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Lord of the Flies Vocabulary Quiz Week 4

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

suspicion or fear, especially of a future evil

a)

apprehension

b)

timid

c)

incredulous

2.

having a false look of truth or genuineness

a)

specious

b)

clamor

c)

primitive

3.

to plunge into something that surrounds or covers; absorbed

a)

assented

b)

conditioned

c)

immersed

4.

an optical effect; reflections that trick the eyes

a)

infuriating

b)

mirage

c)

relentless

5.

not clearly seen or easily distinguished; unknown

a)

obscure

b)

errant

c)

subside

6.

loud continuous noise

a)

clamor

b)

furtive

c)

enmity

7.

the act of rising upward

a)

specious

b)

tacit

c)

ascent

8.

unwilling to admit or accept what is offered as true; skeptical

a)

incredulous

b)

inscrutable

c)

incompetence

9.

active and mutual hatred or ill will

a)

enmity

b)

apprehension

c)

oppressive

10.

having the ability to reason or understand logic

a)

reverence

b)

rational

c)

dreadful

11.

a person who sacrifices something of great value and especially life itself for what they believe in

a)

martyr

b)

antagonism

c)

contempt

12.

moving about aimlessly or irregularly; outside the proper boundaries

a)

errant

b)

enmity

c)

exasperation

13.

not knowing how to do what you need to do; a state of being incompetent

a)

resent

b)

incredulous

c)

incompetence

14.

to lessen, weaken, or become quiet

a)

tacit

b)

tirade

c)

subside

15.

not easily read or understood

a)

inscrutable

b)

conditioned

c)

primitive

16.

belonging to or characteristic of an early stage of development

a)

misguided

b)

diminish

c)

primitive

17.

to agree to or approve of something (such as an idea or suggestion) especially after thoughtful consideration

a)

assented

b)

infuriating

c)

inaudible

18.

done in a quiet and secretive way to avoid being noticed

a)

rational

b)

inscrutable

c)

furtive

19.

an angry rant

a)

timid

b)

tirade

c)

tacit

20.

made to behave a certain way through training

a)

conditioned

b)

immersed

c)

interspersed

21.

lacking in courage or self-confidence

a)

composite

b)

timid

c)

gesticulate

22.

expressed or carried on without words or speech

a)

exasperation

b)

reverence

c)

tacit

23.

to feel or express annoyance or ill will at

a)

resent

b)

indignant

c)

oppressive

24.

honor or respect given to someone

a)

RIP RBG

b)

incompetence

c)

reverence

d)

ascent

25.

the act of despising

a)

contempt

b)

clamor

c)

specious

26.

Showing no signs of quitting; determined to accomplish

a)

antagonism

b)

inscrutable

c)

relentless

27.

Confining or stifling

a)

oppressive

b)

martyr

c)

mirage

28.

the state of being exhausted or annoyed

a)

exasperation

b)

sufficient

c)

dreadful

29.

actively arguing against or opposing a person or idea

a)

antagonism

b)

obscure

c)

primitive

30.

causing feelings of extreme anger

a)

resent

b)

infuriating

c)

apprehension

31.

to make smaller or cause to appear less

a)

assented

b)

diminish

c)

timid

32.

feeling or showing anger because of something unjust or unworthy

a)

mirage

b)

incompetence

c)

indignant

33.

being certain; confidence of mind or manner with no doubt

a)

antagonism

b)

rational

c)

assurance

34.

extremely bad, distasteful, unpleasant, or shocking

a)

sufficient

b)

dreadful

c)

obscure

35.

decided by wrong or inappropriate motives or information

a)

mirage

b)

misguided

c)

conditioned

36.

enough to meet the needs of a situation; meets requirements

a)

infuriating

b)

primitive

c)

sufficient

37.

to place something in between other things or an intervals

a)

interspersed

b)

clamor

c)

subside

38.

can’t be heard

a)

inaudible

b)

contempt

c)

relentless

39.

to make gestures especially when speaking

a)

Mr. Bradshaw

b)

gesticulate

c)

furtive

40.

made up of distinct parts or elements

a)

inscrutable

b)

assented

c)

composite