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WorksheetsCurious Incident Vocab
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
annoyed or angry
slander
cross
giddy
noncompliant
You can get sued for (a) ; because of this, it is always good not to spread bad rumors about people.
well-known but probably not true
stimming
compulsive
apocryphal
specimen
Sometimes when I cry, my mom holds me to her (a) ; I always soak her shirt in my tears.
suffering from a condition called anemia in which a person has fewer red blood cells than normal and feels very weak and tired
anemic
nuerotypical
apocryphal
red herring
When I get home from school, my dog is always so ________; her face is so happy and her tail is wagging as fast as a hummingbird's wings.
cross
agitated
compulsive
giddy
My Science teacher had us go to the creek to collect a (a) to examine in class; it could either be a small amount of water, a tadpole, or a part of a plant to examine further.
not displaying or characterized by autistic or other neurologically atypical patterns of though or behavior
neurotypical
atypical
stimming
noncompliant
There is a great show on Netflix called __________; it is the perfect word to call it because the main character, Sam, is unusual and not what most people would say is "normal."
agitated
apocryphal
atypical
anemic
My dad is often (a) when we try to talk to him when he is on the phone; he gives us the look that tells us that our death will be soon if we continue to disturb him.
caused by a desire that is too strong to resist; impossible to stop or control
bosom
slander
red herring
compulsive
repeat or prolong an action, thought, or utterance after the stimulus that prompted it has ceased
slander
perseverative
specimen
noncompliant
behavior consisting of repetitive actions or movements of a type that may be displayed by people with developmental disorders, most typically autistic spectrum disorders; self-stimulation
agitated
specimen
atypical
stimming
The child was being (a) when she refused to pick up her toys.
Often times, politicians use ____ ______s to distract the public from an error they made that is really serious with something unimportant.
(a)
