To Kill A Mockingbird Vocabulary! Ultimate Quiz

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To Kill A Mockingbird Vocabulary! Ultimate Quiz - Quiz

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1.

Contemptuous
- A.
  
  To walk with a smooth, easy gait
- B.
  
  Despising or hating
- C.
  
  Friendly; agreeable
- D.
  
  Preference
- E.
  
  Interpret, explain
2.

Disapprobation
- A.
  
  Ghost
- B.
  
  To walk clumsily
- C.
  
  Producing a spark
- D.
  
  Disapproval
- E.
  
  A lazy person; a loose posture
3.

Phantom
- A.
  
  Ghost
- B.
  
  To make weary, irritated or bored
- C.
  
  Hard to handle or control
- D.
  
  To walk with a smooth, easy gait
- E.
  
  Calm or lessen
4.

Sojourn
- A.
  
  To make weary, irritated or bored
- B.
  
  Calm or lessen
- C.
  
  To dwell in a place temporarily
- D.
  
  To pound or crush; to beat with the bottom of the foot
- E.
  
  Interpret; explain
5.

Expound
- A.
  
  Producing a spark
- B.
  
  To walk with a smooth, easy gait
- C.
  
  A lazy person; a loose posture
- D.
  
  Hard to handle or control
- E.
  
  Interpret, explain
6.

Stomp
- A.
  
  Preference
- B.
  
  To dwell in a place temporarily
- C.
  
  Hard to handle or control
- D.
  
  Despising or hating
- E.
  
  To pound or crush; to beat with the bottom of the foot
7.

Shuffle
- A.
  
  To walk with a smooth, easy gait
- B.
  
  A lazy person; a loose posture
- C.
  
  Preference
- D.
  
  To walk clumsily
- E.
  
  Fashioned, formed
8.

Wrought
- A.
  
  To act as one chosen to settle conflict between two parties
- B.
  
  Hard to handle or control
- C.
  
  To pound or crush; to beat with the bottom of the foot
- D.
  
  Fashioned; formed
- E.
  
  Evil
9.

Magistrate
- A.
  
  A judge
- B.
  
  To act as one chosen to settle conflict between two parties
- C.
  
  A minore objection or criticism
- D.
  
  Ghost
- E.
  
  A lazy person; a loose posture
10.

Flinty
- A.
  
  Fashioned; formed
- B.
  
  Hard to handle or control
- C.
  
  To walk clumsily
- D.
  
  Despising or hating
- E.
  
  Producing a spark
11.

Amble
- A.
  
  A minor objection or criticism
- B.
  
  To walk with a smooth, easy gait
- C.
  
  To dwell in a place temporarily
- D.
  
  To walk clumsily
- E.
  
  To interpret, explain
12.

Slouch
- A.
  
  A minor objection or criticism
- B.
  
  To walk clumsily
- C.
  
  To calm or lessen
- D.
  
  Judge
- E.
  
  A lazy person; a loose posture
13.

Malevolent
- A.
  
  Grapes native to South Carolina
- B.
  
  A judge
- C.
  
  Evil
- D.
  
  To pound or crush; to beath with the bottom of the foot
- E.
  
  Disapproval
14.

Assuage
- A.
  
  To act as one chosen to settle conflict between two parties
- B.
  
  Calm or lessen
- C.
  
  Fashioned, formed
- D.
  
  To make weary, irritated or bored
- E.
  
  Fashioned, formed
15.

Scuppernong
- A.
  
  Judge
- B.
  
  Ghost
- C.
  
  A lazy person; a loose posture
- D.
  
  To act as one chosen to settle conflict between to parties
- E.
  
  Grapes native to South Carolina
16.

Amiable
- A.
  
  Disapproval
- B.
  
  A minor objection or criticism
- C.
  
  A lazy person; a loose posture
- D.
  
  To walk with a smooth, easy gait
- E.
  
  Friendly; agreeable
17.

Irk
- A.
  
  To make weary, irritated or bored
- B.
  
  To pound or crush; to beat with the bottom of the foot
- C.
  
  Hard to handle or control
- D.
  
  A minor objection or criticism
- E.
  
  Despising or hating
18.

Fractious
- A.
  
  To make weary or irritated
- B.
  
  To pound or crush; to beat with the bottom of the foot
- C.
  
  Hard to handle or control
- D.
  
  A minor objection or criticism
- E.
  
  Despising or hating
19.

Arbitrate
- A.
  
  A minor objection or criticism
- B.
  
  Judge
- C.
  
  Interpret, explain
- D.
  
  To dwell in a place temporarily
- E.
  
  To act as one chosen to settle conflict between two parties
20.

Magistrate
- A.
  
  A minor objection or criticism
- B.
  
  Judge
- C.
  
  Interpret, explain
- D.
  
  To dwell in a place temporarily
- E.
  
  To act as one chosen to settle conflict between two parties
21.

Quibble
- A.
  
  Disapproval
- B.
  
  Calm or lesson
- C.
  
  Despising or hating
- D.
  
  A minor objection or criticism
- E.
  
  To make weary, irritated or bored