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Frankenstein Vocabulary

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 10hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Verb – Find out for certain; make sure of

a)

Ascertaining

b)

Fortitude

c)

Entreated

d)

Traversed

2.

Noun – Mental and emotional strength in facing difficulty

a)

Ascertaining

b)

Fortitude

c)

Entreated

d)

Traversed

3.

Verb – To ask earnestly

a)

Ascertaining

b)

Fortitude

c)

Entreated

d)

Traversed

4.

Verb – To travel across or through

a)

Ascertaining

b)

Fortitude

c)

Entreated

d)

Traversed

5.

Noun – Strong winds

a)

Gales

b)

Capitulated

c)

Paroxysm

d)

Indefatigable

6.

Verb – To surrender unconditionally

a)

Gales

b)

Capitulated

c)

Paroxysm

d)

Indefatigable

7.

Noun – A fit of emotion or action

a)

Gales

b)

Capitulated

c)

Paroxysm

d)

Indefatigable

8.

Adjective – Unable of being tired or fatigued

a)

Gales

b)

Capitulated

c)

Paroxysm

d)

Indefatigable

9.

Noun – The act or ceremony or burial

a)

Interment

b)

Penury

c)

Celestial

d)

Immutable

10.

Noun – Extreme poverty; destitution

a)

Interment

b)

Penury

c)

Celestial

d)

Immutable

11.

Adjective – Pertaining to the spiritual or invisible heaven

a)

Interment

b)

Penury

c)

Celestial

d)

Immutable

12.

Adjective – Unchangeable, changeless

a)

Interment

b)

Penury

c)

Celestial

d)

Immutable

13.

Noun – Formal praise

a)

Panegyric

b)

Dogmatism

c)

Protracted

d)

Spectre

14.

Noun – Arrogant assertion of opinions as truths

a)

Panegyric

b)

Dogmatism

c)

Protracted

d)

Spectre

15.

Adjective – Drawn out or lengthened in time

a)

Panegyric

b)

Dogmatism

c)

Protracted

d)

Spectre

16.

Noun – Ghost, phantom

a)

Panegyric

b)

Dogmatism

c)

Protracted

d)

Spectre

17.

Noun – Regret

a)

Remorse

b)

Placid

c)

Exertion

d)

Irksome

18.

Adjective – Peaceful, tranquil

a)

Remorse

b)

Placid

c)

Exertion

d)

Irksome

19.

Noun – Effort

a)

Remorse

b)

Placid

c)

Exertion

d)

Irksome

20.

Adjective – Annoying

a)

Remorse

b)

Placid

c)

Exertion

d)

Irksome

21.

Adjective – Feeling no emotion

a)

Callous

b)

Indelible

c)

Candour

d)

Infamy

22.

Adjective – Lasting, unforgettable

a)

Callous

b)

Indelible

c)

Candour

d)

Infamy

23.

Noun – Fairness

a)

Callous

b)

Indelible

c)

Candour

d)

Infamy

24.

Noun – Criminal or evil reputation

a)

Callous

b)

Indelible

c)

Candour

d)

Infamy

25.

Adjective – Timid

a)

Timorous

b)

Wean

c)

Ephemeral

d)

Anon

26.

Verb – Separate, detach

a)

Timorous

b)

Wean

c)

Ephemeral

d)

Anon

27.

Verb – Last very short in time

a)

Timorous

b)

Wean

c)

Ephemeral

d)

Anon

28.

Adverb – Soon

a)

Timorous

b)

Wean

c)

Ephemeral

d)

Anon

29.

Adjective – Break apart

a)

Dissipated

b)

Maw

c)

Satiated

d)

Commiserate

30.

Noun – Jaws

a)

Dissipated

b)

Maw

c)

Satiated

d)

Commiserate

31.

Verb – Satisfied

a)

Dissipated

b)

Maw

c)

Satiated

d)

Commiserate

32.

Verb – Feel sympathy for

a)

Dissipated

b)

Maw

c)

Satiated

d)

Commiserate

33.

Adjective – Incapable of being affected

a)

Impervious

b)

Offals

c)

Assuage

d)

Incommoded

34.

Noun – Waste products

a)

Impervious

b)

Offals

c)

Assuage

d)

Incommoded

35.

Verb – Ease, pacify

a)

Impervious

b)

Offals

c)

Assuage

d)

Incommoded

36.

Verb – Disturb, distracted

a)

Impervious

b)

Offals

c)

Assuage

d)

Incommoded

37.

Noun – Intending to encourage and incite

a)

Exhortations

b)

Purport

c)

Declamatory

d)

Scion

38.

Noun – Meaning implied or conveyed

a)

Exhortations

b)

Purport

c)

Declamatory

d)

Scion

39.

Adjective – Rhetorical

a)

Exhortations

b)

Purport

c)

Declamatory

d)

Scion

40.

Noun – Heir

a)

Exhortations

b)

Purport

c)

Declamatory

d)

Scion