The Outsiders 10-12 Vocab Practice

Halima began (flinching, acquitted, composition, corny, veered) when she heard about how painful the COVID test was.

My little brother had wild dreams and was (stupor, delirious, triumph, idolize, liable) because of his fever.

Fans often (stupor, delirious, triumph, idolize, liable) famous people.

The straight road (flinching, acquitted, composition, corny, veered) to the right when it reached the mountains.

Old people have a reason why they often tell (flinching, acquitted, composition, corny, veered) jokes.

Ahmed felt a sense of (stupor, delirious, triumph, idolize, liable) as he took first place in the competition.

After finishing the book, Ms. Emily said we will write a (flinching, acquitted, composition, corny, veered).

Sam did not want to be found guilty, so he paid a lot of money for a lawyer to help him get (flinching, acquitted, composition, corny, veered).

When Joe took too much pain medicine, he fell into a confused (stupor, delirious, triumph, idolize, liable).

If you try to walk after spinning around five times, you are (stupor, delirious, triumph, idolize, liable) to fall.