Vocabulary Mastery 12-16 Review

Which description is closest in meaning to the vocabulary word exult?

• to shrink or draw back involuntarily as from pain

• to rejoice; to be joyful

• the state of being forgotten

Which description is closest in meaning to the vocabulary word wince?

• to shrink or draw back involuntarily as from pain

• beat severely with a rod or whip

• involving the internal affairs of a city or town

Which description is closest in meaning to the vocabulary word oblivion?

• the state of being forgotten

• involving the internal affairs of a city or town

• to shrink or draw back involuntarily as from pain

Which description is closest in meaning to the vocabulary word municipal?

• to rejoice; to be joyful

• involving the internal affairs of a city or town

• the state of being forgotten

Which description is closest in meaning to the vocabulary word flog?

• beat severely with a rod or whip

• to shrink or draw back involuntarily as from pain

• to rejoice; to be joyful

Which description is closest in meaning to the vocabulary word impact?

• forceful contact or collision

• to grumble at; to envy someone’s possessions

• a succession of rulers of the same line or family

Which description is closest in meaning to the vocabulary word impersonation?

• to grumble at; to envy someone’s possessions

• the act of pretending to be another person

• forceful contact or collision

Which description is closest in meaning to the vocabulary word inkling?

• a hint; a slight knowledge or vague idea

• a succession of rulers of the same line or family

• to grumble at; to envy someone’s possessions

Which description is closest in meaning to the vocabulary word begrudge?

• to grumble at; to envy someone’s possessions

• a hint; a slight knowledge or vague idea

• forceful contact or collision

Which description is closest in meaning to the vocabulary word dynasty?

• a succession of rulers of the same line or family

• a forceful contact or collision

• to grumble at; to envy someone’s possessions