WorksheetsAmerican History Vocabulary & Theme
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 16mins
Match the following
The principles of right and wrong, good or bad
Virtue
Clearly visible; understood; obvious
Apparent
Comfort in a time of distress or sadness
Solace
Maneuvering
To move carefully on purpose
Devoted
Very loving or loyal
Which one of your vocabulary terms means deeply upset or angry?
Solace
Distraught
Snobbery
Abrupt
After the party ended, some guests chose to (a) for a while, enjoying the evening a bit longer.
His (a) was evident when he refused to speak to anyone he considered beneath him.
Her speech had a (a) impact on everyone, making them rethink their priorities.
"Enamorada (enamored, lovesick) was what she really said, that is -- like a girl stupidly infatuated."
From the context, what does the word "infatuated" mean?
loving, loyal, and concerned with another's well-being
briefly but intensely in love
insecure, worried
Though I wanted to feel the right thing about President Kennedy's death, I could not fight the feeling of "elation" that stirred in my chest. Today was the day I was to visit Eugene at his house.
From the context, what does the word "elation" mean?
briefly but intensely in love
happiness and excitement
It was very _______ that Eugene liked me because he was blushing.
apparent
hierachy
unnecessary
secretive
Restraint means. . .
to make several things work together
to fight back
to explode
to hold back your emotions
From the context of "American History", the meaning of "hysterical" is _____
extreme emotion that cannot be controlled
intensely hilarious
complete calm
extreme tiredness
A work of fiction can have more than one theme.
Unlike the topic of literature, a theme ...
can be expressed in one word
always shows the setting
is always stated directly in the text
cannot be just one word
