WorksheetsVocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does 'Dogged' mean?
Marked by stubborn determination
Lacking worldly wisdom
Delight in cruelty
Unwilling to grant equal freedom
What does 'Meek' mean?
Overcome with shock or dismay
Submissive to authority
Shallow and concerned only with surface aspects
Not violent or strong
What does 'Sadism' mean?
Unwilling to grant equal freedom
Marked by stubborn determination
Relationship of mutual trust
Delight in cruelty
What does 'Intolerant' mean?
Submissive to authority
Shallow and concerned only with surface aspects
Lacking worldly wisdom
Unwilling to grant equal freedom of expression
What does 'Appalled' mean?
To make an imitation
Marked by stubborn determination
Delight in cruelty
To overcome with shock or dismay
What does 'Naïve' mean?
Unwilling to grant equal freedom
Lacking worldly wisdom and experience
Overcome with shock or dismay
Submissive to authority
What does 'Bigot' mean?
One who regards or treats members of a group with hatred and intolerance
One that flees
Delight in cruelty
Marked by stubborn determination
What does 'Refugee' mean?
Submissive to authority
Unwilling to grant equal freedom
Shallow and concerned only with surface aspects
One that flees
What does 'Subservient' mean?
Overcome with shock or dismay
Delight in cruelty
Marked by stubborn determination
Submissive to or controlled by authority
What does 'Superficial' mean?
Shallow; concerned only with surface aspects or obvious features
Lacking worldly wisdom
Unwilling to grant equal freedom
To make an imitation
What does 'Intimidate' mean?
Delight in cruelty
Marked by stubborn determination
To overcome with shock or dismay
To make timid or fearful
What does 'Rapport' mean?
Relationship, especially one of mutual trust or emotional affinity
Shallow and concerned only with surface aspects
Unwilling to grant equal freedom
Submissive to authority
What does 'Simulate' mean?
Delight in cruelty
Marked by stubborn determination
To overcome with shock or dismay
To make an imitation of or as substitute for
What does 'Acquittal' mean?
A setting free from the charge of an offense by verdict or legal process
Submissive to authority
One that flees
Shallow and concerned only with surface aspects
What does 'Defendant' mean?
Unwilling to grant equal freedom
Delight in cruelty
Marked by stubborn determination
A person required to make answer in a legal action or suit
