
The Tell-Tale Heart
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English
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8th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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4 Slides • 21 Questions
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Open Ended
After previewing The Tell-Tale Heart, what do you think might happen to the old man?
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Multiple Choice
Which picture best represents the definition?
Vex: to feel angry, annoyed, or extremely frustrated
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Multiple Choice
Acute means
something that is very pretty
something that is small
sharp; keen
It is an angle in math.
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Multiple Choice
This picture best represents audacity. What do you think that meaning of this word is?
bold, shameless, daring
cute and cuddly
afraid
shy
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Multiple Choice
Conceive means:
to understand something that is complex
to be happy all the time
There is no such word as conceive.
to think of
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Multiple Choice
Crevice is
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Multiple Choice
Which picture best represents derision?
Derision means to ridicule.
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Multiple Choice
Which picture best represent hypocritical?
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Multiple Choice
Which picture best represents stealthily?
Stealthily: cautiously; secretly
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Multiple Choice
Which picture best represents stifled?
stifled means smothered
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Multiple Choice
Vehemently: (v-him-mint-ly) means with intense emotion
Which picture best represents this vocabulary word?
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Multiple Choice
His nonstop talking about nothing would ____ a saint.
stifle
vex
conceive
audacity
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Multiple Choice
This picture is an example of a ___________.
crevice
a rock stuck between two mountains.
crevise
I have no idea.
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Multiple Choice
Both women _____ deny the charges against them.
vexed
stifled
derision
vehemently
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Multiple Choice
Which definition of acute do you think that we would use in ELA?
something that is pretty
to smother
sharp or keen
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Multiple Choice
He gave a snort of ________.
derision
snot
acute
I have no idea.
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Multiple Choice
He had the __________ to tell me that I was wrong, when in fact, I did give the correct answer.
vexed
vehemently
acute
audacity
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Multiple Choice
I cannot _________ that you are standing on my desk. You know that it is not save nor is it allowed.
conceive
audacity
acute
stifled
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Multiple Choice
The figure was always just ahead of him, crouched low but quick and _____
vehemently
vex
stealthy
crevice
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Multiple Choice
Of course I was wrong; it would be __________ to pretend otherwise.
audacity
vehemently
hypocritical
derision
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Multiple Choice
She _____ another yawn and tried very hard to look interested in the lesson.
stifled
acute
audacity
vexed
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