WorksheetsPractice -- "The Tell-Tale Heart" Vocabulary_Cole
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
the act of mocking or ridiculing; treating someone as if they are worthless
derision
wane
lodge
bade
I fancy / inquire / crevice / mad I can smell the perfume of roses bloom when the seasons change from winter to spring.
crevice
mad
To what extent / fatigue when should athletes work out when they are amid / repose many games and competitions during their sport's season?
extent / repose
extent / amid
fatigue / repose
fatigue / amid
having insight or deep knowledge
profound
waned
refrain
derision
to do something in a cheerful and lighthearted way
lodge
gaily
vehemently
amid
As the moon began to wane / cease in the early morning hours, the wolves would cease / bade their howling calls.
cease / bade
cease / cease
wane / bade
wane / cease
One person had the audacity / supposition to ruin the neighbor's cookout with a 911 call to lodge / refrain a complaint of a smoky barbeque grill.
supposition / refrain
audacity / lodge
audacity / refrain
supposition / lodge
ability to understand or perceive situations clearly and make intelligent choices
Because of a dog's overacuteness / suavity / lodge to smells, it is important refrain / dissemble / vehemently from using scented oils or diffusers in your house so that they don't get overwhelmed.
lodge / refrain
overacuteness / dissemble
overacuteness / refrain
suavity / vehemently
having or showing a perceptive understanding or insight
mournful
RC was in triumph / awe / repose / audacity when he arrived at the Grand Canyon and took in its vast and breaktaking beauty.
repose
audacity
Sue found her lost earring in the lodge / tattoo / trifle / crevice beween the cushions of the sofa, along with a bunch of change.
lodge
tattoo
trifle
crevice
Sue gave a hearty / scarcely / vain / crevice speech to her class at the graduation ceremony.
hearty
scarcely
vain
crevice
something that has little importance or significance
derision
dissemble
trifle
extent
an inference, guess, or hypothesis
to irritate, annoy or distress
vex
to anticipate something (or predict it) and plan for it
Once the firefighters who had been deputed / dissembled for the dispatch arrived, neighbors
bade / dissembled them to talk to the guilty party.
deputed / bade
deputed / dissembled
dissembled / dissembled
dissembled/ bad
