Tkam Ch. 11-20 Practice Quiz

English Literature

Grade 6th

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL

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1. Before taking Ms. Borland's class, I only read books that my teacher assigned, and I never wanted to read a book of my own _____________________. Now, however, I love to read in my free time.

volition is the act of willing, choosing, or resolving. To do something "by your own volition" means you do something "by your own choice"

Explanation

volition is the act of willing, choosing, or resolving. To do something "by your own volition" means you do something "by your own choice"

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About This Quiz

This practice quiz covers key themes and events from chapters 11-20 of Harper Lee's 'To Kill a Mockingbird'. It assesses understanding of character motivations, literary elements, and social implications through vocabulary and context-based questions.

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5. Mrs. Dubose hurled insults about Jem and Scout's mother, and said that their family's _________________________ was all Atticus' fault, since he was defending a black man.

degradation means a state of low honor or moral character

Explanation

degradation means a state of low honor or moral character

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7. When I got my essay back, I didn't understand what Ms. Borland's comments meant, so I met with her after class and asked her to __________________.

to elucidate means to explain

Explanation

to elucidate means to explain

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8. When my neighbor saw that I had destroyed her beautiful flowers, she yelled at me _____________________ as I tried to explain that it was an accident.

indignantly means angirly

Explanation

indignantly means angirly

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9. When Mr. Gilmer questioned Tom about his "crime," his speech was very _________________ towards Tom; however, Tom remained polite and respectful the entire time.

acrimonious means sarcastic, bitter, or nasty

Explanation

acrimonious means sarcastic, bitter, or nasty

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10. Since the Ewell children don't have enough money to see a doctor or for decent shoes, they all have ________________ colds throughout the winter time.

perpetual means everlasting; continuous

Explanation

perpetual means everlasting; continuous

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