WorksheetsFinal Vocab Review 12th Grade Mrs. Luckey
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A group of attendants; a retinue
a)
Histrionics
b)
Cortege
c)
Platitude
d)
Sepulcher
2.
To assign great social importance to; to treat as a celebrity
a)
Inveigh
b)
Estrange
c)
Lionize
d)
Ameliorate
3.
Tip or payment in addition to regular wages
a)
Panacea
b)
Coterie
c)
Perquisite
d)
Probity
4.
Carefree and lighthearted
a)
Benign
b)
Otiose
c)
Frenetic
d)
Blithe
5.
Extremely infectious or poisonous
a)
Interminable
b)
Virulent
c)
Pervasive
d)
Vitriolic
6.
A skilled manual worker; craftsperson
a)
Artisan
b)
Cortege
c)
Brigand
d)
Curmudgeon
7.
Relating to or resembling a monkey
a)
Simian
b)
Crepuscular
c)
Orotund
d)
Stygian
8.
A defensive wall or embankment
a)
Majordomo
b)
Bulwark
c)
Donnybrook
d)
Maxim
9.
To relieve; to alleviate
a)
Venerate
b)
Pander
c)
Prognosticate
d)
Allay
10.
To impress upon or teach someone by repetition
a)
Vitiate
b)
Depredate
c)
Reciprocate
d)
Rhapsodize
11.
Lazy
a)
Convoluted
b)
Indolent
c)
Timorous
d)
Puerile
12.
Childish and juvenile
a)
Puerile
b)
Corroborate
c)
Expurgate
d)
Entreat
13.
Wasteful; immoral
a)
Florid
b)
Risible
c)
Punctilious
d)
Profligate
14.
A deviation or error in manner or speech
a)
Solecism
b)
Nexus
c)
Recrimination
d)
Axiom
15.
Roughness or harshness; severity
a)
Asperity
b)
Moiety
c)
Largesse
d)
Compunction
16.
Disgusting; offensive to the senses
a)
Recalcitrant
b)
Tacit
c)
Eidetic
d)
Noisome
17.
To strengthen by adding evidence
a)
Depredate
b)
Inundate
c)
Inveigh
d)
Corroborate
18.
Displaying superiority; patronizing
a)
Condescending
b)
Assiduous
c)
Dilatory
d)
Discretionary
19.
An explanation or text; a critical interpretation
a)
Incantation
b)
Recrimination
c)
Exegesis
d)
Catharsis
20.
Relating to controversy or argument
a)
Disingenuous
b)
Perspicacious
c)
Culpable
d)
Polemical
21.
Relating to the governing of property or estate on behalf of others
a)
Coeval
b)
Veritable
c)
Fiduciary
d)
Hortatory
22.
Wildly excited
a)
Disingenuous
b)
Frenetic
c)
Rife
d)
Timorous
23.
Exaggerated emotional behavior
a)
Histrionics
b)
Flippancy
c)
Pander
d)
Estrange
24.
A large destructive fire
a)
Peregrination
b)
Plethora
c)
Conflagration
d)
Bulwark
25.
Encouraging; inciting
a)
Hortatory
b)
Indecorous
c)
Blithe
d)
Penultimate
26.
Useless; futile
a)
Tacit
b)
Otiose
c)
Benign
d)
Lurid
27.
Relating to ordinary people
a)
Recalcitrant
b)
Methodical
c)
Simian
d)
Demotic
28.
Facial features
a)
Histrionics
b)
Metamorphosis
c)
Kudos
d)
Physiognomy
29.
A medication of reduce or eliminate pain
a)
Analgesic
b)
Malaise
c)
Potentate
d)
Exegesis
30.
Rosy or red in color
a)
Florid
b)
Bellicose
c)
Risible
d)
Dilatory
31.
To exploit weaknesses of others; to cater to the vices of others
a)
Expiate
b)
Lionize
c)
Flummox
d)
Pander
32.
A person under the guidance or training of another
a)
Artisan
b)
Impresario
c)
Protégé
d)
Toady
33.
Tending to excite or stimulate
a)
Stringent
b)
Provocative
c)
Draconian
d)
Frangible
34.
An uneasiness caused by guilt; qualm
a)
Solecism
b)
Compunction
c)
Pulchritude
d)
Consternation
35.
Warlike in manner; inclined to fight
a)
Wont
b)
Dogged
c)
Bellicose
d)
Wizened
36.
An unnecessary, wasteful work or project
a)
Canard
b)
Boondoggle
c)
Imbroglio
d)
Accoutrement
37.
Calm and unemotional
a)
Overwrought
b)
Phlegmatic
c)
Timorous
d)
Simian
38.
Unruly; disruptive
a)
Churlish
b)
Fractious
c)
Benign
d)
Arable
39.
To make better
a)
Mar
b)
Debauch
c)
Implicate
d)
Ameliorate
40.
A person who flatters for personal gain
a)
Toady
b)
Potentate
c)
Bumpkin
d)
Majordomo
41.
A thin, attractive layer that conceals something common or coarse
a)
Umbrage
b)
Sophistry
c)
Veneer
d)
Protégé
42.
Offensive; repulsive
a)
Inimical
b)
Repugnant
c)
Putrid
d)
Churlish
43.
Generosity
a)
Pulchritude
b)
Largesse
c)
Camaraderie
d)
Turpitude
44.
Near death; about to die
a)
Antediluvian
b)
Moribund
c)
Putrid
d)
Apocryphal
45.
Unquestionable; beyond doubt
a)
Unimpeachable
b)
Contemptuous
c)
Puerile
d)
Inimical
46.
Unpleasant to the taste or mind
a)
Florid
b)
Punctilious
c)
Haughty
d)
Unpalatable
47.
Likely
a)
Livid
b)
Tacit
c)
Wont
d)
Voluble
48.
to involve or connect unfavorably
a)
allay
b)
corroborate
c)
implicate
d)
lionize
49.
to confuse; to perplex
a)
churlish
b)
implicate
c)
flummox
d)
demotic
50.
disgrace; extreme dishonor
a)
potentate
b)
opprobrium
c)
profligate
d)
putrid
51.
Tomb or burial chamber
a)
Plethora
b)
Sepulcher
c)
Impresario
d)
Brigand
52.
Chief butler or assistant
a)
Interlocutor
b)
Curmudgeon
c)
Toady
d)
Majordomo
53.
independence
a)
autonomy
b)
bellicose
c)
cortege
d)
largesse
54.
having ill-will; wishing harm; evil
a)
moribund
b)
moiety
c)
misanthrope
d)
malevolent
55.
left to one's own judgement
a)
autonomy
b)
condescending
c)
discretionary
d)
implicate
56.
feeling of offense; resentment
a)
umbrage
b)
solecism
c)
polemical
d)
lionize
57.
talkative
a)
simian
b)
umbrage
c)
virulent
d)
voluble
58.
Stubborn, ill-tempered person
a)
Majordomo
b)
Toady
c)
Curmudgeon
d)
Interlocutor
59.
one who hates or mistrusts humankind
a)
moribund
b)
moiety
c)
misanthrope
d)
malevolent
60.
a portion or part of something
a)
moribund
b)
moiety
c)
misanthrope
d)
malevolent
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