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Wordly Wise: Lesson 6 Review

Quiz by Trang Aronian

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  • Q1
    Only the best was good enough for the emperor. Naturally, he wanted to wear only the most ____________________ clothes.
    drab
    crafty
    exquisite
    vain
    30s
  • Q2
    The emperor believed the story the two sailors told him. Any attempts by the ministers to tell him the truth would probably have been in __________________.
    peer
    vain
    exclaim
    jeer
    30s
  • Q3
    The emperor didn't care how much the new clothes cost. He ____________________ to pay the two tailors whatever they asked.
    intended
    jeered
    refined
    progressed
    30s
  • Q4
    The tailors told the ministers that the work was going very well. The ____________________ that they reported was actually a lie.
    scoundrel
    progress
    exclamation
    drab
    30s
  • Q5
    The ministers pretended they could see the emperor's new clothes. This proved that they had ____________________ taste.
    vain
    refined
    disclosed
    uneasy
    30s
  • Q6
    The tailors were taking a big risk. Their ______________________ plan would work only if they could fool the emperor and the ministers.
    jeer
    refined
    crafty
    exquisite
    30s
  • Q7
    The emperor thought that he was beautifully dressed. Actually, his ___________________ wardrobe was made up only of his underwear.
    entire
    applaud
    drab
    vain
    30s
  • Q8
    The emperor's new clothes were invisible. No matter how long you _____________________, you'd never be able to see them.
    exclaimed
    peered
    intended
    applauded
    30s
  • Q9
    The emperor believed he looked magnificent as he walked the streets of the town. He never again wanted to be wearing his _____________________ old clothes.
    exquisite
    refined
    drab
    vain
    30s
  • Q10
    The emperor believed that all the people loved him. He liked nothing better than hearing the ___________________ of the crowd.
    jeer
    progress
    applause
    scoundrel
    30s
  • Q11
    A small voice was heard coming from the crowd. It was a little boy __________________ that the emperor had no clothes.
    progressing
    exclaiming
    applauding
    intending
    30s
  • Q12
    The emperor enjoyed hearing the cheers of the townspeople. It was not until he heard some of them laughing at him that he became _____________________.
    vain
    drab
    refined
    uneasy
    30s
  • Q13
    The emperor was used to hearing only what those around him wanted him to hear. The _________________ of the crowd must have been a great shock to him.
    peers
    jeers
    scoundrels
    intentions
    30s
  • Q14
    The little boy spoiled the emperor's fun. He ________________ the truth, which his ministers had been afraid to tell him.
    refined
    disclosed
    progressed
    applauded
    30s
  • Q15
    The emperor must have been eager to find the two tailors when he returned to the palace. The _________________ were probably not eager to be found.
    exclamations
    peers
    intentions
    scoundrels
    30s

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