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WorksheetsMalek Ela quiz
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Benevolent
Well meaning & kind
Act of Retalation
Aggressive
Deal of profit
Notoriety
The state of being well known for some bad quality or seed
Various in one’s speech or actions to avoid causing offense or attracting attention
The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words
Indifferent
Not caring or showing interest either way
A feeling of satisfaction
Being well known
To distress , disturb or torment
Yield
To give in, or surrender
Worthy of praise
To distress
Empty and barren
Temper
To lesson, and bring balance
To give in or surrend
Not carring
Showing contempt
Congenial
Easy to get along with
Relationship with an enemy
Replace
Meaning well, kind
Reprisal
Act of Retaliation
Repeat of a word
Well known
Satisfaction
Conversely
Introduction of a statement
Final claim
Easy to get along with
Easily angered
Lucrative
Having great Luck
To leave
Producing a great deal of profit
Happening now
Contemporary
Happening now
in the Past
Tempted
temperature
Deficit
A small amount
A large Amount
Empty and barren
Disdainful
Contemptous
State of being well know for good deeds
implies a lack of respect or approval for the person or thing being talked about.
Isolated , lonely, and empty
Complacency
A feeling of satisfaction with one’s achievement
A feeling of saturation
To evoke or draw out a response
Stubbornly refuse to change
Desolate
Worthy of praise
Repetition of a word
Being well known
Feeling isolated, empty, and lonely
Elicit
Not caring or showing contempt
To distress
Draw out a response, information, or reaction
A reference of a person place or thing
Obstinate
Stubbornly refusing to change one’s opinion or course of action
Worthy of praise, deserving commendation
Pirating or proceeding in age serial subtle way but with harmful effect
Discreet
Stubbornly refusing change
Cautions, not attracting attention
Subtle, harmful
harrow
A feeling of Satisfaction
act of retaliation
to distress, disturb, torment
laudable
Insidious
Alliteration
Allusion
Anaphora
meaning of Foreshadowing
Imagery
Irony
Dramatic Irony
Situational Irony
Verbal Irony
Verbal irony is when the speaker says something but means the opposite, Sarcastically.
Refutation
rhetoric
meaning of rhetorical question
Rhetorical appeals
Puritanism
Neoclassicism
