WorksheetsAct II Vocab Test
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 23mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
NAME (FIRST LAST)
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2.
SELECT YOUR CLASS
a)
PERIOD 1
b)
PERIOD 2
c)
PERIOD 3
d)
PERIOD 4
e)
PERIOD 5
3.
indignant (adj)
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4.
dote (v)
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5.
concede (v)
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6.
deference (n)
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7.
subtle (adj)
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8.
ineptly (adv)
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9.
If a student tries to avoid answering a difficult question, what action are they likely taking?
a)
Answering honestly
b)
Evading the question
c)
Confronting the issue
d)
Seeking help from others
10.
How might someone express 'condemnation' towards a policy they disagree with?
a)
By supporting it publicly
b)
By ignoring it completely
c)
By expressing strong disapproval
d)
By remaining neutral
11.
What does the term 'reprimand' imply in a professional setting?
a)
To praise someone for their work
b)
To censure severely or angrily
c)
To offer constructive feedback
d)
To ignore someone's mistakes
12.
What characteristic might you expect from someone described as 'pious'?
a)
They are indifferent to religious practices.
b)
They frequently criticize others' beliefs.
c)
They avoid discussing spirituality.
d)
They show reverence for a deity.
13.
When someone moves 'gingerly,' how are they likely behaving?
a)
In a loud and boisterous way.
b)
With complete disregard for safety.
c)
With extreme care or delicacy.
d)
In a hurried and reckless manner.
14.
What does it mean to 'grapple' with a problem?
a)
To ignore it completely.
b)
To delegate it to someone else.
c)
To grip or seize it, as in a wrestling match.
d)
To solve it effortlessly.
15.
How does the informal term 'daft' differ from its formal connotation?
a)
It implies wisdom and intelligence.
b)
It is a synonym for genius.
c)
It refers to someone who is mentally irregular.
d)
It is always used positively.
16.
In what way might being 'wily' affect someone's interactions?
a)
They avoid any form of manipulation.
b)
They are often naive and trusting.
c)
They may use skill in deception.
d)
They are always honest and straightforward.
17.
If you have 'misgiving' about a friend's honesty, what does that imply?
a)
You have doubts about their honesty.
b)
You believe they are always truthful.
c)
You trust them completely.
d)
You are indifferent to their actions.
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