To Kill A Mockingbird Vocabulary! Hardest Quiz
19 Questions
| Total Attempts: 176
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Questions and Answers
- 1.Filled or laden with; full or accompanied with problems or danger.
- A.
Morbid
- B.
Fractious
- C.
Furtive
- D.
Amiable
- 2.Having or showing pleasant, good-natured personal qualities; friendly.
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Cynical
- B.
Irascible
- C.
Amiable
- D.
Spurious
- 3.Suggesting an unhealthy mental state or attitude; gloomy, strong interest in unpleasant things such as death.
- A.
Unobtrusive
- B.
Persecuting
- C.
Cynical
- D.
Morbid
- 4.Curious, prying, eager for knowledge, questioning.
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Inquisitive
- B.
Perplexity
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Furtive
- D.
Exhilarated
- 5.Bewilderment; being puzzled or filled with uncertainty.
- A.
Squandered
- B.
Philippic
- C.
Perplexity
- D.
Temerity
- 6.Marked by unruly or aggressive noisiness.
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Obstreperous
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Rectitude
- C.
Spurious
- D.
Obliquely
- 7.A discourse or declamation full of bitter condemnation.
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Pensive
- B.
Philippic
- C.
Tenet
- D.
Rectitude
- 8.Moral integrity.
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Pensive
- B.
Temerity
- C.
Morbid
- D.
Rectitude
- 9.In an inclined or misleading manner; evasively or dishonestly.
- A.
Unobtrusive
- B.
Obstreperous
- C.
Obliquely
- D.
Irascible
- 10.Dreamily or wistfully thoughtful.
- A.
Tenet
- B.
Pensive
- C.
Philippic
- D.
Fractious
- 11.Inconspicuous, unassertive, not attracting attention.
- A.
Spurious
- B.
Amiable
- C.
Irascible
- D.
Unobtrusive
- 12.Any opinion, principle, doctrine, dogma, etc., esp. one held as true by members of a profession, group, or movement.
- A.
Tenet
- B.
Temerity
- C.
Rectitude
- D.
Furtive
- 13.Reckless boldness, rashness.
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Obstreperous
- B.
Rectitude
- C.
Unobtrusive
- D.
Temerity
- 14.To enliven, invigorate, or stimulate.
- A.
Morbid
- B.
Spurious
- C.
Exhilarated
- D.
Irascible
- 15.Bitterly or sneeringly distrustful; pessimistic.
- A.
Morbid
- B.
Cynical
- C.
Obstreperous
- D.
Furtive
- 16.Taken, done, or used by stealth or in secret; sly or shifty.
- A.
Persecuting
- B.
Inquisitive
- C.
Furtive
- D.
Pensive
- 17.Not genuine, authentic, or true; not from the claimed source; counterfeit.
- A.
Furtive
- B.
Spurious
- C.
Amiable
- D.
Irascible
- 18.To pursue with harassing or oppressive treatment with persistency, often systematically.
- A.
Exhilarated
- B.
Rectitude
- C.
Persecuting
- D.
Obliquely
- 19.Easily provoked to anger; very irritable.
- A.
Furtive
- B.
Irascible
- C.
Fractious
- D.
Philippic
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