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The Crucible Vocab

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

an authoritative order; a decree

a)

ordinance

b)

predilection

c)

apprehension

d)

abomination

e)

deference

2.

The judge created an ______ to keep loud engines from making noise at night.

a)

ordinance

b)

predilection

c)

apprehension

d)

abomination

e)

deference

3.

a preference or special liking for something; a bias in favor of something

a)

ordinance

b)

predilection

c)

apprehension

d)

abomination

e)

deference

4.

Since she had a sweet-tooth, her ______ was for dessert.

a)

ordinance

b)

predilection

c)

apprehension

d)

abomination

e)

deference

5.

anxiety or fear that something bad or unpleasant will happen

a)

ordinance

b)

predilection

c)

apprehension

d)

abomination

e)

deference

6.

I had _________ for the test after not studying.

a)

ordinance

b)

predilection

c)

apprehension

d)

abomination

e)

deference

7.

a thing that causes disgust or hatred

a)

ordinance

b)

predilection

c)

apprehension

d)

abomination

e)

deference

8.

Treating others like prisoners is an ______ of human rights.

a)

ordinance

b)

predilection

c)

apprehension

d)

abomination

e)

deference

9.

humble submission and respect

a)

ordinance

b)

predilection

c)

apprehension

d)

abomination

e)

deference

10.

Knights must show _______ by kneeling to the king.

a)

ordinance

b)

predilection

c)

apprehension

d)

abomination

e)

deference

11.

an authoritative warning or order

a)

injunction

b)

predilection

c)

apprehension

d)

abomination

e)

deference

12.

A different judge filed an ________ to have the other parties appear in court.

a)

injunction

b)

predilection

c)

apprehension

d)

abomination

e)

deference

13.

heated disagreement

a)

ordinance

b)

providence

c)

contention

d)

abomination

e)

deference

14.

The subject of a G.O.A.T. in sports is a subject of ________ between oposing sides of the argument.

a)

ordinance

b)

providence

c)

contention

d)

abomination

e)

deference

15.

an indication or hint

a)

ordinance

b)

providence

c)

contention

d)

intimation

e)

deference

16.

Clouds and dark skies were an ________ of something bad to happen next.

a)

ordinance

b)

providence

c)

contention

d)

intimation

e)

deference

17.

(of a comment, event, or fact) cause annoyance or resentment that persists

a)

rankle

b)

defile

c)

dissemble

d)

snivel

e)

begrudge

18.

It really _______s my nerves when people chew with their mouths open.

a)

rankle

b)

defile

c)

dissemble

d)

snivel

e)

begrudge

19.

sully, mar, or spoil

a)

rankle

b)

defile

c)

dissemble

d)

snivel

e)

begrudge

20.

It is the utmost disrespect to _______ someone's grave.

a)

rankle

b)

defile

c)

dissemble

d)

snivel

e)

begrudge

21.

conceal one's true motives, feelings, or beliefs

a)

rankle

b)

defile

c)

dissembling

d)

snivel

e)

begrudge

22.

When working undercover as a military agent or detective one must always be _____ their appearance.

a)

rankle

b)

defile

c)

dissembling

d)

snivel

e)

begrudge

23.

cry and sniff in a feeble or fretful way

a)

rankle

b)

defile

c)

dissembling

d)

snivel

e)

begrudge

24.

Some people think they can _______ their way out of speeding tickets; the CHP does not care if you act pathetic and sad.

a)

rankle

b)

defile

c)

dissembling

d)

snivel

e)

begrudge

25.

envy (someone) the possession or enjoyment of (something)

a)

rankle

b)

defile

c)

dissembling

d)

snivel

e)

begrudge

26.

She _________ed the other team for making it to the finals.

a)

rankle

b)

defile

c)

dissembling

d)

snivel

e)

begrudge

27.

confirm or give support to (a statement, theory, or finding)

a)

corroborate

b)

defile

c)

dissembling

d)

snivel

e)

begrudge

28.

Having a solid alibi is a great way to _______ one's whereabouts.

a)

corroborate

b)

defile

c)

dissembling

d)

snivel

e)

begrudge

29.

inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable

a)

formidable

b)

ingratiating

c)

blatantly

d)

vindictive

e)

remiss

30.

Goliath was a ________ character until the small David took him out.

a)

formidable

b)

ingratiating

c)

blatantly

d)

vindictive

e)

remiss

31.

intended to gain approval or favor; sycophantic

a)

formidable

b)

ingratiating

c)

blatantly

d)

vindictive

e)

remiss

32.

The new student tried buying clothes so he would be _________ in their new school.

a)

formidable

b)

ingratiating

c)

blatantly

d)

vindictive

e)

remiss

33.

in an open and unashamed manner

a)

formidable

b)

ingratiating

c)

blatantly

d)

vindictive

e)

remiss

34.

They saw that the light was red but _______ sped through it.

a)

formidable

b)

ingratiating

c)

blatantly

d)

vindictive

e)

remiss

35.

having or showing a strong or unreasoning desire for revenge

a)

formidable

b)

ingratiating

c)

blatantly

d)

vindictive

e)

remiss

36.

Most ______ characters have been wronged and are upset.

a)

formidable

b)

ingratiating

c)

blatantly

d)

vindictive

e)

remiss

37.

lacking care or attention to duty; negligent

a)

formidable

b)

ingratiating

c)

blatantly

d)

vindictive

e)

remiss

38.

_______ students often miss important details and therefore are marked down because of it.

a)

formidable

b)

ingratiating

c)

blatantly

d)

vindictive

e)

remiss