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Act I & II Julius Caesar Vocabulary Review
Act I & II Julius Caesar Vocabulary Review
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Literature review of the vocabulary words from Julius Caesar
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Practice quiz
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Questions
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1
John could not stop gazing at his wife's elegant ______.
visage
blank
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Visage
glasses
signs of disaster
graciousness
face
3
The new student showed his ________ by going up to everyone in class and introducing herself.
emulation
affability
prodigies
augmented
4
Emulation
to make bigger
to envy
to dis
disaster
5
Mr. Schaffner tried to _______ his salary by tutoring on the side.
augurer
fain
augment
6
Soothsayers try to _________ the meaning of ominous signs.
construe
accoutered
portenous
7
Sheldon was a genius _______ to science, but not human emotions.
prodigies
appertained
construe
entreat
8
Ingrafted
planted firmly; established
make soggy; moistened
stolen; burgled
cut; sliced
9
Augmented
to stay the same
to increase
to envy
to belong to
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Portentous
foreboding
thoughtful
comfortable
excited
11
Soothsayers tried to interpret the ________ given by the gods.
potentous
prodigies
construe
12
Kindness was ______ into the child, evident how he cared for others.
affability
cogitations
ingrafted
13
Mr. Schaffner thinks it is important to look at the quotes these words were used in. He is ...
the quiz will have sentences directly from the play
I do not need to study,
he wouldn't know
wrong, quotes do not matter
14
Augurers
signs of disaster
professional interpreters of omens
cloaks
formal speeches
15
Affability
melancholy; sadness
friendliness; likeability
trustworthiness; steadfastness
wealth
16
Fain
interpret
to be into oneself
gladly
support someone
17
The young singer had ________ for the famous singer Drake.
emulation
mettle
fain
entreat
18
Prodigies
future stars
Foreboding; ominous
thoughts
good luck
19
Construe
Search
Face
Interpret
Envy
20
The soothsayer spoke in a ______ manner when warning Caesar.
portentous
fain
emulation
visage
21
Appertain
diregard
belong to
to envy
to make bigger
22
A starving man would ____ eat anything on an island.
fain
construe
mettle
appertain
23
The students tried to test the _______ of the sub by pushing his buttons.
accoutered
mettle
fain
visage
24
Cogitations
omens
thoughts
machine parts
small mammals
25
Entreat
retreat inwards
interpret
philosophise
make an earnest request of
26
Accoutered
fully armed
ominous
belonging to as a proper function or part
planted firmly; established
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Mettle
temperament
caring
steal or iron
fully armored
