To Kill a Mockingbird Vocabulary List IV
NAME: __________________
Fill in the blank with an accurate definition and part of speech of each word.
1.oblique _________________
2.profane________________
3.recluse____________________
4.oblivion____________________
5.ominous __________________
6.palette ____________________
7.palliate ________________________
8.piety ______________________
9.placid_____________________
10.predilection_____________________
11.propel_______________________
12.propensity____________________
13.quaint__________________
14. protrusion_____________________
To Kill a Mockingbird Vocabulary List IV
NAME: ___________________
Fill in the blank with an accurate definition and part of speech of each word.
1.oblique _________________
2.profane________________
3.recluse____________________
4.oblivion____________________
5.ominous __________________
6.palette ____________________
7.palliate ________________________
8.piety ______________________
9.placid_____________________
10.predilection_____________________
11.propel_______________________
12.propensity____________________
13.quaint__________________
14. protrusion_____________________
Circle the word that best fits into each sentence.
1. The math problem became more and more quaint, oblique, ominous as it increased in complexity.
2. After being sedated, the cat was recluse, placid, quaint and I was able to operate on the large tumor.
3. I had a fond predilection, palette, protrusion of my spring break experience and I wished for another week off.
4. The rocket was profaned, propelled, predilection forward by a mix of nitrogen and oxygen.
5. Mr. Bohac used placid, profane, quaint language after realizing that the class cheated on the test.
6. The recluse, piety, ominous clouds threatened to ruin our weekend hike.
7. Claire had a predilection, propensity, palliate to ask questions directly after the teacher gave instructions.
Circle the best synonym for each word below.
1. Piety- religious, painful, loving
2. Protrusion- jut, fall out, creep
3. Palette- a plate, a painters board, a canvas
4. Recluse- a gossip, a hermit, a spider
5. Oblivion- to be in limbo, to forget, the unknown
6. Quaint- cute, odd, fantastic
7. Palliate-to alleviate, to cower, to condone
Circle the word that best fits into each sentence.
1. The math problem became more and more quaint, oblique, ominous as it increased in complexity.
2. After being sedated, the cat was recluse, placid, quaint and I was able to operate on the large tumor.
3. I had a fond predilection, palette, protrusion of my spring break experience and I wished for another week off.
4. The rocket was profaned, propelled, predilection forward by a mix of nitrogen and oxygen.
5. Mr. Bohac used placid, profane, quaint language after realizing that the class cheated on the test.
6. The recluse, piety, ominous clouds threatened to ruin our weekend hike.
7. Claire had a predilection, propensity, palliate to ask questions directly after the teacher gave instructions.
Circle the best synonym for each word below.
8. Piety- religious, painful, loving
9. Protrusion- jut, fall out, creep
10. Palette- a plate, a painters board, a canvas
11. Recluse- a gossip, a hermit, a spider
12. Oblivion- to be in limbo, to forget, the unknown
13. Quaint- cute, odd, fantastic
14. Palliate-to alleviate, to cower, to condone