WorksheetsWes Moore Chapter 4 Vocabulary
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
substantiate; confirm
validator
clenched
incredulous
plummeted
A deep, steep-sided opening/crack in a structure; an abyss
prowess
epiphany
inchoate
chasm
closed or squeezed together tightly
epiphany
plummeted
audacity
clenched
disbelieving, skeptical
incredulous
simultaneously
inquisition
validator
a sudden perception of insight (light bulb)
inchoate
epiphany
audacity
clenched
A person who says one thing and does another; someone who pretends to have certain beliefs, but doesn't
precipice
reminise
hypocrite
audacity
likely to happen or not depending on other factors
contingent
inquisition
retrospect
clenched
An overhanging; an edge of a dangerous position (ledge)
inquisition
precipice
retrospect
inchoate
A lengthy investigation or questioning; usually a legal one
contingent
inchoate
inquisition
precipice
the consideration/looking back upon past events
retrospect
precipice
contingent
inchoate
to breathe more heavily and faster than normal
precipice
contingent
hyperventilating
inquisition
to make very angry
hyperventilating
infuriate
incredulous
simultaneously
Boldness or daring to the point of being offensive
clenched
epiphany
audacity
inchoate
Exceptional valor, bravery, or ability especially in battle
retrospect
precipice
audacity
prowess
to recall one's past thoughts, feelings, or experiences
reminisce
precipice
contingent
retrospect
Not yet completed or fully developed; initial or beginning state
retrospect
audacity
inchoate
precipice
Fall or drop at high speed
precipice
plummeted
clenched
validator
happening at the same time
incredulous
plummeted
simultaneously
validator
