TKAM Chap. 1-11 Vocabulary

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TKAM Chap. 1-11 Vocabulary

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The second grade was grim, but Jem ________ me that the older I got the better school would be, that he started off the same way, and it was not until one reached the sixth grade that one learned anything of value.

seldom

abided 

disregarded 

assured

Jem was facing me when he looked up, and I saw him go _______ white.

seldom

assuredly

abidingly

stark

The one thing that doesn't _________ by majority rule is a person's conscience

disregard

stark

abide

seldom

Match the word with the correct defintion

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Follow the rules		assure
Severely simple		seldom
Not happening very often		disregard
To inform with confidence		stark
Lack of attention		abide

Your family has a complete disregard for your privacy when they gather outside your bedroom door to eavesdrop on your telephone conversations. Based on how it is used, what is the best definition for the bolded word?

neglect

approval

concern

annoyance

Match the word with the correct defintion

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Annoy continually or chronically		inquisitive
admit that something is true or valid after first denying or resisting it		provoke
given to questioning		condescend
Behave in a patronizing manner		concede

If your mom is pointing out that you need sleep before the test, you should concede the truth of what she's saying. Based on how it is being used, which word is most similar to the word in bold?

prevent

pamper

study

admit

Don’t become a private detective if you don’t have an inquisitive personality. Based on how it is being used, which word is most similar to the word in bold?

official

questioning

restless

layered

Who is most likely to concede?

A candidate who has lost an election

A lawyer who has taken on a new client

A student who has done well on a test

A runner who is about to compete in a race

Identify the part of speach for each vocabulary word.

disregard
abide
concede
provoke
stark
seldom
condescend
inquisitive
assure

Verb
Adjective
adverb

The second grade was grim, but Jem ________ me that the older I got the better school would be, that he started off the same way, and it was not until one reached the sixth grade that one learned anything of value.

seldom

abided 

disregarded 

assured

Jem was facing me when he looked up, and I saw him go _______ white.

seldom

assuredly

abidingly

stark

The one thing that doesn't _________ by majority rule is a person's conscience

disregard

stark

abide

seldom

Match the word with the correct defintion

Follow the rules

assure

Severely simple

seldom

Not happening very often

disregard

To inform with confidence

stark

Lack of attention

abide

Your family has a complete disregard for your privacy when they gather outside your bedroom door to eavesdrop on your telephone conversations. Based on how it is used, what is the best definition for the bolded word?

neglect

approval

concern

annoyance

Match the word with the correct defintion

Annoy continually or chronically

inquisitive

admit that something is true or valid after first denying or resisting it

provoke

given to questioning

condescend

Behave in a patronizing manner

concede

If your mom is pointing out that you need sleep before the test, you should concede the truth of what she's saying. Based on how it is being used, which word is most similar to the word in bold?

prevent

pamper

study

admit

Don’t become a private detective if you don’t have an inquisitive personality. Based on how it is being used, which word is most similar to the word in bold?

official

questioning

restless

layered

Who is most likely to concede?

A candidate who has lost an election

A lawyer who has taken on a new client

A student who has done well on a test

A runner who is about to compete in a race

Identify the part of speach for each vocabulary word. 

disregard

abide

concede

provoke

stark

seldom

condescend 

inquisitive

assure

Verb

Adjective

adverb