Romeo And Juliet List 2
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- 1.Which one is the best definition of naught?
- A.
Nothing
- B.
Later
- C.
Inconsistent
- D.
Fake
- 2.Someone who is ________________ might change their mind often. They might be seen as unreliable
- A.
Fickle
- B.
Unseemly
- C.
Coy
- D.
Frivlous
- 3.(n.) unthinking routine or repetition, a fixed or mechanical way of doing something; (adj.) based on a mechanical routine
- A.
Rote
- B.
Portly
- C.
Feign
- D.
Naught
- 4.Alex pretended to be sick so that he didnt have to go to school. To get away with it, Alex needs to make sure that he _____________________________ and didn't give away that he wasn't really sick.
- A.
Discreet
- B.
Entreat
- C.
Frivolous
- D.
Unseemly
- 5.which of the following is the best antonym for jocund?
- A.
Cheerful
- B.
Morose (sad)
- C.
Angry
- D.
Fat and Chubby
- 6.To assert or maintain fictitiously; to allege, pretend is to __________________
- A.
Feign
- B.
Entreat
- C.
Wanting
- D.
Unadvised
- 7.Juliet was _____________, she was pretending to be shy.
- A.
Coy
- B.
Frivolous
- C.
Feign
- D.
Frivolous
- 8.Breaking the rules of tznit is considered ___________ (unbecoming or unfitting).
- A.
Unseemly
- B.
Wreak
- C.
Fickle
- D.
Begile
- 9.The magician was ___________________, his illusions were deceptive.
- A.
Beguiling
- B.
Fickle
- C.
Wreak
- D.
Commended
- 10.Daniel was __________________ for his book and won 3 awards.
- A.
Commended
- B.
Fickle
- C.
Beguiled
- D.
Jocund
- 11.The government waited for the bad weather to _______________ before they sent emergency help. Some people were upset that the government decided to wait for the weather to get better.
- 12.An ambiguous situation can be seen in more than one way.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 13.Which of the following mean to pretend, to deceive or to be fake. Choose all that apply. Not choosing all will mean it's wrong.
- A.
Feign
- B.
Dissemble
- C.
Discreet
- D.
Beguile
- 14.To take vengeance or inflict retributive punishment for, to avenge or revenge (some wrong, harm, or injury).
- A.
Wreak
- B.
Dissemble
- C.
Commend
- D.
Unseemly
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