Anne Frank Vocab Act I
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Answer the following vocab questions with the correct answer.
- 1.Jubilation
- A.
The state of being unsure
- B.
A segment in a play
- C.
To irritate
- D.
Feeling of great joy
- 2.Wallow
- A.
Silly, not using good sense
- B.
To think about all the time
- C.
Very evil, filthy
- D.
To make something using the materials you have
- 3.Meticulous
- A.
A conversation between characters
- B.
Means of support, food, nourishment
- C.
Extrememly careful, particilar about details
- D.
Imitate
- 4.Act
- A.
A subdivision of a play
- B.
Awkward of embarassed in front of others
- C.
A feeling of great joy
- D.
A segment of action in a play, tells the setting
- 5.Uncertainty
- A.
To think about all the time
- B.
Only one person speaking
- C.
Imitate
- D.
The state of being unsure of something
- 6.Dialogue
- A.
Only one person speaking
- B.
A conversation between characters
- C.
Feeling of great joy
- D.
Paying attention to details in a literary work and putting these together
- 7.Drawing Conclusions
- A.
Paying attention to details in a literary work and putting these together
- B.
Awkward of embarassed in front of others
- C.
To think about all the time
- D.
Means of support, food, nourishment
- 8.Scene
- A.
A subdivision of a play
- B.
Extremely careful
- C.
Very evil, wicked
- D.
A segment of action in a play, tells the setting
- 9.Monologue
- A.
Conversation between characters
- B.
Only one person speaking
- C.
Argue over petty things
- D.
The state of being unsure of something
- 10.Aggravating
- A.
Argue over petty things
- B.
Imitate
- C.
Irritate or exasperate
- D.
Very evil or filthy
- 11.Self-conscious
- A.
Awkward or embarassed in front of others
- B.
Extremely careful
- C.
Paying attention to details in a literary work and putting these together
- D.
To make something using the materials you have available
- 12.Bickering
- A.
Evil, foul, filthy
- B.
Imitate
- C.
Sill, not using good sense
- D.
Argue over petty things
- 13.Mimics
- A.
The state of being unsure of something
- B.
Imitate
- C.
To make something using the materials you have available
- D.
Paying attention to details in a literary work and putting these together
- 14.Makeshift
- A.
To make something using the materials you have available
- B.
Means of support, food, nourishment
- C.
A feeling of great joy
- D.
A conversation between characters
- 15.Sustenance
- A.
A segment of action in a play
- B.
To think about all the time
- C.
Silly, not using good sense
- D.
Means of support, food, nourishment
- 16.Absurd
- A.
Argue over petty things
- B.
Silly, not using good sense
- C.
To make something using the materials you have available
- D.
A feeling of great joy
- 17.Vile
- A.
Evil, wicked, filthy
- B.
A feeling of great joy
- C.
Awkward or embarassed in front of others
- D.
Imitate
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