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Crucible Vocabulary

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

moves or turns sideways in a furtive manner

a)

junctures

b)

partisans

c)

naught

d)

sidles

2.

summon into action or bring into existence

a)

evade

b)

exude

c)

vilify

d)

conjure

3.

an unshakable belief in something without need or proof

a)

conviction

b)

predilection

c)

deposition

d)

creed

4.

a strong liking

a)

creed

b)

predilection

c)

vile

d)

exude

5.

the act of giving a false appearance

a)

predilection

b)

ordinance

c)

deposition

d)

pretense

6.

characterized by a state of violent mental agitation

a)

corrupted

b)

affliction

c)

hysterical

d)

warrant

7.

make apparent by one's mood or behavior

a)

abide

b)

exude

c)

evade

d)

inhabit

8.

Conviction

a)

to point something out or to present evidence

b)

a region within a country

c)

an unshakable belief in something without need for proof

d)

to make someone suffer or to keep them in bad circumstances

9.

What does the word 'crucible' mean in the context of a severe test or trial?

a)

A) A container for melting metals

b)

B) A severe test or trial

c)

C) A type of cooking pot

d)

D) A religious ceremony

10.

Which word means 'to deceive or trick'?

a)

A) Beguile

b)

B) Exude

c)

C) Conjure

d)

D) Sidle

11.

What is the meaning of 'adamant' in the context of being unyielding?

a)

A) Flexible

b)

B) Stubborn

c)

C) Soft

d)

D) Agreeable

12.

Identify the word that means 'a false show or pretense'.

a)

A) Guile

b)

B) Pretense

c)

C) Conviction

d)

D) Affliction

13.

Which term describes 'a preference or special liking for something'?

a)

A) Predilection

b)

B) Aversion

c)

C) Indifference

d)

D) Dislike

14.

What does 'hysteria' refer to in the context of emotional excess?

a)

A) Calmness

b)

B) Rationality

c)

C) Emotional excess

d)

D) Indifference

15.

Which word means 'to summon into action or bring into existence'?

a)

A) Evade

b)

B) Exude

c)

C) Conjure

d)

D) Vilify