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WorksheetsVocabulary Lesson Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Total absence of the government; lack of order
a)
anarchy
b)
assimilate
c)
bizarre
d)
arraign
2.
To seize; arrest; to understand
a)
bizarre
b)
dissension
c)
apprehend
d)
calamity
3.
To bring before a court to face charges
a)
elapse
b)
anarchy
c)
arraign
d)
conspire
4.
To absorb into a population
a)
bizarre
b)
meticulous
c)
swelter
d)
assimilate
5.
Out of the ordinary; peculiar
a)
bizarre
b)
conspire
c)
elapse
d)
assimilate
6.
An event that causes great harm and suffering; a disaster
a)
conspiracy
b)
calamity
c)
apprehend
d)
swelter
7.
To plan together secretly; to join or act together
a)
dissension
b)
conspire
c)
shackle
d)
interrogate
8.
A difference in opinion; disagreement
a)
elapse
b)
apprehend
c)
imminent
d)
dissension
9.
Something that prevents free action
a)
interrogate
b)
meticulous
c)
shackle
d)
bizarre
10.
To pass or slip by (used with time)
a)
anarchy
b)
swelter
c)
elapse
d)
meticulous
11.
About to happen
a)
imminent
b)
lionize
c)
shackle
d)
elapse
12.
To ask questions of
a)
swelter
b)
interrogate
c)
bizarre
d)
apprehend
13.
Extremely careful and attentive to small details
a)
meticulous
b)
lionize
c)
calamity
d)
shackle
14.
To treat as a celebrity
a)
swelter
b)
lionize
c)
imminent
d)
arraign
15.
To suffer from or to be overcome by great heat
a)
swelter
b)
lionize
c)
shackle
d)
elapse
16.
The clouds rolling in made the rain seem _______.
a)
meticulous
b)
imminent
c)
elapsed
17.
Going for a swim is the best way to cool down on a _______ July day.
a)
sweltering
b)
imminent
c)
conspiracy
18.
Five years ________ before they saw their cousin again.
a)
interrogated
b)
conspired
c)
elapsed
19.
The students _______ the new information, then began to apply it.
a)
assimilated
b)
apprehended
c)
elapsed
20.
A joining with others to plan or carryout unlawful acts.
a)
conspiracy
b)
anarchy
c)
calamity
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