WorksheetsCumulative Vocab. Review #2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
the act or process of resolving or dissolving into parts or elements
The ____ of their marriage resulted in both of them moving on with their separate lives.
The ____ of their marriage resulted in both of them moving on with their separate lives.
a)
aberration
b)
dissolution
c)
corrosive
2.
harmful or destructive; having the quality of eating away at something; caustic
She was shocked to find out that the ___ material that was eating away at her engine was put in by the mechanic!
She was shocked to find out that the ___ material that was eating away at her engine was put in by the mechanic!
a)
corrosive
b)
temporal
c)
tangible
3.
of the nature of the physical body, bodily, material, tangible
The boy became aware of his ___ self after awaking from his coma; he forgot what it felt like to wiggle his fingers and toes!
The boy became aware of his ___ self after awaking from his coma; he forgot what it felt like to wiggle his fingers and toes!
a)
frigid
b)
corrosive
c)
corporeal
4.
the quality or property of being persistent, stubborn, or obstinate
She was full of ____ when it came to her soccer career. She was not giving up till she mastered her penalty kicks.
She was full of ____ when it came to her soccer career. She was not giving up till she mastered her penalty kicks.
a)
aberration
b)
trepidation
c)
tenacity
5.
the act of deviating from the ordinary, usual, or normal type; deviation from truth or moral rectitude
Calvin felt like a/an _______ in his family. He did not seems to fit in anywhere!
Calvin felt like a/an _______ in his family. He did not seems to fit in anywhere!
a)
tangible
b)
aberration
c)
resilience
6.
boldly rude or disrespectful; contemptuously impertinent and insulting
Some of the students acted _____, and it upset their teachers greatly.
Some of the students acted _____, and it upset their teachers greatly.
a)
insolently
b)
temporal
c)
malignant
7.
disposed to cause harm, suffering, or distress deliberately; feeling or showing ill will or hatred
The Man with Red Eyes had a ____ nature; he wanted to cause others pain.
The Man with Red Eyes had a ____ nature; he wanted to cause others pain.
a)
corporeal
b)
insolent
c)
malignant
8.
capable of being touched; discernible by the touch; material or substantial
Meg felt so supported by the song of Aunt Beast that she believed her singing to be _____, something she could touch.
Meg felt so supported by the song of Aunt Beast that she believed her singing to be _____, something she could touch.
a)
frigid
b)
tangible
c)
deft
9.
the ability to recover readily from illness, depression, adversity, etc
Charles Wallace showed great ____ when he was able to survive being possessed by IT.
Charles Wallace showed great ____ when he was able to survive being possessed by IT.
a)
resilience
b)
dilapidated
c)
antagonistic
10.
abruptly, bluntly, roughly
The general spoke ____ with his troops before explaining their mission; he tried not to sugar coat things.
The general spoke ____ with his troops before explaining their mission; he tried not to sugar coat things.
a)
disillusion
b)
serenely
c)
brusquely
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