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WorksheetsThe Outsiders Practice Vocab Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does the word "unfathomable" mean?
Easy to understand
Impossible to understand or comprehend fully
Very funny
Slightly confusing
Which word means "unwilling or unable to believe something; skeptical"?
Leery
Incredulous
Acquitted
Clad
Choose the sentence that correctly uses the word "clad."
She was clad in a warm winter coat.
He was clad about the answer.
The dog was clad away from the park.
She was clad to believe the story.
Which of the following is a synonym for "eluded"?
Escaped
Believed
Covered
Judged
What does "doggedly" mean?
With hesitation
With stubborn determination; persistently
With joy
With fear
Which word best fits this sentence? "She answered the question __________, showing she did not respect the teacher."
Acquitted
Contemptuously
Stupor
Clad
If someone is "leery" of a situation, how do they feel?
Excited
Cautious or suspicious
Confused
Relieved
Which word means "a state of near-unconsciousness, numbness, or insensibility"?
Stupor
Liable
Eluded
Clad
What does it mean if someone is "acquitted" in court?
Found guilty
Declared not guilty
Sentenced to jail
Given a warning
Which of the following is a synonym for "liable"?
Responsible
Unconscious
Skeptical
Disrespectful
Choose the sentence that correctly uses the word "incredulous."
He was incredulous of the magician's trick.
She incredulous the answer.
The incredulous was very warm.
He incredulously escaped.
Which word best completes the sentence? "After running the marathon, he collapsed in a __________."
Stupor
Clad
Eluded
Liable
Which of the following is a synonym for "contemptuously"?
Respectfully
Scornfully
Carefully
Joyfully
If someone "eluded" the police, what did they do?
Helped the police
Escaped from the police
Joined the police
Reported a crime
Choose the sentence that correctly uses the word "liable."
She is liable to catch a cold if she goes out in the rain.
He is liable in a warm coat.
The dog is liable in a stupor.
They are liable contemptuously.
