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Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14hrs 30mins
What is the meaning of the word "vigilance"?
Carelessness
Watchfulness
Laziness
Indifference
Which word means "an obstacle or barrier"?
Edict
Impediment
Amenity
Thesis
What does "consternation" refer to?
Joy
Confusion and anxiety
Excitement
Satisfaction
Which word describes something that emits light?
Luminous
Tangible
Zealous
Uncanny
To "synchronize" means to:
Separate
Make things happen at the same time
Destroy
Ignore
Which word means "capable of being touched or felt"?
Tangible
Uncanny
Satire
Hyperbole
A "debacle" is best described as:
A great success
A sudden failure or disaster
A celebration
A law
Which word means "absolutely necessary"?
Imperative
Apathy
Lamentation
Amenity
What does "uncanny" mean?
Ordinary
Strange or mysterious
Boring
Tangible
A "zealous" person is:
Indifferent
Passionate and enthusiastic
Lazy
Sad
Which word refers to a feature that provides comfort or convenience?
Amenity
Edict
Thesis
Plot
What is a "quarry"?
A type of stone
An animal or person being hunted
A law
A theme
An "edict" is:
A humorous story
An official order or proclamation
A type of sentence
A plot device
To "implore" someone means to:
Ignore them
Beg earnestly
Criticize them
Entertain them
"Lamentation" refers to:
Celebration
Expression of grief or sorrow
Happiness
Irony
What does "apathy" mean?
Enthusiasm
Lack of interest or concern
Anger
Joy
Which term refers to the sequence of events in a story?
Theme
Plot
Exposition
Thesis
What is the "exposition" in a story?
The ending
The introduction of background information
The climax
The theme
The "theme" of a story is:
The main idea or underlying message
The setting
The characters
The plot
"Satire" is best defined as:
A serious poem
The use of humor, irony, or exaggeration to criticize
A type of sentence
A law
Which word means "exaggeration for effect"?
Hyperbole
Irony
Thesis
Appositive
An "independent clause" is:
A phrase that cannot stand alone
A group of words that can stand alone as a sentence
A type of irony
A theme
"Irony" refers to:
Saying the opposite of what is meant
A type of plot
A law
A character
A "thesis" in an essay is:
The main argument or claim
A supporting detail
A type of sentence
A plot device
An "appositive phrase" is:
A phrase that describes a verb
A noun or noun phrase that renames another noun
A type of irony
A law
A "compound sentence" contains:
One independent clause
Two or more independent clauses joined by a conjunction
Only dependent clauses
No clauses
A "complex sentence" is made up of:
Only independent clauses
One independent clause and at least one dependent clause
Only dependent clauses
No clauses
