1. Pride and Prejudice
Vocabulary

2. Vocab Cards
Back
Definition: Synonym/Antonym: Original Sentence: Visual Example:
Front
Vocabulary Word
Part of Speech

3. Vocab Cards Example Back Front Perplexed
Definition: puzzled; confused Synonym/Antonym: bewildered, enlightened Original Sentence: He looked perplexed by the questions on the test. Visual Example:
Front
Perplexed
Adj. (adjective)

4. Chapters 1-12 Archly: adv. brashly; mischievously
Censure: n. disapproval
Disconcerted: adj. thrown into confusion
Entail: v. to limit the inheritance of (property) to a specified line of heirs
Vexed: adj. irritated; annoyed

5. Chapters 13-24 Abominable: adj. deserving scorn; hateful
Condescend: v. to assume a superior manner
Dissemble: v. to hide; to disguise
Imprudent: adj. unwise
Incredulous: adj. unbelieving; skeptical
Lament: v. to express sorrow or regret
Pompous: adj. pretentious; overly dignified

6. Chapters 25-38 Affability: n. friendliness Ardently: adv. passionately
Composure: n. calm state of mind
Discernment: n. perceptiveness
Indignation: n. anger at an injustice
Scruples: n. principles of right and wrong
Tumult: n. state of confusion or disorder

7. Chapters 39-50 Anguish: n. deep suffering or pain
Consolation: n. comfort; help for sorrow
Felicity: n. great happiness
Impetuous: adj. impulsive
Indolence: n. habit of laziness
Profligate: adj. recklessly wasteful; pleasure-seeking

8. Chapters 51-61 Alacrity: n. speed
Effusion: n. outpouring of words or feelings
Irrevocably: adv. in a manner impossible to reverse
Saucy: adj. teasingly or amusingly bold
Unabated: adj. maintaining full force