TMJOET Chapters 1-3

amazing, outstanding, incredible, not comething that you would normally see or experience; used to describe an extremely outstanding or unusual event of accomplishment

• agitated

• derogatory

• mortified

• miraculous

to act in a way that suggests that one considers onself better or superior to other people

• mortified

• miraculous

• condescend

• agitated

cause someoe to feel embarrassed, ashamed, or humilated

• mortified

• derogatory

• agitated

• miraculous

insulting; offensive; disrespectful; unkind; showing that. you have a low opinion of someone

• derogatory

• agitated

• miraculous

• mortified

troubled in the mind; disturbed and upset

• miraculous

• agitated

• derogatory

• condescend

Edward's journey is described as this:

• condescending

• derogatory

• miraculous

• agitated

Edward did not care for Abilene's parents and their _______ manner toward him. Only Abilene's grandmmother spoek to him as ABilene did, as one equal to another.

• condescending

• agitated

• miraculous

• mortified

Edward did not care at all for the word, bunny. He found it ______ in the extreme.

• derogatory

• agitated

• miraculous

• mortified

Edward was very ______ when the maid put him on the shelf with the dolls. He could not believe she would treat him like he was just another "doll."

• agitated

• miraculous

• derogatory

• condescend

I was ___________ when my teacher taught me cheating on my spelling test.

• mortified

• miraculous

• derogatory

• condescned