tkm, vocab.

1. Vocabulary –Grade 9
Lesson 15
Chap. 19-22
To Kill a
Mockingbird
By Harper Lee
http://soundbible.com/332-Mockingbird-Call.html
Mockingbird Call

2. Candid
Adjective
ˈkan-dəd
: expressing opinions and
feelings in an honest and
sincere way

3. Candid
: expressing opinions
and feelings in an
honest and sincere
way

4. Corroborative
verb
kə-ˈrä-bə-ˌrāt
: to support or help prove (a
statement, theory, etc.) by providing
information or evidence

5. Corroborative
: to support or help
prove (a
statement, theory,
etc.) by providing
information or
evidence

6. Cynical
adjective
ˈsi-ni-kəl
: Having or showing the attitude of
someone who has negative opinions
about other people and about the things
people do

7. Cynical
: Having or showing the attitude of someone
who has negative opinions about other people
and about the things people do
http://youtu.be/KXUNM-H-tp0
While watching this brief clip, decide which
character seems to be the most cynical.

8. Expunge
Verb
ik-ˈspənj
: to remove (something)
completely

9. Expunge
: to remove
(something)
completely

10. Fatalistic
Adjective
:Something that can be described
as being subject to fate
or inevitable predetermination.

11. Fatalistic
:Something that
can be described
as being
subject to fate
or inevitable
predetermination.

12. Impudent
Adjective
ˈim-pyə-dənt
: failing to show proper respect
and courtesy : very rude

13. Impudent
: failing to show proper respect and
courtesy : very rude

14. Indicted
verb
in-ˈdīt
: to formally decide that
someone should be put on trial
for a crime

15. Indicted
: to formally
decide that
someone
should be put
on trial for a
crime

16. Iota
Noun
ī-ˈō-tə
: a very small amount

17. Iota
: a very small
amount

18. Tacit
adjective
ˈta-sət
: expressed or understood without
being directly stated

19. Tacit
: expressed or
understood
without being
directly stated

20. Temerity
noun
tə-ˈmer-ə-tē
: the quality of being confident
and unafraid of danger or
punishment especially in a way
that seems rude or foolish

21. Temerity
: the quality of being
confident and unafraid
of danger or
punishment especially
in a way that seems
rude or foolish

22. Unmitigated
adjective ˌən-ˈmi-tə-ˌgā-təd
: complete and total

23. Unmitigated
: complete and
total

24. Volition
Noun
vō-ˈli-shən, və-
: the power to make your own
choices or decisions

25. Volition
: the power to
make your own
choices or
decisions