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“The Tell-Tale Heart” English 510

Vocabulary Knowledge Rating Scale Vocabulary Word Know It Heard It No Clue Definition acute vexed 3) sagacity 4) refrained 5) wary 6) suavity 7) vehemently 8) gesticulations 9) derision

acute adjective sharp and aware

vexed adjective Irritated and annoyed

sagacity noun to be mentally aware and observant

refrained verb to stop from doing something

wary verb to be watchful

suavity noun courteous actions or manners

vehemently adjective intensely emotional, passionate

gesticulations noun an animated or excited gesture

derision noun ridicule, mockery

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