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Prep English III: Lesson 2 Vocabulary Quiz Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Prologue

a)

introductory lines of a play

b)

opinion without proof

c)

an individual who dislikes people and society

d)

the main character in a story or play

2.

Conjecture

a)

introductory lines of a play

b)

opinion without proof

c)

an individual who dislikes people and society

d)

the main character in a story or play

3.

Misanthrope

a)

introductory lines of a play

b)

opinion without proof

c)

an individual who dislikes people and society

d)

the main character in a story or play

4.

Protagonist

a)

introductory lines of a play

b)

opinion without proof

c)

an individual who dislikes people and society

d)

the main character in a story or play

5.

Allegory

a)

introductory lines of a play

b)

a symbolic story

c)

an individual who dislikes people and society

d)

the main character in a story or play

6.

Ferocity

a)

introductory lines of a play

b)

a symbolic story

c)

an individual who dislikes people and society

d)

the state of being savage or relentless

7.

Terse

a)

not suitable or appropriate

b)

contemptible

c)

lacking moral restraint; very wicked

d)

brief and to the point

8.

Dissolute

a)

not suitable or appropriate

b)

contemptible

c)

lacking moral restraint; very wicked

d)

brief and to the point

9.

Despicable

a)

not suitable or appropriate

b)

contemptible

c)

lacking moral restraint; very wicked

d)

brief and to the point

10.

Incongruous

a)

not suitable or appropriate

b)

contemptible

c)

lacking moral restraint; very wicked

d)

brief and to the point

11.

He devolved into a __________________________ mess without any moral restraint, giving in to whatever whim afflicted him.

a)

incongruous

b)

dissolute

c)

despicable

d)

terse

12.

When he finally texted back, hours later, his clipped reply was ______________________: "Ok."

a)

incongruous

b)

dissolute

c)

despicable

d)

terse

13.

I couldn't square her behavior with her character; it seemed very __________________________ for her to punch someone when she so strongly advocated against violence.

a)

incongruous

b)

dissolute

c)

despicable

d)

terse

14.

What Hitler did was ________________________; murdering six million Jews showed the true extent of his evil and depravity.

a)

incongruous

b)

dissolute

c)

despicable

d)

terse

15.

Germany invading Poland in 1939 was the ________________________________ to WW2; this opening battle set the scene for the rest of the global conflict.

a)

protagonist

b)

ferocity

c)

prologue

d)

allegory

16.

He tackled each task with ___________________; he was relentless in his quest for excellence.

a)

protagonist

b)

ferocity

c)

prologue

d)

allegory

17.

You should be the ___________________________ of your own life's story; as the main character, you should take control of your own fate.

a)

protagonist

b)

ferocity

c)

prologue

d)

allegory

18.

"The Chronicles of Narnia" is a famous ______________________, or symbolic story, written by CS Lewis.

a)

protagonist

b)

ferocity

c)

prologue

d)

allegory

19.

To say that Donald Trump is a Russian asset or spy is pure ___________________________; there is no proof to support that claim.

a)

protagonist

b)

misanthrope

c)

prologue

d)

conjecture

20.

When I watch all of the stupid things Millennials do on TikTok, I grow into more of a __________________________; I want to leave our ridiculous society and go hide in a peaceful cabin in the woods.

a)

protagonist

b)

misanthrope

c)

prologue

d)

conjecture