruly. noisy, clamorous, or boisterous:

a)

Trousseau

b)

Calmness

c)

Deportment

d)

Obstreperous

88.

sad and gloomy

a)

Joyous

b)

Melancholy

c)

Jetty

d)

Provocation

89.

quarrelsome; ornery; mean

a)

Cantankerous

b)

Timid

c)

Tarried

d)

Aberration

90.
This is the first character in the book to say, "It's a sin to kill a mockingbird."
a)
Atticus Finch
b)
Scout Finch
c)
Tom Robinson
d)
Tim Johnson
91.
This character explains that the children shouldn't shoot mockingbirds because the birds don't "do one thing but make music for us to enjoy…but sing their hearts out for us. "
a)
Maudie Atkinson
b)
Atticus Finch
c)
Scout Finch
d)
Calpurnia
92.

Who is Tim Johnson?

a)

A mad dog.

b)

A black man accused of raping a white woman.

c)

The sheriff of Maycomb County.

d)

The town drunk.

93.
Who shoots and kills Tim Johnson?
a)
Atticus Finch
b)
Bob Ewell
c)
Heck Tate
d)
Maudie Atkinson
94.
He is the sheriff of Maycomb Country, but he's not very good with guns.
a)
Mr. Avery
b)
Heck Tate
c)
Tim Johnson
d)
Tom Robinson
95.
Which of the following does the mockingbird in the title most likely represent?
a)
education
b)
innocence
c)
fear
d)
foot-washing Baptists
96.
What is Atticus's attitude about guns?
a)
He's good at shooting and it's his favorite hobby.
b)
He's afraid of them and won't ever touch them.
c)
He doesn't really care.  He doesn't know much about them, anyway.
d)
He thinks people shouldn't fire a gun unless absolutely necessary.
97.
Why does Scout want to tell everyone at school about One-Shot Finch?
a)
She wants to make them feel sorry for her.
b)
She wants everyone to be impressed with her Uncle Jack.
c)
She is proud of Jem.
d)
She wants people to respect her father.
98.
How does Jem feel about telling people at school about One Shot Finch?
a)
He tells everyone because he wants to brag about his family.
b)
He tells nobody because he finds it embarrassing.
c)
He lets Scout tell everyone so he doesn't have to.
d)
He doesn't tell people because he respects Atticus's choice not to talk about it.
99.
How does the town feel about Atticus defending Tom Robinson?
a)
They understand that Atticus must do his job.
b)
They hate it and call him names behind his back.
c)
They are proud of him and give him a prize.
d)
They don't know about it. It's a secret.
100.
Why does Scout punch her cousin, Francis?
a)
He calls her a girl.
b)
He calls Atticus a terrible name.
c)
He punches Jem.
d)
He eats her food.
101.
Does Atticus expect to win the trial?
a)
Yes. He thinks the case is an easy win.
b)
Yes. He knows he is a good lawyer.
c)
No. He knows his client is guilty.
d)
No. He knows the jury will be racist.
102.
What does Uncle Jack learn from Scout and Atticus?
a)
Scout is a bad child.
b)
Atticus is a bad parent.
c)
Never kill a mockingbird.
d)
Always listen to both sides of a story.
103.
Who is Mrs. Lafayette Dubose?
a)
A kind old lady who lives down the street.
b)
A neighbor who bakes cakes for Jem, Dill, and Scout.
c)
A mean-spirited old woman who is cruel to Jem and Scout.
d)
A rich woman who wants to marry Atticus.
104.
What is physically wrong with Mrs. Dubose?
a)
She is just old.
b)
She is perfectly healthy.
c)
She is addicted to morphine.
d)
She is blind.
105.
What "crime" does Jem commit against Mrs. Dubose?
a)
He destroys flowers in her yard.
b)
He kills her dog.
c)
He steals money from her.
d)
He calls her names.
106.
Who calls Mrs. Dubose a "great lady"?
a)
Atticus Finch
b)
Heck Tate
c)
Stephanie Crawford
d)
Homer Simpson
107.
What is the punishment for Jem's "crime" against Mrs. Dubose?
a)
He has to read to her every day.
b)
He has to marry her daughter.
c)
He has to tend her garden.
d)
He has to give her his allowance for a month.
108.
What gift does Mrs. Dubose leave for Jem after she dies?
a)
A crisp $100 bill.
b)
A dog.
c)
A flower.
d)
A book.
109.
Who says that real courage is "when you know you're licked before you begin but you begin anyway and you see it through no matter what" in reference to Mrs. Dubose?
a)
Miss Maudie
b)
Atticus Finch
c)
Jem Finch
d)
Calpurnia
110.

I was apoplectic over the shocking news.

a)

uninterested

b)

extremely angry; furious

c)

happy; joyful

d)

doubtful

111.

He continued his philippic (fi-lip-ik), red-faced and angry.

a)

any speech or discourse of bitter denunciation.

b)

motivational speech

c)

reading

d)

essay

112.

The boat was alist coming into the shore but managing to progress forward.

a)

speeding

b)

inclined to one side

c)

straight up and down

d)

stopped

113.

I took umbrage at the customer's rudeness.

a)

kindness; sympathy

b)

savage; ruthless

c)

compliments; regards

d)

offense; annoyance

114.

He was able to maintain rectitude in his judgement despite the peer pressure.

a)

Follow; go along

b)

Anger; resentment

c)

rightness of principle or conduct

d)

overly judgemental

115.

The judge's Interdict was not severe enough to keep the rioters off the street

a)

any prohibitory act or decree

b)

acquittal

c)

sentencing

d)

approval

116.

I make no excuses and I offer no palliation for my actions!

a)

desperation

b)

apology

c)

forgiveness

d)

anger

117.

I watched the flag undulate in the breeze.

a)

accelerating

b)

falling

c)

to move with a wavelike motion

d)

to stand still; unmoving

118.

I have a propensity to try to find humor in all things.

a)

desire

b)

feeling

c)

a natural inclination or tendency

d)

unwillingness

119.
In chapter 12, Dill sends Scout a letter telling her that he won't be in Maycomb that summer because  ____________.
a)
he broke his leg
b)
he got a new dad
c)
he married someone else
d)
his aunt died
120.
___________ comes to stay with the Finch family for the summer.
a)
Cousin Francis
b)
Zeebo
c)
Tim Johnson
d)
Aunt Alexandra
121.
Atticus is willing to let Calpurnia go because he feels they don't need her anymore.
a)
True
b)
False
122.
Aunt Alexandra says she'll be staying with the Finches for "a while." How long will that be?
a)
Overnight.
b)
For the weekend.
c)
For exactly two weeks.
d)
It could be a few days or a few months.
123.
How does Aunt Alexandra make herself part of Maycomb's culture?
a)
She is active in the Missionary Society.
b)
She volunteers at the library.
c)
She is a teacher at Scout's school.
d)
She becomes best friends with Miss Maudie.
124.
What kind of Maycomb citizen is Aunt Alexandra?
a)
She participates in spreading rumors and gossip.
b)
She is shy but well-liked.
c)
She is a party girl and has lots of boyfriends.
d)
She is someone people go to for advice.
125.
How does Aunt Alexandra feel about the Finch family name?
a)
She is proud of it because they are an old Southern family.
b)
She is embarrassed by it and tries to act classy to make up for it.
c)
She knows that the name doesn't matter; what matters is how you behave.
d)
She is proud of how hard they have worked for what they have.
126.
What does Aunt Alexandra send Atticus to discuss with Jem and Scout?
a)
She wants Atticus to tell Jem and Scout to behave like a little gentleman and a little lady to do the Finch name proud.
b)
She wants Atticus to tell Jem and Scout what 
"rape" means.
c)
She wants Atticus to tell Jem and Scout about the "birds and the bees."
d)
She wants Atticus to tell them what really happened to their mother.
127.
Given the events of this chapter, how does the author (Harper Lee) seem to feel about the importance of social class?
a)
She views Aunt Alexandra's ideas about social class as another kind of prejudice.
b)
She knows that Aunt Alexandra's views about social class are logical and reasonable.
c)
She views upper class people as more important and worthy than lower class people.
d)
She doesn't view social class as being important. People can be whatever they want to be even if they are poor.
128.
Why are there no hymn books in First Purchase?
a)
Most of the people cannot read.
b)
They are not allowed to sing in that church.
c)
Nobody knows.
d)
They are not allowed books because of Jim Crow laws.
129.
Who accused Tom Robinson of the crime?
a)
Atticus
b)
Link Deas
c)
Bob Ewell
d)
Reverend Syjkes
130.
What does Aunt Alexandra believe about social class?
a)
Anybody can be a good person.
b)
People born into bad families can't help but be bad too.
c)
Nobody is truly good.
d)
Breeding and social class do not matter.
131.
What does Aunt Alexandra believe about the Finch family line?
a)
They have a Morbid Streak.
b)
They are Flighty.
c)
They have a Drinking Streak.
d)
They are Fine Folks.
132.
Aunt Alexandra disapproved of the way Atticus was raising his children.
a)
True
b)
False
133.

clothes or clothing

a)

Austere

b)

Contentious

c)

Habiliments

d)

Rotogravure

134.

soft, brown, lumpy gum resin having a bitter, acrid taste and an obnoxious odor

a)

Myopic

b)

Aspirin

c)

Asafoetida

d)

Impedimenta

135.

showing or expressing disdain; scornful; disrespectful.

a)

Contemptuously

b)

Denunciation

c)

Formidable

d)

Joyfully

136.

causing, involving, or characterized by argument or controversy

a)

Joyous

b)

Anger

c)

Permanence

d)

Contentious

137.

a photo mechanical process by which pictures, typeset matter, etc., are printed from an intaglio copper cylinder.

a)

Rotogravure

b)

Photoshop

c)

Printing Press

d)

Obliquely

138.

baggage or other things that retard one's progress, as supplies carried by an army

a)

Scratch

b)

Obstacle

c)

Knapsack

d)

Impedimenta

139.

public censure or condemnation.

a)

Proclamation

b)

Denunciation

c)

Parade

d)

Town Hall

140.

severe in manner or appearance; uncompromising; strict; forbidding

a)

Amiable

b)

Auburn

c)

Austere

d)

Approaching

141.

the condition or quality of being permanent; perpetual or continued existence.

a)

Permanence

b)

Temporarily

c)

Part-Time

d)

Existential

142.

causing fear, apprehension, or dread

a)

Approachable

b)

Friendly

c)

Formidable

d)

Amiable

143.

not straight or direct, as a course.

a)

Oblivious

b)

Omnivore

c)

Opaquely

d)

Obliquely

144.

unable or unwilling to act prudently; shortsighted.

a)

Optic

b)

Toxic

c)

Myopic

d)

Cryptic

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