Tell-Tale Heart Vocabulary Words Quiz

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1. What is the definition of Dissimulation?

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Dissimulation refers to the act of concealing one's true thoughts or motives under a false appearance. It involves presenting oneself differently from how one truly feels or intends.

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Enhance your literary vocabulary with our interactive flashcards featuring words from Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Tell-Tale Heart.' This tool is designed to help learners grasp complex vocabulary through... see morevisual aids, improving comprehension and retention in literary contexts. see less

2. What is the definition of Vexed?

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The correct definition of 'Vexed' is troubled, distressed, or caused agitation, whereas the incorrect options provide contrasting meanings that do not align with the definition of the word.

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3. What is the definition of sagacity?

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Sagacity refers to the quality of having or showing keen mental discernment and good judgment.

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4. What is the definition of Awe?

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Awe is a complex emotion that combines elements of admiration, fear, and astonishment. It is typically triggered by something vast or beyond ordinary human understanding.

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5. What is the definition of Distinctness?

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Distinctness refers to something that is unmistakable and clearly defined, highlighting its uniqueness and separateness from other things.

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6. What is the definition of Concealment?

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Concealment refers to the act of hiding or obscuring something from view or discovery.

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7. What is the definition of 'waned'?

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The correct definition of 'waned' is to diminish or grow gradually less in intensity, power, or extent. It is the opposite of increasing or staying consistent.

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8. What is the definition of suavity?

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Suavity refers to gracefulness and politeness, which are qualities opposite to rudeness, arrogance, awkwardness, clumsiness, and indifference, apathy.

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9. What is the definition of Bade?

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The correct definition of Bade is 'Urged, compelled', as in the example sentence 'The evil captain bade her to do something cruel.'

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10. What is the definition of audacity?

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Audacity is synonymous with boldness and courage, having the willingness to take risks and act daringly.

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11. What is the definition of derision?

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Derision refers to the act of showing contempt or ridicule towards someone or something, which makes the three incorrect answers incompatible with the definition.

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What is the definition of Dissimulation?
What is the definition of Vexed?
What is the definition of sagacity?
What is the definition of Awe?
What is the definition of Distinctness?
What is the definition of Concealment?
What is the definition of 'waned'?
What is the definition of suavity?
What is the definition of Bade?
What is the definition of audacity?
What is the definition of derision?
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