WorksheetsFlowers for Algernon Vocab
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 38mins
to receive or get something
acquire
subconscious
tangible
conscience
to receive or get something
(a)
When my brother moves out of the house to go to college, I get to (a) his old room.
awake; aware of being awake
conscience
conscious
introspective
naive
awake; aware of being awake
(a)
If you are self- (a) , you are someone who is very aware and concerned about your appearance, actions, etc.
An inner voice of what is right versus wrong
conscience
subconscious
conscious
psychology
An inner voice of what is right versus wrong
(a)
Jerry's (a) helped him decide not to cheat on his test.
Something that is equal to something else or is equal in value
introspective
tangible
equivalent
proportional
Something that is equal to something else or is equal in value
(a)
I want to drop my journalism class, but I need the credits to graduate, so is there a different class that has a(n) (a) amount of credits?
to debilitate or damage
ignorance
neurosurgeon
impair
regress
to debilitate or damage
(a)
Not getting enough sleep might (a) your ability to get an A on the exam tomorrow.
Lack of knowledge or information
acquire
psychology
neurosurgeon
ignorance
Lack of knowledge or information
(a)
Saying something insensitive about someone else because you don't know or understand their situation usually shows someone's (a) .
Thoughtfully reflective about one’s own feelings
introspective
naive
tangible
ignorance
Thoughtfully reflective about one’s own feelings
(a)
A(n) (a) essay is one where you reflect on your life and the moments within your life.
Having a simple, often gullible innocence
conscience
naive
introspective
tangible
Having a simple, often gullible innocence
(a)
Many kids are (a) to think that their eighth-grade year will be easy, when it is actually a prep year for high school which requires a lot of work.
brain surgeon
psychology
neurosurgeon
conscious
conscience
brain surgeon
(a)
The show, Grey's Anatomy, is a brain surgery show that features a top (a) .
Related in number or degree; as one increases, so does the other (and vice versa)
proportional
equivalent
naive
tangible
Related in number or degree; as one increases, so does the other (and vice versa)
(a)
If two amounts are (a) , they change at the same rate so that the relationship between them does not change.
The study of mental processes and behavior
acquire
conscience
psychology
conscious
The study of mental processes and behavior
(a)
If you want to learn about how the brain works, you might consider taking a(n) (a) class.
to return to a less-developed condition
acquire
ignorance
introspective
regress
to return to a less-developed condition
(a)
If you (a) when doing a diet, that means you are gaining weight instead of losing weight.
Existing in the mind without being conscious of it
psychology
conscience
conscious
subconscious
Existing in the mind without being conscious of it
(a)
The (a) part of your mind is an amazing place because it's where you hold on to things that you didn't even realize you were holding on to.
Able to be seen or touched; physical
tangible
introspective
ignorance
psychology
Able to be seen or touched; physical
(a)
Sometimes memories are so vivid, it feels like they are (a) and you can touch them.
Showing lack of intelligence or thought; mindless
psychology
introspective
vacuous
tangible
Showing lack of intelligence or thought; mindless
(a)
When his girlfriend broke up with him, he was so surprised, that all he could muster on his face was a (a) expression of nothingness.
