Troublemaker

A person who often causes trouble, especially by involving others in arguments or encouraging them to complain about people in authority - What is his personality

• workaholic

• killjoy

• troublemaker

• lazybone

fiend

• honest; unfeigned

• person with strong interest in something; troublemaker

• diligent; governed by sense of right and wrong

• adjusts to something; changes to meet requirements

• charming, but often insincere

What is the meaning of the word 'troublemaker'?

• A person who causes problems or disturbances

• A person who solves problems

• A person who avoids conflicts

• A person who is always happy

Which of the following is a synonym for 'troublemaker'?

• Peacemaker

• Instigator

• Mediator

• Reconciler

In the sentence 'The troublemaker was at it again, causing chaos in the classroom,' what role does 'troublemaker' play?

• Subject

• Verb

• Object

• Adjective

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the word 'troublemaker'.

• She was a troublemaker, always finding ways to help others.

• He was known as a troublemaker, often starting arguments.

• The troublemaker solved the problem quickly and efficiently.

• As a troublemaker, she was praised for her kindness.

What is the opposite of 'troublemaker'?

• Agitator

• Peacemaker

• Rebel

• Provocateur

Identify the part of speech for the word 'troublemaker' in the sentence: 'The troublemaker was expelled from school.'

• Noun

• Adjective

• Verb

• Adverb

Which of the following sentences best describes a 'troublemaker'?

• He always followed the rules and never questioned authority.

• She often disrupted class and encouraged others to do the same.

• He was known for his quiet and reserved nature.

• She was always the first to volunteer for community service.

In literature, a 'troublemaker' character is often used to:

• Create conflict and drive the plot

• Resolve conflicts peacefully

• Provide comic relief

• Serve as a mentor to the protagonist