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Vocabulary Quiz - Westing Game Chapt. 20-23

Quiz by Suzie Day

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  • Q1
    Someone who studies birds is called?
    podiatrist
    herbologist
    birdologist
    orinthologist
    60s
  • Q2
    The word legitimate is an adjective. What does it mean?
    lawful, reasonable
    illegal
    ridiculous
    unreasonable
    60s
  • Q3
    What does it mean to elope?
    To invite people over for a reception or party.
    To marry someone quickly without a party or celebration, especially without parental consent.
    To ride off into the sunset with your sweetheart to meet your family.
    To take a sudden vacation without telling anyone.
    60s
  • Q4
    If someone wanted to blackmail you, what would they have to do first?
    They would have to read a biography about you.
    They would have to become your best friend.
    They would have to find out a secret you wouldn't want anyone else to know about.
    They would have to find out where you lived.
    60s
  • Q5
    Which contextual sentence uses probe as a verb (suffixes may be different)
    My mother gently probed my finger for a sliver.
    The probe the teacher used to test our knowledge was ineffective.
    I used an electrical probe to play the game "Operation."
    The doctor used a probe during surgery.
    60s
  • Q6
    What is the meaning of the noun confession?
    To admit to a crime or something you may have done that you felt was wrong
    to be arrogant or snobbish
    To extort money or services from someone by telling their secret.
    To be puzzled or confused
    60s
  • Q7
    Bleary is an adjective that most often describes what?
    a toothache
    a nasty bruise
    sight or vision
    inability to hear properly
    60s
  • Q8
    Where might I find a derelict?
    Eating dinner with the Queen of England
    Flying first class on a plane to Spain
    Being served supper at a homeless shelter
    Behind the desk of a bank executive
    60s
  • Q9
    Pompous is an adjective that means?
    Someone with a fancy hairdo
    kind, humble, courteous
    arrogant, condescending, snobbish
    angry, hateful, aggreessive
    60s
  • Q10
    Facial can be a noun or an adjective. Choose a sentence that uses facial correctly as an adjective.
    My friend relaxed during her facial.
    I'm going to have a facial at the spa.
    I wouldn't want you to spend too much money getting a facial; they can be expensive.
    I could tell my mother was happy by her facial expression.
    60s

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