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Macbeth Vocab 1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of the word "rapt"?

a)

To delay or prevent someone by obstructing them

b)

Completely fascinated by what one is seeing or hearing

c)

Having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas

d)

Rebuke or reprimand severely

2.

Which word means "suppose that something is true without having evidence to confirm it"?

a)

Surmise

b)

Appall

c)

Summons

d)

Chastise

3.

Select the term that means "delay or prevent (someone or something) by obstructing them; to hinder."

a)

Ambivalent

b)

Impede

c)

Duplicitous

d)

Immoral

4.

What does "chastise" mean?

a)

To be deceitful and two-faced

b)

Rebuke or reprimand severely

c)

To greatly dismay or horrify

d)

Having or showing a lack of proper respect for a sacred person, place, or object

5.

Which word describes someone who is "deceitful and two-faced"?

a)

Sacrilegious

b)

Duplicitous

c)

Appall

d)

Surmise

6.

What is a "summons"?

a)

An order to appear before a judge, or the writing containing it

b)

Acting in a way that is contrary to accepted standards

c)

Having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas

d)

To greatly dismay or horrify

7.

Which word means "to greatly dismay or horrify"?

a)

Appall

b)

Chastise

c)

Rapt

d)

Surmise

8.

What does "ambivalent" mean?

a)

Having or showing a lack of proper respect for a sacred person, place, or object

b)

Having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone

c)

Rebuke or reprimand severely

d)

To delay or prevent someone by obstructing them

9.

Which word means "having or showing a lack of proper respect for a sacred person, place, or object"?

a)

Immoral

b)

Sacrilegious

c)

Duplicitous

d)

Appall

10.

What does "immoral" mean?

a)

Acting in a way that is contrary to accepted standards of right and wrong

b)

Completely fascinated by what one is seeing or hearing

c)

To greatly dismay or horrify

d)

An order to appear before a judge

11.

Which sentence uses the word "impede" correctly?

a)

The fallen tree will impede traffic on the main road.

b)

I was so thirsty that I grabbed a glass of water to impede my thirst

12.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses "ambivalent."

a)

He was ambivalent about moving to a new city, feeling both excited and nervous.

b)

She was ambivalent about winning the award and couldn’t stop smiling or bragging about it all day.

13.

Select the sentence that uses "chastise" appropriately.

a)

He brought her flowers to chastise her for a long day at work.

b)

The principal will chastise students who break the rules.

14.

Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of "duplicitous"?

a)

The baby smiled in such a duplicitous way when she saw her favorite toy.

b)

Her duplicitous behavior made it hard to trust her.

15.

Choose the sentence that uses "sacrilegious" correctly.

a)

The act of vandalizing the church was considered sacrilegious.

b)

It felt sacrilegious when he forgot to bring snacks to the movie night.

16.

Which word is a synonym for "appall"?

a)

Delight

b)

Horrify

c)

Encourage

d)

Entertain

17.

Which word is an antonym for "immoral"?

a)

Wicked

b)

Corrupt

c)

Virtuous

d)

Unjust

18.

Which word is a synonym for "surmise"?

a)

Confirm

b)

Guess

c)

Prove

d)

Deny

19.

A student is accused of being "duplicitous" in a group project. What reasoning might support this accusation?

a)

The student worked hard and helped everyone equally.

b)

The student told one group member they would do the work, but told another they would not, and then acted differently with each.

c)

The student was fascinated by the project.

d)

The student was horrified by the assignment.

20.

A judge issues a "summons" to a witness. What is the strategic purpose of this action in a legal case?

a)

To delay the trial

b)

To ensure the witness appears in court to provide testimony

c)

To reprimand the witness

d)

To express mixed feelings about the case