Vocabulary Quiz #4

Which of the following words means "a state of friendship and cordiality"?

• amity

• carouse

• churlish

• imperious

The law student knew he shouldn't ________ too much this weekend because he was going to take the bar exam on Monday.

• insinuate

• entreat

• carouse

• spurn

Which of the following is an appropriate synonym for felicity?

• anger

• happiness

• sadness

• friendship

The businessman was _______ after he was cut off in traffic yet again.

• havoc

• imperious

• felicity

• churlish

Which is a definition for havoc?

• wide and general devastation; destruction

• having a bad disposition; surly

• having or showing arrogant superiority to someone else

• to indirectly suggest something derogatory

Which word means "plainly seen, heard, or perceived"?

• churlish

• palpable

• awry

• lament

"How dare you _________ that I stole from you?" the angry woman shouted at her sister.

• imperious

• spurn

• insinuate

• havoc

Which is an appropriate synonym for "imperious"?

• subordinate

• shy

• angry

• arrogant

Which sentence uses awry corrrectly?

• The plane's course went awry after the pilot got lost in a storm.

• The model's awry talent agent always found him jobs regardless of the challenges.

• After waiting for hours in the terminal, the passenger's plane will finally awry.

• The football team's running back ran awry to find his perfectly-planned path through the defensive line.

Which is an appropriate synonym for clemency?

• pain

• hygiene

• mercy

• prudence