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Dear Martin Vocabulary

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Justyce might be charged with a __________, a crime less serious than a felony.

a)

microaggression

b)

bigotry

c)

disparity

d)

misdemeanor

2.

Jared does not see the inequality or __________ between different ethnic groups.

a)

candid

b)

disparity

c)

blatant

d)

contentious

3.

Manny is very ____________ or straightforward with Justyce about Melo and how he dislikes her.

a)

disparity

b)

stereotype threat

c)

bigotry

d)

candid

4.

Full of self-pity or sulky unhappiness

a)

Stupefied

b)

Clandestine

c)

Mopey

d)

Blatantly

5.

to explain in detail

a)

Menacing

b)

Expound

c)

Vulnerable

d)

Indictment

6.

to void; to cancel out

a)

Menacing

b)

Expound

c)

Nullified

d)

Rhetorical

7.

a sign or piece of information that hints at something

a)

ensue

b)

allegedly

c)

keen

d)

indication

8.

tremble convulsively, typically as a result of fear or revulsion

a)

grimace

b)

menace

c)

shudders

d)

foremost

9.

feeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed; not displaying anxiety, interest, or enthusiasm

a)

predicament

b)

menace

c)

nonchalant

d)

waver

10.

What is the meaning of the word 'bigotry' as used in 'Dear Martin'?

a)

Intolerance towards those who are different

b)

A minor crime

c)

A legal accusation

d)

A type of stereotype

11.

In 'Dear Martin', what does the term 'microaggression' refer to?

a)

A small-scale physical attack

b)

Subtle, often unintentional, discrimination

c)

A legal term for minor offenses

d)

A type of stereotype

12.

What does 'candid' mean in the context of 'Dear Martin'?

a)

Secretive

b)

Honest and straightforward

c)

Aggressive

d)

Uncertain

13.

What is the definition of 'disparity' as used in 'Dear Martin'?

a)

Equality

b)

Difference or inequality

c)

Agreement

d)

Similarity

14.

In 'Dear Martin', what does 'misdemeanor' refer to?

a)

A serious crime

b)

A minor wrongdoing

c)

A type of stereotype

d)

A legal defense

15.

What does 'expound' mean in the context of 'Dear Martin'?

a)

To simplify

b)

To explain in detail

c)

To confuse

d)

To summarize

16.

What is the meaning of 'nullified' as used in 'Dear Martin'?

a)

To validate

b)

To cancel out

c)

To support

d)

To enhance

17.

In 'Dear Martin', what does 'indication' refer to?

a)

A direct statement

b)

A hint or sign

c)

A question

d)

A command

18.

What does 'shudders' mean in the context of 'Dear Martin'?

a)

To laugh

b)

To tremble convulsively

c)

To smile

d)

To relax

19.

What is the meaning of 'nonchalant' as used in 'Dear Martin'?

a)

Anxious

b)

Calm and relaxed

c)

Excited

d)

Angry

20.

In 'Dear Martin', what does 'menacing' mean?

a)

Threatening

b)

Friendly

c)

Boring

d)

Confusing

21.

What does 'vulnerable' mean in the context of 'Dear Martin'?

a)

Strong

b)

Open to harm

c)

Invisible

d)

Protected

22.

What is the definition of 'rhetorical' as used in 'Dear Martin'?

a)

Literal

b)

Intended to persuade

c)

Unimportant

d)

Confusing

23.

In 'Dear Martin', what does 'stupefied' mean?

a)

Alert

b)

Shocked or astonished

c)

Bored

d)

Happy

24.

What does 'clandestine' mean in the context of 'Dear Martin'?

a)

Open

b)

Secretive

c)

Loud

d)

Clear

25.

What is the meaning of 'foremost' as used in 'Dear Martin'?

a)

Least important

b)

Most important

c)

Last

d)

Unnecessary