WorksheetsFlowers for Algernon Vocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Fooled; led to believe something wrong
refuted
misled
regressed
verified
capable of being touched; real, concrete
refute
tangible
invariable
verified
to prove to be false
refute
tangitize
allocate
disverify
in every case or on every occasion; always.
invariably
tangibly
introspectively
obscurely
return to an earlier or less advanced condition
regression
dissection
introspection
progression
checked or tested for correctness; confirmed
verified
introspected
refuted
misled
difficult to see; vague
obscure
hypothesis
deteriorated
scantlings
contemplating one's own thoughts and feelings
introspective
introverted
intravenous
interstellar
the process of becoming progressively worse
deterioration
regression
introspection
obscurity
A testable prediction, often implied by a theory
hypothesis
balderdash
refutation
flimflam
Although she wanted to remain friends, Callie did not want to (a) Hector into incorrectly thinking they could be something more.
Judge Warner would not release Arthur from his probation sentence without real, (a) evidence to show he had learned his lesson.
Austin was ejected when he was unable to (a) the players' claims that he was "acting kinda sus" in med bay.
(a) , there was always one question on Mr. Garland's tests that stumped Julia.
Fourteen-year-old Amanda's uncharacteristic (a) in reading scores showed she had returned to a fourth grade level.
Carl waited eagerly for the day he would receive his blue checkmark; oh how he longed for his identity to be (a) on Twitter.
Francisco is always bringing home strange, (a) instruments- a Toha, a Stylophone, even a Zeusaphone.
Always (a) , Coach Emmanuel not only watched the game, but analyzed it intensely from the opening tip-off to the final buzzer.
Once Morrie's ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) really took hold, the (a) of his body became much worse and much more evident.
Phoebe wanted to test her working (a) that she could eat five Hot & Ready pizzas all by herself.
