The Outsiders Vocab chapter 7-9 exercises

The way we dress and act like others shows us how much (falter, leery, grimace, conformity, agony) we live with.

Have you heard about the many (mimic, contemptuously, aghast, exploits, divert) of Alexander the Great in battle?

Getting wounded in battle might feel like (falter, leery, grimace, conformity, agony).

The boy was ashamed because the teacher saw him (mimic, contemptuously, aghast, exploits, divert) the teacher when he thought the teacher was not looking.

I was (falter, leery, grimace, conformity, agony) about the person I did not know because he looked dangerous.

When I saw the bloody clown face and heard it scream, I was quickly (mimic, contemptuously, aghast, exploits, divert).

Even experienced speakers can sometimes (falter, leery, grimace, conformity, agony) when they are nervous about speaking.

Drivers should not let their phones (mimic, contemptuously, aghast, exploits, divert) their attention while driving.

The woman stared (mimic, contemptuously, aghast, exploits, divert) at the man because she knew that he everything he said was a lie.

John made a (falter, leery, grimace, conformity, agony) when he felt the needle go into his skin.