To Kill A Mockingbird Vocabulary Test Chapter 12 -15
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The front of a building; the part facing the street (pronounced: "fah - SAWED")
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Façade
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Acquiescence
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Impassive
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To Kill A Mockingbird Vocabulary Test Chapter 12 -15
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Shocking; horrifying
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Contentious
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Clad
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Appalling
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A. Appalling -
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Industriously; in a hard-working manner
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Denunciation
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Diligently
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Contemptuously
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A. Diligently -
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Lacking energy; lazy
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Soberly
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Sluggish
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Futility
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A. Sluggish -
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Silly; not serious
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Austere
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Tactful
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Frivolous
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Dressed
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Clad
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Prerogative
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Devoid
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A. Clad -
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Oppose; make angry
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Antagonize
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Ominous
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Façade
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A. Antagonize -
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Never wrong
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Succinct
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Infallible
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Acquiescence
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A. Infallible -
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Exclusive right or privilege
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Sullen
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Prerogative
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Corroborating Evidence
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A. Prerogative -
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Completely without
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Devoid
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Subpoena
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Sundry
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A. Devoid -
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Hold back; suppress
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Uncouth
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Stifle
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Acquiescence
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A. Stifle -
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Clear and brief
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Sundry
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Dispel
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Succinct
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A. Succinct -
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Crude, unmannerly
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Uncouth
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Amber
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Supplemented
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Showing no emotion
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Subpoena
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Impassive
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Subtle
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Someone something is to feel resentment or disapproval about the fact that they have something.
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Begrudge
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Acquiescence
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Futility
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A. Begrudge -
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Threatening; sinister
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Uncouth
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Ominous
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Futility
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A. Ominous -
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Someone is to treat that person as if he or she is unworthy or beneath one's dignity.
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Sluggish
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Contemptuously
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Flighty
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To strongly disapprove of or condemn something.
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Tactful
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Devoid
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Denunciation
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A. Denunciation -
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Agreement without protest
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Acquiescence
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Dispel
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Amiably
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A. Acquiescence -
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Feeling of being ineffective; uselessness, hopelessness
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Formidable
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Futility
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Subtle
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A. Futility -
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Stern and severe
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Austere
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Soberly
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Prerogative
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A. Austere -
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To be able to say the right thing to a person without being offensive.
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Tactful
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Begrudge
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Stifle
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Always ready to argue
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Contentious
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Austere
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Flighty
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A. Contentious -
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Seriously
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Ominous
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Infallible
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Soberly
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A. Soberly -
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Foolish; irresponsible
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Soberly
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Flighty
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Uncouth
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A. Flighty -
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