Great Gatsby Vocabulary #11-20

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Great Gatsby Vocabulary #11-20 By Spencer Cobb

WARNING! Contains spoilers of the following books/movies: Harry Potter Hunger Games The Little Mermaid Hercules The Princess and the Frog

Who has a condescending expression? Lucius Malfoy Dobby the House Elf

condescending adjective Showing or characterized by a patronizing or superior attitude towards others

Who has a condescending expression? Lucius Malfoy Dobby the House Elf

When Johanna Mason was forced to compete in a second Hunger Games, she felt of the Capitol. appreciative contemptuous honored delighted

All words describe a feeling appreciative: feeling gratitude adjectives appreciative: feeling gratitude contemptuous: feeling deep hatred or disapproval honored: feeling privileged delighted: feeling happy

When Johanna Mason was forced to compete in a second Hunger Games, she felt of the Capitol. appreciative contemptuous honored delighted

The districts of Panem are geographically each other. severed from discontinuous with contiguous to nonadjacent to

All words describe distance in relation to another object adjectives severed: kept apart discontinuous: disconnected contiguous: touching, unbroken, next to or near nonadjacent: not sharing a border or wall

The districts of Panem are geographically each other. severed from discontinuous with contiguous to nonadjacent to

Which is a convivial gathering? Voldemort’s Meetings The Yule Ball

convivial adjective friendly, agreeable of or relating to social events where people can eat, drink, and talk in a friendly way with others

Which is a convivial gathering? Voldemort’s Meetings The Yule Ball

Who is corpulent? Ursula Ariel

corpulent adjective having a large bulky body portly stout

Who is corpulent? Ursula Ariel

Snape left behind memories for Harry to Snape’s loyalty to Dumbledore. eradicate corroborate enjoin abolish

All words describe an action one takes adjective eradicate: to eliminate or destroy corroborate: to authenticate enjoin: to forbid or prevent someone from doing something abolish: to officially end something

Snape left behind memories for Harry to Snape’s loyalty to Dumbledore. eradicate corroborate enjoin abolish

When Hagrid claimed Harry is a wizard, Harry did NOT react with . uncertainty skepticism dubiety credulity

All words describe a feeling one has noun uncertainty: not known beyond doubt skepticism: not completely believing something dubiety: hesitant doubt credulity: willingness to trust or believe something without any evidence

When Hagrid claimed Harry is a wizard, Harry did NOT react with . uncertainty skepticism dubiety credulity

Who is cynical? Hercules Meg

cynical adjective distrusting the motives of others believes humans as a whole are selfishly driven

Who is cynical? Hercules Meg

“I just keep wishing I could think of a way to show them that they don’t own me. If I’m gonna die, I wanna still be me.” When Peeta says this, he is . docile defiant ruly tractable

All words describe how something reacts to control adjective docile: easily led or controlled defiant: refusing to obey something or someone, bold ruly: obedient, orderly tractable: easily managed, willing to be taught or controlled

“I just keep wishing I could think of a way to show them that they don’t own me. If I’m gonna die, I wanna still be me.” When Peeta says this, he is . docile defiant ruly tractable

Tiana is at cooking. deft inept unqualified incompetent

All words describe the ability of something to do a task adjective deft: skillful, clever, nimble inept: lacking skill or ability unqualified: not having acceptable qualifications incompetent: lacking the qualities needed for a particular purpose

Tiana is at cooking. deft inept unqualified incompetent

Works Cited Merriam-Webster. Merriam-Webster, n.d. Web. 20 Jan. 2014. www.merriam-webster.com Dictionary.com. Dictionary.com, n.d. Web. 20 Jan. 2014. www.dictionary.reference.com