WorksheetsOutsiders Vocab Chap 1-2 and slang
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
Choose the word that best matches the definition.
A valuable or useful thing, person, or quality
asset
unfathomable
reckless
conscious
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having close bonds or relationships
asset
tight-knit
reckless
unfathomable
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To sit, move, or stand in a lazy, drooping way.
asset
unfathomable
slouched
conscious
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aware, awake, responding to one's surroundings
reckless
conscious
slouch
vacant
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without thinking or caring about the consequences
asset
vacant
conscious
reckless
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Empty, not put to use
conscious
reckless
vacant
slouch
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impossible to understand or comprehend
unfathomable
reckless
asset
vacant
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Unwilling to accept that something is true, skeptical
incredulous
unfathomable
vacant
tight-knit
When Cherry heard that Johnny had been beaten so badly by the Socs, she was (a) .
Johnny carried a knife because being beaten again was (a) .
When the Socs approached Ponyboy, he put his thumbs in his pockets and (a) .
Darry held two jobs to keep his brothers with him; he was an (a) to the family.
Select the definition of the word as it is used in The Outsiders.
Rumble
fight between two groups of people
a deep, continuous, rattling sound
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dig
enjoy
use a tool to lift and move dirt
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blast
party
explosion
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hacked off
angry
roughly removed
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blade
knife
flat cutting edge of a tool
Select the definition of the word as it is used in The Outsiders.
fuzz
police
fluff
When the greasers found Johnny he was half- (a) from his severe beating.
Dally stole cigarettes and snuck into the movies without paying; he is a (a) character.
