Quiz: To Kill A Mockingbird Vocabulary Trivia! Test
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Brothers and/or sisters.
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Impaired
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Siblings
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Obsess
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Is a person whose extreme enthusiasm, interest, zeal, etc. goes beyond what is reasonable.
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Encounters
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Fanatical
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Interrogation
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A. Fanatical -
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A contagious skin disease caused by a fungus.
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Ringworm
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Innate
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Doused
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A. Ringworm -
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To pay for something or to make up for something.
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Obsess
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Compensation
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Porter
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A. Compensation -
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A person who carries luggage, etc., in this case, at a railroad station.
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Deportment
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Porter
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Attributes
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A. Porter -
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A narrow, elevated walkway
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Fanatical
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Catwalk
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Mishaps
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A. Catwalk -
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The force that pulls you to earth and keeps you from floating into outer space.
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Bawled
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Gravitated
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Gingerly
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A. Gravitated -
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A small room or closet off the kitchen where foodstuffs and cooking ingredients are stored.
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Bout
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Pantry
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Evasion
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A. Pantry -
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Humiliate; embarrass
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Mortify
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Gallantly
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Attributes
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A. Mortify -
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The process of preserving a dead body.
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Gravitated
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Nocturnal
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Embalming
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A. Embalming -
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Of, in, or near the stomach.
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Compensation
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Gastric
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Ringworm
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A. Gastric -
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Clothing
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Attire
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Umbrage
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Escapade
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A. Attire -
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Unlucky or unfortunate accidents
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Mishaps
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Mausoleum
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Peril
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A. Mishaps -
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Lasts forever.
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Perpetual
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Rendered
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Aberrations
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A. Perpetual -
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Similar; comparable
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Analogous
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Obstreperous
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Gallantly
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A. Analogous -
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Nightly
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Nocturnal
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Pantry
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Rudiments
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A. Nocturnal -
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Made her unable to speak.
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Constituted
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Rendered
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Attire
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A. Rendered -
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A representation of a person where certain features of that person are exaggerated or distorted.
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Caricatures
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Catwalk
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Constituted
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A. Caricatures -
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To excite some sort of feeling; often anger or irritation.
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Provocation
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Feeble
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Bout
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A. Provocation -
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To pour liquid, in this case water, all over that person.
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Bawled
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Mishaps
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Doused
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A. Doused -
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Made up
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Constituted
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Obstreperous
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Torso
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A. Constituted -
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Cried out noisily
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Evasion
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Bawled
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Encounters
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A. Bawled -
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Politely; in the manner of a gentleman.
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Escapade
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Undulate
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Gallantly
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A. Gallantly -
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A natural part of something else.
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Mortify
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Impaired
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Innate
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A. Innate -
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Damaged; weakened
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Passé
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Articulate
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Impaired
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A. Impaired -
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Education; instruction
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Edification
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Porter
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Guilelessness
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A. Edification -
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Palate
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Rendered
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siblings
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The roof of one's mouth
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A. The roof of one's mouth -
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Something that is unfathomable is something that can not be understood.
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Provocation
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Innate
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Unfathomable
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A. Unfathomable -
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To have none of that craftiness.
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Guilelessness
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Erratically
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Gravitated
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A. Guilelessness -
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A desert made up of a mixture of fruits, nuts, and coconut.
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articulate
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Ambrosia
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Gingerly
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A. Ambrosia -
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To avoid doing or answering something directly.
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Oppressive
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Propensity
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Evasion
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A. Evasion -
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Of, relating to, or having the characteristics of a master or teacher: authoritative dictatorial
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Magisterial
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Ingenuous
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Analogous
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A. Magisterial -
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A deviation, or a moving away from, something that is normal.
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Analogous
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Aberrations
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Provocation
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A. Aberrations -
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To hold in the mind.
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Mortify
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Harbored
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Bawled
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A. Harbored -
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Superior ability or skill.
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Doused
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Prowess
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Fanatical
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A. Prowess -
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To reflect upon something, or think about it.
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Meditative
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Mishaps
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Ambrosia
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A. Meditative -
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Noisy and unruly
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Obstreperous
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Attributes
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Rudiments
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A. Obstreperous -
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An agreement, or, in this case, a "treaty" that is tacit is one that has been silently agreed upon.
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Unfathomable
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Edification
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Tacit
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A. Tacit -
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In this case, a generous or thoughtful gift.
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Ringworm
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Ingenuous
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Benevolence
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A. Benevolence -
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Greatly preoccupy.
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Provocation
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Guilelessness
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Obsess
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A. Obsess -
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Simple; innocent
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Evasion
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Obstreperous
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Ingenuous
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A. Ingenuous -
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Behavior
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Gallantly
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Bawled
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Deportment
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A. Deportment -
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