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Act I Crucible Vocabulary

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

unable to move or resist motion

a)

inert

b)

conceive

c)

somber

d)

defile

2.

cause to suffer

a)

perpetuation

b)

apprehension

c)

persecute

d)

snivel

3.

have the idea for

a)

snivel

b)

corruption

c)

blatant

d)

conceive

4.

the written body of teachings of a religious group

a)

corroborate

b)

creed

c)

repression

d)

injunction

5.

grave or even gloomy in character

a)

trepidation

b)

enthrall

c)

somber

d)

enrapture

6.

an authoritative rule

a)

begrudge

b)

exaltation

c)

blanch

d)

ordinance

7.

a predisposition in favor of something

a)

repression

b)

predilection

c)

defamation

d)

vindictive

8.

make resentful or angry

a)

rankle

b)

creed

c)

maraud

d)

somber

9.

raid and rove in search of plunder

a)

exude

b)

ordinance

c)

maraud

d)

apprehension

10.

place under suspicion or cast doubt upon

a)

canny

b)

defile

c)

trepidation

d)

iniquity

11.

the act of prolonging or causing to exist indefinitely

a)

dissembling

b)

partisan

c)

perpetuation

d)

corruption

12.

control by holding down

a)

repression

b)

formidable

c)

exude

d)

arbitrate

13.

a formal command or admonition

a)

abomination

b)

apprehension

c)

creed

d)

injunction

14.

pretending with intention to deceive

a)

vindictive

b)

dissembling

c)

apprehension

d)

begrudge

15.

fearful expectation or anticipation

a)

partisan

b)

apprehension

c)

snivel

d)

inculcation

16.

an action that arouses disgust or abhorrence

a)

abomination

b)

exude

c)

enthrall

d)

enrapture

17.

whining in a tearful manner

a)

somber

b)

persecute

c)

snivel

d)

arbitrate

18.

allow unwillingly or reluctantly

a)

maraud

b)

apprenhension

c)

begrudge

d)

defile

19.

moral perversion; impairment of virtue and moral principles

a)

trepidation

b)

formidable

c)

defile

d)

corruption

20.

without any attempt at concealment; completely obvious

a)

corruption

b)

partisan

c)

canny

d)

blatant

21.

disposed to seek revenge or intended for revenge

a)

vindicitive

b)

injunction

c)

corroborate

d)

enrapture

22.

support with evidence or authority or make more certain

a)

inculcation

b)

corroborate

c)

canny

d)

intimation

23.

an indirect suggestion

a)

apprehension

b)

conceive

c)

formidable

d)

intimation

24.

inspiring fear or dread

a)

exude

b)

formidable

c)

inert

d)

defamation

25.

a feeling of alarm or dread

a)

trepidation

b)

somber

c)

creed

d)

canny

26.

an enthusiastic supporter of some person or activity

a)

persecute

b)

licentious

c)

partisan

d)

repression

27.

an abusive attack on a person's character or good name

a)

enthrall

b)

calumny

c)

perpetuation

d)

dissembling

28.

excite pleasurably or erotically

a)

corroborate

b)

titillate

c)

injunction

d)

defile

29.

showing self-interest and shrewdness in dealing with others

a)

ordinance

b)

iniquity

c)

inculcation

d)

canny

30.

make apparent by one's mood or behavior

a)

apprehension

b)

exude

c)

defamation

d)

enrapture

31.

act between parties with a view to reconciling differences

a)

inert

b)

vindictive

c)

abomination

d)

arbitrate

32.

morally objectionable behavior

a)

iniquity

b)

somber

c)

partisan

d)

vindictive

33.

an abusive attack on a person's character or good name

a)

trepidation

b)

persecute

c)

licentious

d)

defamation

34.

teaching or impressing upon the mind by frequent instruction

a)

formidable

b)

inculcation

c)

enthrall

d)

creed

35.

hold spellbound

a)

enthrall

b)

maraud

c)

abomination

d)

begrudge

36.

the act of placating and overcoming distrust and animosity

a)

propitiation

b)

somber

c)

ordinance

d)

defile

37.

lacking moral discipline

a)

snivel

b)

inculcation

c)

licentious

d)

corroborate

38.

turn pale, as if in fear

a)

defile

b)

blanch

c)

abomination

d)

horrid

39.

a state of being carried away by overwhelming emotion

a)

enrapture

b)

exaltation

c)

enthralled

d)

envision

40.

hold spellbound

a)

extolled

b)

exude

c)

exaltation

d)

enrapture