Vocabulary Tkam Fraudulent Through Placid
15 Questions
| Total Attempts: 76
This quiz checks mastery of some words from To Kill a Mockingbird
Questions and Answers
- 1.Adjective: without deceit (dishonesty)
- A.
Fraudulent
- B.
Furtive
- C.
Guileless
- D.
Inordinate
- E.
Impudent
- 2.Adjective: peaceful, calm
- A.
Lament
- B.
Placid
- C.
Innate
- D.
Guileless
- E.
Inordinate
- 3.Verb: to sharpen; to make more intense
- A.
Infallible
- B.
Placid
- C.
Frivolous
- D.
Malevolence
- E.
Hone
- 4.Verb: to mourn or express sorrow
- A.
Melancholy
- B.
Hone
- C.
Lament
- D.
Palliate
- E.
Oblique
- 5.Noun: board on which a painter mixes paints
- A.
Guile
- B.
Oblivion
- C.
Palette
- D.
Piety
- E.
Ingenuity
- 6.Noun: devotion and reverence to G-d
- A.
Indigenous
- B.
Guile
- C.
Piety
- D.
Palette
- E.
Malevolence
- 7.Adjective: disrespectful, improper bold behavior
- A.
Infallible
- B.
Inordinate
- C.
Impudent
- D.
Oblivion
- E.
Innate
- 8.Noun: state of being forgotten
- A.
Infallible
- B.
Inordinate
- C.
Impudent
- D.
Ominous
- E.
Oblivion
- 9.Adjective: slanting, indirect, evasive, devious
- A.
Furtive
- B.
Inordinate
- C.
Oblique
- D.
Ominous
- E.
Placid
- 10.Verb: easing of pain or guilt or intensity
- A.
Palette
- B.
Palliate
- C.
Piety
- D.
Placid
- E.
Irascible
- 11.Adjective: irritable, easily angered, cranky
- A.
Impertinent
- B.
Irascible
- C.
Indigenous
- D.
Infallible
- E.
Inordinate
- 12.Adjective: exceeding reasonable limits, excessive
- A.
Indigenous
- B.
Infallible
- C.
Innate
- D.
Inordinate
- E.
Impudent
- 13.Adjective: existing from birth, inborn
- A.
Impertinent
- B.
Innate
- C.
Inordinate
- D.
Ingenuity
- E.
Oblique
- 14.Adjective: lacking in seriousness or importance
- A.
Fraudulent
- B.
Frivolous
- C.
Furtive
- D.
Guileless
- E.
Ingenuity
- 15.Noun: depression of spirits, sadness
- A.
Lament
- B.
Malevolence
- C.
Melancholy
- D.
Ominous
- E.
Placid
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