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Worksheets050 Rdg7 Titanic & Outsiders vocab
Total questions: 131
Worksheet time: 22mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
prediction of the future
a)
prophecy (n.)
b)
the fuzz
c)
reluctantly
d)
implore
e)
shudder
2.
terrifyingly horrible
a)
ghastly (adj.)
b)
prophecy (n.)
c)
the fuzz
d)
reluctantly
e)
implore
3.
rooms or food offered in a hotel or on a ship or train
a)
accommodations (n.)
b)
ghastly (adj.)
c)
prophecy (n.)
d)
the fuzz
e)
reluctantly
4.
not excessive or extreme, average
a)
moderate (adj.)
b)
accommodations (n.)
c)
ghastly (adj.)
d)
prophecy (n.)
e)
the fuzz
5.
something new, original or unusual
a)
novelty (n.)
b)
moderate (adj.)
c)
accommodations (n.)
d)
ghastly (adj.)
e)
prophecy (n.)
6.
unlimited length of time
a)
indefinitely (adv.)
b)
novelty (n.)
c)
moderate (adj.)
d)
accommodations (n.)
e)
ghastly (adj.)
7.
next to or in contact with, joined
a)
adjoining (adj.)
b)
indefinitely (adv.)
c)
novelty (n.)
d)
moderate (adj.)
e)
accommodations (n.)
8.
in a way that shows intense emotion
a)
feverishly (adv.)
b)
adjoining (adj.)
c)
indefinitely (adv.)
d)
novelty (n.)
e)
moderate (adj.)
9.
right side of a vessel
a)
starboard
b)
feverishly (adv.)
c)
adjoining (adj.)
d)
indefinitely (adv.)
e)
novelty (n.)
10.
first trip
a)
maiden voyage
b)
starboard
c)
feverishly (adv.)
d)
adjoining (adj.)
e)
indefinitely (adv.)
11.
a gentleman's personal servant
a)
valet
b)
maiden voyage
c)
starboard
d)
feverishly (adv.)
e)
adjoining (adj.)
12.
a worker on a ship who attends to the needs of passengers
a)
steward
b)
valet
c)
maiden voyage
d)
starboard
e)
feverishly (adv.)
13.
a telegraph language in which letters and numbers are represented by strings of dots and dashes (short and long signals)
a)
Morse Code
b)
steward
c)
valet
d)
maiden voyage
e)
starboard
14.
the hinged plate at the back and bottom of a boat, used for steering
a)
rudder
b)
Morse Code
c)
steward
d)
valet
e)
maiden voyage
15.
a porch along the outside of a building (sometimes partly enclosed)
a)
veranda
b)
rudder
c)
Morse Code
d)
steward
e)
valet
16.
a private cabin on a ship
a)
stateroom
b)
veranda
c)
rudder
d)
Morse Code
e)
steward
17.
Wealthy people, aristocrats and celebrities
a)
1st Class passengers
b)
stateroom
c)
veranda
d)
rudder
e)
Morse Code
18.
middle class working people such as teachers, professionals and small businessmen
a)
2nd class passengers
b)
1st Class passengers
c)
stateroom
d)
veranda
e)
rudder
19.
poor immigrants
a)
3rd class passengers
b)
2nd class passengers
c)
1st Class passengers
d)
stateroom
e)
veranda
20.
Limited lifeboats, claims of being unsinkable, ignoring iceberg warnings are all examples of this kind of foreshadowing
a)
confidence and cockiness
b)
3rd class passengers
c)
2nd class passengers
d)
1st Class passengers
e)
stateroom
21.
A book was written 14 years before the sinking of the Titanic about the "Titan" that also hit an iceberg and sunk. This is an example of this type of foreshadowing.
a)
the prophecy
b)
confidence and cockiness
c)
3rd class passengers
d)
2nd class passengers
e)
1st Class passengers
22.
Over and over again they said the Titanic was unsinkable. This is an example of this type of foreshadowing.
a)
abundant attention
b)
the prophecy
c)
confidence and cockiness
d)
3rd class passengers
e)
2nd class passengers
23.
Cause of death of many of the passengers who did not make it into lifeboats and went down with the ship.
a)
hypothermia
b)
abundant attention
c)
the prophecy
d)
confidence and cockiness
e)
3rd class passengers
24.
The moment the ship finally sinks is referred to as the ________ of the story.
a)
climax
b)
hypothermia
c)
abundant attention
d)
the prophecy
e)
confidence and cockiness
25.
to feel sorry for
a)
pity
b)
climax
c)
hypothermia
d)
abundant attention
e)
the prophecy
26.
draw back, as with fear or pain
a)
flinch
b)
liable
c)
The dog is filthy after running in the mud.
d)
filthy
e)
I feel pity forward the cat because she broke her leg.
27.
found not guilty
a)
acquitted
b)
flinch
c)
liable
d)
The dog is filthy after running in the mud.
e)
filthy
28.
Condition surrounding something; a situation
a)
circumstance
b)
acquitted
c)
flinch
d)
liable
e)
The dog is filthy after running in the mud.
29.
the process of making known one's thoughts or feelings
a)
expression
b)
circumstance
c)
acquitted
d)
flinch
e)
liable
30.
the way someone or something is
a)
condition
b)
expression
c)
circumstance
d)
acquitted
e)
flinch
31.
to change direction
a)
veer
b)
condition
c)
expression
d)
circumstance
e)
acquitted
32.
to complain
a)
gripe
b)
veer
c)
condition
d)
expression
e)
circumstance
33.
to tremble or shake
a)
quiver
b)
gripe
c)
veer
d)
condition
e)
expression
34.
very large
a)
vast
b)
quiver
c)
gripe
d)
veer
e)
condition
35.
clothed or covered
a)
clad
b)
vast
c)
quiver
d)
gripe
e)
veer
36.
adored; worshipped; blindly admired
a)
idolized
b)
clad
c)
vast
d)
quiver
e)
gripe
37.
a person that protect you or look after you
a)
guardian
b)
idolized
c)
clad
d)
vast
e)
quiver
38.
gushed up
a)
welled
b)
guardian
c)
idolized
d)
clad
e)
vast
39.
Extreme mental confusion or excitement
a)
delirious
b)
vacuum
c)
welled
d)
guardian
e)
idolized
40.
affected by something overwhelming
a)
stricken
b)
delirious
c)
vacuum
d)
welled
e)
guardian
41.
a state of near-unconsciousness or insensibility
a)
stupor
b)
stricken
c)
delirious
d)
vacuum
e)
welled
42.
completely puzzled or confused; perplexed
a)
bewildered
b)
stupor
c)
stricken
d)
delirious
e)
vacuum
43.
suspension or great diminution of sensibility, as in disease or as caused by narcotics, intoxicants, etc.
a)
stupor
b)
bewildered
c)
stupor
d)
stricken
e)
delirious
44.
to strike the foot against something, as in walking or running, so as to stagger or fall; trip
a)
stumbled
b)
stupor
c)
bewildered
d)
stupor
e)
stricken
45.
the act, fact, or condition of being victorious or triumphant; victory; conquest
a)
triumph
b)
stumbled
c)
stupor
d)
bewildered
e)
stupor
46.
wild with excitement, enthusiasm, etc.
a)
delirious
b)
triumph
c)
stumbled
d)
stupor
e)
bewildered
47.
not clearly or explicitly stated or expressed
a)
vaguely
b)
delirious
c)
triumph
d)
stumbled
e)
stupor
48.
the striking of one thing against another; forceful contact; collision; influence, effect
a)
impact
b)
vaguely
c)
delirious
d)
triumph
e)
stumbled
49.
characterized by the presence of haze; misty; lacking distinctness or clarity
a)
hazy
b)
impact
c)
vaguely
d)
delirious
e)
triumph
50.
imitate (someone or their actions or words)
a)
mimicking
b)
hazy
c)
impact
d)
vaguely
e)
delirious
51.
emit (energy, especially light or heat) in the form of rays or waves
a)
radiates
b)
mimicking
c)
hazy
d)
impact
e)
vaguely
52.
lacking vegetation and exposed to the elements
a)
bleak
b)
radiates
c)
mimicking
d)
hazy
e)
impact
53.
speak in a slow, lazy way
a)
drawled
b)
bleak
c)
radiates
d)
mimicking
e)
hazy
54.
presumptuously or arrogantly confident
a)
cocksure
b)
drawled
c)
bleak
d)
radiates
e)
mimicking
55.
occur again, periodically, or repeatedly
a)
recurring
b)
cocksure
c)
drawled
d)
bleak
e)
radiates
56.
filled with horror or shock
a)
aghast
b)
recurring
c)
cocksure
d)
drawled
e)
bleak
57.
make full use of and derive benefit from (a resource)
a)
exploits
b)
aghast
c)
recurring
d)
cocksure
e)
drawled
58.
in a scornful way that shows disdain
a)
contemptuously
b)
exploits
c)
aghast
d)
recurring
e)
cocksure
59.
incapable of action or of feeling emotion
a)
numbly
b)
contemptuously
c)
exploits
d)
aghast
e)
recurring
60.
start to lose strength or momentum
a)
faltered
b)
numbly
c)
contemptuously
d)
exploits
e)
aghast
61.
the state of resembling or being alike
a)
resemblance
b)
faltered
c)
numbly
d)
contemptuously
e)
exploits
62.
cause (someone or something) to change course or turn from one direction to another
a)
divert
b)
resemblance
c)
faltered
d)
numbly
e)
contemptuously
63.
stubbornly
a)
doggedly
b)
divert
c)
resemblance
d)
faltered
e)
numbly
64.
(of a living human being, often in contrast to a divine being) subject to death.
a)
mortal
b)
doggedly
c)
divert
d)
resemblance
e)
faltered
65.
make a grimace.
a)
grimacing
b)
mortal
c)
doggedly
d)
divert
e)
resemblance
66.
in a way that displays fondness or tenderness.
a)
affectionately
b)
grimacing
c)
mortal
d)
doggedly
e)
divert
67.
the state of being superior.
a)
superiority
b)
affectionately
c)
grimacing
d)
mortal
e)
doggedly
68.
a person or thing that is likely to cause harm; a threat or danger.
a)
menace
b)
superiority
c)
affectionately
d)
grimacing
e)
mortal
69.
compliance with standards, rules, or laws.
a)
conformity
b)
menace
c)
superiority
d)
affectionately
e)
grimacing
70.
make (someone) unable to breathe properly; suffocate.
a)
stifled
b)
conformity
c)
menace
d)
superiority
e)
affectionately
71.
cautious or wary due to realistic suspicions.
a)
leery
b)
stifled
c)
conformity
d)
menace
e)
superiority
72.
scorn, extreme dislike or disdain
a)
contempt
b)
leery
c)
stifled
d)
conformity
e)
menace
73.
decrease in size, number, or range.
a)
contracted
b)
contempt
c)
leery
d)
stifled
e)
conformity
74.
extreme physical or mental suffering.
a)
agony
b)
contracted
c)
contempt
d)
leery
e)
stifled
75.
A conclusion one can draw from the presented details.
a)
inference
b)
agony
c)
contracted
d)
contempt
e)
leery
76.
All the meanings, associations, or emotions that a word suggests
a)
connotation
b)
inference
c)
agony
d)
contracted
e)
contempt
77.
The dictionary definition of a word
a)
denotation
b)
connotation
c)
inference
d)
agony
e)
contracted
78.
to walk like you're about to fall
a)
stagger
b)
denotation
c)
connotation
d)
inference
e)
agony
79.
not stopping; continuous
a)
unceasingly
b)
stagger
c)
denotation
d)
connotation
e)
inference
80.
talking quickly
a)
chattering
b)
unceasingly
c)
stagger
d)
denotation
e)
connotation
81.
holding tightly
a)
clutching
b)
chattering
c)
unceasingly
d)
stagger
e)
denotation
82.
the handle of a knife or sword
a)
hilt
b)
clutching
c)
chattering
d)
unceasingly
e)
stagger
83.
bold disobedience
a)
defiance
b)
hilt
c)
clutching
d)
chattering
e)
unceasingly
84.
rude disrespect
a)
contempt
b)
defiance
c)
hilt
d)
clutching
e)
chattering
85.
confused, sleepy
a)
groggy
b)
contempt
c)
defiance
d)
hilt
e)
clutching
86.
a prison for kids/youth
a)
reformatory
b)
groggy
c)
contempt
d)
defiance
e)
hilt
87.
one who prefers to live alone
a)
hermit
b)
reformatory
c)
groggy
d)
contempt
e)
defiance
88.
a feeling that something bad is about to happen
a)
premonition
b)
hermit
c)
reformatory
d)
groggy
e)
contempt
89.
politely; in the manner of a gentleman
a)
gallantly
b)
premonition
c)
hermit
d)
reformatory
e)
groggy
90.
the state of being uninterested
a)
aloofness
b)
gallantly
c)
premonition
d)
hermit
e)
reformatory
91.
(adj.) so amazed that one is unable to speak, bewildered
a)
dumbfounded
b)
aloofness
c)
gallantly
d)
premonition
e)
hermit
92.
Quickly and with little thought
a)
hastily
b)
dumbfounded
c)
aloofness
d)
gallantly
e)
premonition
93.
in a mischievous way
a)
roguishly
b)
hastily
c)
dumbfounded
d)
aloofness
e)
gallantly
94.
unwilling or unable to believe something
a)
incredulous
b)
roguishly
c)
hastily
d)
dumbfounded
e)
aloofness
95.
a flexible band of fibrous tissue that connects bone to bone
a)
ligament
b)
incredulous
c)
roguishly
d)
hastily
e)
dumbfounded
96.
to have a gloomy or threatening look
a)
scowled
b)
ligament
c)
incredulous
d)
roguishly
e)
hastily
97.
Without interest or concern
a)
nonchalantly
b)
scowled
c)
ligament
d)
incredulous
e)
roguishly
98.
a useful or valuable thing, person, or quality
a)
asset
b)
nonchalantly
c)
scowled
d)
ligament
e)
incredulous
99.
weep or cry noisily
a)
bawl
b)
asset
c)
nonchalantly
d)
scowled
e)
ligament
100.
tremble or shake with a slight rapid motion
a)
quivering
b)
bawl
c)
asset
d)
nonchalantly
e)
scowled
101.
shame
a)
disgrace
b)
quivering
c)
bawl
d)
asset
e)
nonchalantly
102.
to speak or say something in a quiet voice that is difficult to hear, especially because you are annoyed about something
a)
mutter
b)
disgrace
c)
quivering
d)
bawl
e)
asset
103.
a firm or fixed belief
a)
conviction
b)
mutter
c)
disgrace
d)
quivering
e)
bawl
104.
separated
a)
detached
b)
conviction
c)
mutter
d)
disgrace
e)
quivering
105.
persistent in effort; stubbornly tenacious
a)
doggedly
b)
detached
c)
conviction
d)
mutter
e)
disgrace
106.
a small live piece of coal, wood, etc., as in a dying fire; the smoldering remains of a fire
a)
embers
b)
doggedly
c)
detached
d)
conviction
e)
mutter
107.
a delay due to uncertainty of mind or fear
a)
hesitation
b)
embers
c)
doggedly
d)
detached
e)
conviction
108.
big and strong; burly
a)
husky
b)
hesitation
c)
embers
d)
doggedly
e)
detached
109.
a fit of uncontrollable laughter or weeping
a)
hysterics
b)
husky
c)
hesitation
d)
embers
e)
doggedly
110.
an act or instance of breathing in
a)
inhalation
b)
hysterics
c)
husky
d)
hesitation
e)
embers
111.
angered, provoked, or annoyed
a)
irritated
b)
inhalation
c)
hysterics
d)
husky
e)
hesitation
112.
to draw down or contract the brows in a sullen, displeased, or angry manner
a)
scowling
b)
irritated
c)
inhalation
d)
hysterics
e)
husky
113.
quick to detect or respond to slight changes, signals, or influences
a)
sensitive
b)
scowling
c)
irritated
d)
inhalation
e)
hysterics
114.
walk or move unsteadily, as if about to fall
a)
staggered
b)
sensitive
c)
scowling
d)
irritated
e)
inhalation
115.
examined; looked at; inspected
a)
surveyed
b)
staggered
c)
sensitive
d)
scowling
e)
irritated
116.
having or showing a cautious distrust of someone or something
a)
suspicious
b)
surveyed
c)
staggered
d)
sensitive
e)
scowling
117.
give evidence as a witness in a law court.
a)
testify
b)
suspicious
c)
surveyed
d)
staggered
e)
sensitive
118.
puzzled or confused; perplexed
a)
bewildered
b)
testify
c)
suspicious
d)
surveyed
e)
staggered
119.
feeling or showing anger or annoyance at something "unfair"
a)
indignant
b)
bewildered
c)
testify
d)
suspicious
e)
surveyed
120.
escape or avoid
a)
elude
b)
indignant
c)
bewildered
d)
testify
e)
suspicious
121.
deep sorrow
a)
grief
b)
elude
c)
indignant
d)
bewildered
e)
testify
122.
settle down; grow quiet; become less intense, violent, or severe
a)
subside
b)
grief
c)
elude
d)
indignant
e)
bewildered
123.
a color or shade
a)
hue
b)
subside
c)
grief
d)
elude
e)
indignant
124.
a pleasing personality trait that attracts others
a)
charm
b)
hue
c)
subside
d)
grief
e)
elude
125.
sleepy and lethargic; half asleep
a)
drowsy
b)
charm
c)
hue
d)
subside
e)
grief
126.
very unhappy
a)
miserable
b)
drowsy
c)
charm
d)
hue
e)
subside
127.
shaking, trembling of the voice
a)
quavering
b)
miserable
c)
drowsy
d)
charm
e)
hue
128.
shake uncontrollably; tremble
a)
shudder
b)
quavering
c)
miserable
d)
drowsy
e)
charm
129.
to beg
a)
implore
b)
shudder
c)
quavering
d)
miserable
e)
drowsy
130.
hesitantly, not wanting to
a)
reluctantly
b)
implore
c)
shudder
d)
quavering
e)
miserable
131.
slang for police
a)
the fuzz
b)
reluctantly
c)
implore
d)
shudder
e)
quavering
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