Well, shoot. For everyone who wasn't in AP Language so therefore do not know any tone words needed on the Lit test.
6634605724 | Acerbic | Acidic or biting in manner. | 0 | |
6634605725 | Admonishing | To warn gently but earnestly. | 1 | |
6634605726 | Ambivalent | Coexistence of opposing feelings towards something. | 2 | |
6634605727 | Anguished | Mental/emotional pain or torment. | 3 | |
6634605728 | Ardent | Passionate | 4 | |
6634605729 | Blithe | Carefree and lighthearted. | 5 | |
6634605730 | Candid | Free from prejudice, impartial | 6 | |
6634605731 | Celebratory | Happy | 7 | |
6634605732 | Conciliatory | To overcome the distrust of, appease, compromise | 8 | |
6634605733 | Contemplative | Pondering, questioning in mind. | 9 | |
6634605734 | Contrite | Repentant, penitent | 10 | |
6634605735 | Cynical | Believing the worst in people. | 11 | |
6634605736 | Defiant | Marked by bold resistance to authority or opposing force. | 12 | |
6634605737 | Desolate | Sparse, lonely, alone | 13 | |
6634605738 | Detached Diabolical | Fiendish, wicked, with absence of empathy and human emotion | 14 | |
6634605739 | Elegiac | A lament for the dead. | 15 | |
6634605740 | Embattled | Preparing for battle | 16 | |
6634605741 | Euphoric | Happy, extremely happy and relaxed, joyful | 17 | |
6634605742 | Expectant | Eagerly anticipating | 18 | |
6634605743 | Fatalistic | Submissive attitude | 19 | |
6634605744 | Impotent Rage | Intense rage and powerless | 20 | |
6634605745 | Indignant | Righteously angered at injustice. | 21 | |
6634605746 | Introspective | Deeply thoughtful about your own situation and feelings. | 22 | |
6634605747 | Ironic | using words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literal meaning/humorously sarcastic/mocking | 23 | |
6634605748 | Irreverent | Lack of due respect, especially around sacred things. | 24 | |
6634605749 | Lyrical | Like a song | 25 | |
6634605750 | Meditative | Relaxed, calm, in serenity, reflective | 26 | |
6634605751 | Melancholy | Thoughtful sadness. | 27 | |
6634605752 | Nostalgic | Reminiscing on what has happened, longing for the past. | 28 | |
6634605753 | Patronizing | Treat as an inferior. | 29 | |
6634605754 | Pedantic | Ostentatious display of learning; preachy | 30 | |
6634605755 | Pithy | Concise and full of meaning. | 31 | |
6634605756 | Poignant | Eloquent, emotionally moving. | 32 | |
6634605757 | Resigned | Acceptance of despair (different from content) | 33 | |
6634605758 | Reverent | Feelign/showing a profound respect or veneration. | 34 | |
6634605759 | Ribald | Bawdy, humorously vulgar. Campy, trashy. | 35 | |
6634605760 | Sagacious | Having/showing keen discernment. | 36 | |
6634605761 | Sepulchral | Funereal | 37 | |
6634605762 | Unrepentent | Not feeling guilty | 38 | |
6634605763 | Wry | Dry, sarcastic, mocking. | 39 | |
6634638343 | Bemused | Deeply thoughtful; perplexed or bewildered | 40 | |
6634640559 | Brusque | Rudely abrupt and blunt | 41 | |
6634640560 | Choleric | Quickly aroused to anger | 42 | |
6634647522 | Condescending | Assuming a tone of superiority and arrogance when addressing those considered inferior; patronizing | 43 | |
6634652035 | Derisive | Expressing contempt or ridicule; mocking | 44 | |
6634652036 | Didactic | Excessively instructive in tone; re: poetry- intended to teach, especially morality | 45 | |
6634658850 | Ebullient | Joyously unrestrained | 46 | |
6634658851 | Facetious | Bantering or cleverly amusing in tone; treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor | 47 | |
6634670130 | Imperious | Disdainful, showing arrogant superiority; from imperial: befitting a supreme ruler | 48 | |
6634670131 | Impetuous | Rashly impulsive | 49 | |
6634680435 | Laudatory | Full of or giving praise | 50 | |
6634686563 | Ominous | Threatening or foreshadowing evil or tragic developments | 51 | |
6634693428 | Sanguine | Confidently optimistic or cheerful; from Latin "sanguis" for blood | 52 | |
6634693429 | Laconic | (John Grady) concise, terse, succinct, pithy, very brief in statement or expression. From Lakonia, a district around Sparta who were known for being people of action and few words. | 53 | |
6634698554 | Stoic | (John Grady) Seeming unaffected by pleasure or pain; tough; impassive; "stoic courage"; "a stoical sufferer" | 54 | |
6634713030 | Solicitous | Showing hovering attentiveness, anxiety, or concern. Think: a "helicopter parent" | 55 | |
6634713031 | Stolid | Emotionlessness: apathy demonstrated by an absence of emotional reactions | 56 | |
6634718858 | Vitriolic | Bitterly scathing | 57 | |
6634844452 | Pompous | Arrogance | 58 | |
6634863037 | Uncompromising | (Okonkwo) Unbending, impervious to change | 59 | |
6634879289 | Naive | (every European woman in the late 1800's according to Marlow #yesallwomen) showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment. | 60 | |
6645894851 | Satiric | using a tone of satire: the use of irony, sarcasm, ridicule, or the like, in exposing, denouncing, or deriding human vice or folly. Think A Modest Proposal, The Onion, etc... | 61 |