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To Kill a Mockingbird test vocab
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compel
relieve
remember
force
tie up
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beneficent
stingy, holding back
watchful, protective
generous, doing good
casual, negligent
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willingly
against your will, not wanting to
happily, smiling
grimly, frowning
on purpose, wanting to
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futile
ugly
pointless
racist
unimportant
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dynamic
changing
unimportant
unchanging
important
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supremacy
lightness
richness
happiness
superiority
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tyrranical
like a tyrannosaurus
like a monster
like a Puritan
like a dictator
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camellia
Finches' cook
mixed-race child
kind of flower
reddish color
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dominate
submit to and be judged by
expressly forbid
permit with hesitation
take over and control
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callous
happy, delighted
unfeeling, cruel
bitter, bad-tasting
racist, segregationist
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disciplinarian
a follower, like a follower of Jesus
a judgmental Baptist denomination
a punisher and order-keeper
a house-keeper and servant
12
segregation
separation of races
having mixed race children
hanging out with people of a different race
being racist
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assuage
rub
heal
worsen
smile
14
collards
neck part of a garment
chains and handcuffs
shoes made of tires
cabbage-like plant
15
illicit
secretive
obtuse
pandering
canceled
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inquisitive
curious
unpleasant
unintelligent
happy
17
mulatto
separation of blacks and whites
curious
half-black, half-white
instinctive
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Ignorant
mean and spiteful
someone living in the country
lacking knowledge and understanding
beautiful
19
entailment
disease
harrassment
bank account
business problem
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contempt
scorn/rudeness
respect/praise
unhappiness/grief
ugliness/fear
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amiable
suspicious
friendly
bitter
generous
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"took advantage of" in the context of the trial
hit
lied to
raped
robbed
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condescend
insult in an unbelievable manner
be convicted of a misdemeanor
do something below your dignity
climb up to help someone
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recluse
someone who plots crimes
someone who stays away from other people
someone who hates humanity
someone who keeps their race pure
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staccato
slow and lazy
prickly and unpleasant
sharp and detached
loud and obnoxious
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indifferent
cruel
miserable
uncaring
poor
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chastise
shrink/cut away
reprimand/criticize
question/interrogate
praise/worship
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foray
panic
fight
meal
tree
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malevolent
truculent
evil
lonely
pleasant
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truculent
ignorant
hungry
stubborn
confused