Scarlet Letter Vocabulary #1-5

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The Scarlet Letter Vocabulary Challenge

Enhance your vocabulary while diving into the themes of Nathaniel Hawthorne's literary classic, The Scarlet Letter. This quiz will test your understanding of key words used in the text, providing you with valuable insights and definitions.

Five engaging multiple-choice questions
Descriptive vocabulary from The Scarlet Letter
Score and review your answers at the end

5 Questions1 MinutesCreated by ReadingRaven421

In which sentence is the word <infer> used correctly?

The scientist inferred that the change was chemical.

The scientist inferred another person to help him.

The scientist inferred that the leaves were green.

Scientists do not infer at all.

In which sentence is the word <inert> used correctly?

Hypercars are inert as they race through the course.

The active ingredient in toothpaste is extremely inert.

Athletes are especially inert as they're competing and proving their skills.

After Rohan obtained a flat tire on his automobile, it remained inert for the next two hours.

Scarlet Letter Vocabulary #1-5

The Scarlet Letter Vocabulary Challenge

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