5 Written Questions

1. a strong feeling that something bad or evil is going to happen
2. of low character or of low grade or quality
3. twisting of the body as in pain, violent effort; (can deal with the mind- brain hurting) (to shrink mentally in discomfort)
4. influenced by trickery or flattery
5. noble; high minded

5 Matching Questions

1. virtuoso (page 437 line 456)
2. a wide berth (pg 357 line 113)
3. salutation
4. pernicious (pg 381 line 190)
5. brandish (pg 221 line 358)

1. a a good distance (wiggle room)
2. b causing harm or ruin; deadly, fatal
3. c shaking or waving something around
4. d a person who has a special skill or knowledge in a field
5. e word of greeting used to begin a letter

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. to scold excessively- intense verbal attack
   1. pittance (pg 308 line 240)
   2. brandish (pg 221 line 358)
   3. ensnare (pg 272 line 30)
   4. harangued (pg 349 line 401)
2. free from blame (reproach= blaming someone) (reproachable=you are to blame)
   1. pittance (pg 308 line 240)
   2. irreproachable (pg 320 line 18)
   3. ensnare (pg 272 line 30)
   4. pernicious (pg 381 line 190)
3. to attack vigorously or violently; to assault
   1. demur (pg 394 line 137)
   2. assail (pg 238 line 274)
   3. pittance (pg 308 line 240)
   4. ensnare (pg 272 line 30)
4. gleaming, shining, glorious
   1. resplendent (pg181)
   2. consorting (pg 177)
   3. beguiled (pg 170)
   4. insolence (pg145)
5. to capture in or involve as (as in snare)
   1. assail (pg 238 line 274)
   2. demur (pg 394 line 137)
   3. pittance (pg 308 line 240)
   4. ensnare (pg 272 line 30)

5 True/False Questions

1. ignominious → deserving or bringing disgrace or shame

   True        False

2. demur (pg 394 line 137) → to capture in or involve as (as in snare)

   True        False

3. interloper (pg 417 line 237) → a strong feeling that something bad or evil is going to happen

   True        False

4. chided → to whiten or bleach

   True        False

5. impetuous → pertaining to or characterized by sudden or rash action, emotion; impulsive

   True        False