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WorksheetsFahrenheit 451, Part 1 Vocabulary
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
John is ______ as he wanders from seat to seat during class.
tactile
stolid
nomadic
odious
Dr. King was considered a ________ as he resisted against the norms of America's social structure during the 1950s and 60s.
cacophony
proboscis
stolid
radical
People guilty of the most ______ and hated crimes spend their lives in maximum security penitentiaries (prisons).
odious
proclivity
contempt
heresy
She concealed her feeling by remaining _____ and emotionless.
ravenous
stolid
tactile
melancholy
A _____ is an elongated appendage from the head of an animal.
capillary
contempt
proboscis
cacophony
It was obvious the man was feeling _____ as he stood among the mourners.
ravenous
melancholy
proclivity
heresy
He felt nothing but _____ for her when he found out she cheated on him with his best friend.
stolid
heresy
proclivity
contempt
Just as a puppeteer pulls the strings of a ______, the man behaves exactly as his boss demands.
cacophony
radical
contempt
marionette
The women were accused of ______ as they dared to disagree with church leaders.
radical
heresy
proclivity
melancholy
A ________ of excitement could be heard among the crowd at the Something in the Water music festival.
ravenous
odious
cacophony
tactile
The smell of chocolate chip cookies ____ through the air making the children hungry.
wafts
proclivities
capillaries
marionettes
Children are very ____ learners as they need to touch things when learning.
melancholy
contempt
ravenous
tactile
Strength of one's ______ can vary by age and medical condition as blood flow can weaken with aging.
proboscis
capillaries
contempt
cacophonies
The young woman has a ____ for art as she is talented painter.
contempt
waft
proclivity
tactile
As a child, I had a _____ appetite for reading as I read book after book.
contempt
tactile
tactile
ravenous
