WorksheetsVocabulary and Literary Concepts Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does the word 'relentlessly' mean?
With hesitation
Occasionally
Continuing at the same strength and intensity
In a gentle manner
Which word describes being 'in an embarrassed way'?
Gratifying
Sheepishly
Tempestuous
Merciless
What is the definition of 'calamity'?
A peaceful event
A disastrous event
A minor inconvenience
A joyful occasion
What does 'attribute' mean in the context of the vocabulary list?
To ignore something
To associate a thing with something or someone
To misunderstand something
To remove something
Which word means 'physical or mental exhaustion'?
Fatigue
Inspire
Resolution
Induce
What is an 'external conflict'?
A struggle between a character and an outside force
A resolution of a story
A struggle within a character
A peaceful agreement
Which word means 'violently stormy'?
Persistent
Gratifying
Sheepishly
Tempestuous
What does 'induce' mean?
To prevent something
To misunderstand something
To succeed in persuading or influencing someone to do something
To ignore something
What is the meaning of 'internal conflict'?
A peaceful agreement
A resolution of a story
A struggle between a character and an outside force
A struggle within a character
What does 'persistent' mean?
Being indecisive
Occasionally trying
Continuing firmly in a course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition
Giving up easily
Which word means 'pleasing or satisfying'?
Merciless
Calamity
Tempestuous
Gratifying
What does 'merciless' mean?
Having or showing pity
Having or showing no pity
Being forgiving
Being compassionate
What is the definition of 'resolution' in a story?
The conclusion of the story's plot where loose ends are tied
The climax of the story
The beginning of the story
The introduction of characters
What does 'impeded' mean?
To ignore obstacles
To accelerate progress
To interfere with or slow the progress of
To complete a task
What does 'perspective' mean?
A particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view
A factual statement
A random thought
An incorrect assumption
