WorksheetsThe Outsiders - Chapters 7-9 - Vocabulary Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins
Imitating or copying action, speech, etc
Mimicking
Stifled
Faltered
Drawled
Without hope or encouragement; depressing
Grimacing
Bleak
Mortal
Drawled
Struck with overwhelming shock or amazement
Menace
Mimicking
Aghast
Bleak
The condition of being superior or better than
Mortal
Faltered
Grimacing
Superiority
Spoke unsteadily; stammered
Aghast
Mimicking
Bleak
Faltered
A soft, southern voice drawled behind her, "Bless your heart, you don't know the truth."
Spoke with lengthened or drawn-out words
Brilliant or heroic acts or deeds; adventures
Showing persistent effort; inflexibly; stubbornly; tenaciously
Warmly; lovingly; fondly
The criminal was considered a menace to society and would not be released from prison.
Projects or glows with cheerfulness, joy, goodwill, etc.
A person whose actions or ideas are considered harmful or dangerous
Perfectly sure or certain; completely confident in one's own mind
recurring
Brilliant or heroic acts or deeds; adventures
The student stifled a laugh as they remembered a funny memory while the teacher was talking to the class.
Intense physical or mental suffering
Drew together; shrunk; condensed
Suppressed; withheld
Scorn; disgrace; dishonor; disapproval
"It hurts right there." the patient said, grimacing in pain as the Doctor felt his stomach.
Suspicious; wary
Acting according to social standards or practices; compliance
showing persistent effort; inflexibly; stubbornly; tenaciously
Making an ugly or contorted facial expression, indicating pain, disapproval, etc.
The group of explorers were in mortal danger when their ropes began to snap as they climbed the mountain.
Severe; extreme; intense
To distract; to turn away from
Showing persistent effort; inflexibly; stubbornly; tenaciously
Without the capability of taking action or feeling emotion
