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WorksheetsA Christmas Carol Vocabulary Exam Part 4
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Apparition means
A ghostly appearing figure
The passionate activity of expressing grief
Benevolent means
a person who recieves a legacy
A disposition to do good deeds; generous
Bleak means
Unpleasantly gold and damp
living in complete poverty
Covetous means
the act of getting something back
An intense desire for wealth and possessions
Destitute means
A person who hates or distursts everyone
Living in complete poverty
Dirge means
A song or hymn of mourning as a memorial to a dead person.
A chain or shackle placed around the feet.
Excecutor means
Slang word for a shilling, a unit of currency in England during the Victorian era.
A person responsible for the money and property of another person who has died, as in the "executor of a will."
Fettered means
A chain or shckle placed around the feet.
The act of getting something back.
Implore means
To ask or beg earnestly.
unwilling to part with money.
Lamentation means
Forgiveness for something that is due (debt, right, or obligation)
The passionate activity of expressing grief.
Morose means
Having a sullen or gloomy disposition.
An intense desire for wealth an possessions.
Precept means
A rule, commandment, or required action.
A song or hymn of mourning as a memorial to a dead person.
Solitary means
Not growing or living in groups or communities.
Unpleasantly cold and damp.
Tightfisted means
An intense desire for wealth and possessions.
Unwilling to part with money.
Treadmill means
A chain or shackle placed around the feet.
A torture device, like a giant hamster wheel for humans.
