Vocab Quiz Responding to Literature

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What is the definition of disconcerted?

thrown off balance (internally); unsettled; ruffled

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What is the definition of culminate?

to reach a final stage or end point; to climax

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What is the definition of heed?

to pay attention to; to listen to; to follow advice or warning

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What is the definition of trifle?

to treat something as if it has little worth or value

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What is the definition of deplore?

to passionately and strongly disapprove of

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What is the definition of elude?

to be physically or mentally unable to be caught, grasped, or understood; to evade

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What is the definition of glower?

to stare angrily or glare

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What is the definition of cynical?

bitter; disillusioned; believing the worst

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What is the definition of scruples?

hesitation or doubt based on morals

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What is the definition of taciturn?

quiet; untalkative

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What are FANBOYS?

for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

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What is a compound sentence?

two sentences joined by a comma and a coordinating conjunction

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Use culminate in a sentence regarding a history class and a large research project.

The history class culminated in a large research project.

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Can you heed someone’s words?

Yes

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Can you trifle with someone’s feelings?

Yes (trifle)

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Can an event be culminating?

Yes (culminating)

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Can someone have scruples?

Yes (scruples)

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What is a simple sentence?

a sentence that only has one main clause. it can have a compound subject, predicate, or both.

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How many main clauses does a compound sentence have?

two or more