Quiz: To Kill A Mockingbird Vocabulary Trivia! Test
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- 1.An agreement, or, in this case, a "treaty" that is tacit is one that has been silently agreed upon.
- A.
Unfathomable
- B.
Edification
- C.
Tacit
- 2.Of, relating to, or having the characteristics of a master or teacher: authoritative dictatorial
- A.
Magisterial
- B.
Ingenuous
- C.
Analogous
- 3.In this case, a generous or thoughtful gift.
- A.
Ringworm
- B.
Ingenuous
- C.
Benevolence
- 4.Education; instruction
- A.
Edification
- B.
Porter
- C.
Guilelessness
- 5.Superior ability or skill.
- A.
Doused
- B.
Prowess
- C.
Fanatical
- 6.Lasts forever.
- A.
Perpetual
- B.
Rendered
- C.
Aberrations
- 7.The process of preserving a dead body.
- A.
Gravitated
- B.
Nocturnal
- C.
Embalming
- 8.Palate
- A.
Rendered
- B.
siblings
- C.
The roof of one's mouth
- 9.To reflect upon something, or think about it.
- A.
Meditative
- B.
Mishaps
- C.
Ambrosia
- 10.Made her unable to speak.
- A.
Constituted
- B.
Rendered
- C.
Attire
- 11.Something that is unfathomable is something that can not be understood.
- A.
Provocation
- B.
Innate
- C.
Unfathomable
- 12.A deviation, or a moving away from, something that is normal.
- A.
Analogous
- B.
Aberrations
- C.
Provocation
- 13.A representation of a person where certain features of that person are exaggerated or distorted.
- A.
Caricatures
- B.
Catwalk
- C.
Constituted
- 14.Of, in, or near the stomach.
- A.
Compensation
- B.
Gastric
- C.
Ringworm
- 15.A contagious skin disease caused by a fungus.
- A.
Ringworm
- B.
Innate
- C.
Doused
- 16.To pay for something or to make up for something.
- A.
Obsess
- B.
Compensation
- C.
Porter
- 17.Simple; innocent
- A.
Evasion
- B.
Obstreperous
- C.
Ingenuous
- 18.Brothers and/or sisters.
- A.
Impaired
- B.
Siblings
- C.
Obsess
- 19.To hold in the mind.
- A.
Mortify
- B.
Harbored
- C.
Bawled
- 20.Greatly preoccupy.
- A.
Provocation
- B.
Guilelessness
- C.
Obsess
- 21.Similar; comparable
- A.
Analogous
- B.
Obstreperous
- C.
Gallantly
- 22.A person who carries luggage, etc., in this case, at a railroad station.
- A.
Deportment
- B.
Porter
- C.
Attributes
- 23.A natural part of something else.
- A.
Mortify
- B.
Impaired
- C.
Innate
- 24.To excite some sort of feeling; often anger or irritation.
- A.
Provocation
- B.
Feeble
- C.
Bout
- 25.To have none of that craftiness.
- A.
Guilelessness
- B.
Erratically
- C.
Gravitated
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