WorksheetsFinals Vocabulary Review
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Something impressive and frightening is
a)
benevolent
b)
formidable
c)
guile
d)
narcissistic
2.
If you are clever in a deceptive way you might have
a)
profusion
b)
sage
c)
guile
d)
contempt
3.
A large or impressive quantity
a)
sage
b)
assertive
c)
nostalgic
d)
prodigious
4.
A wise and knowledgeable person
a)
condescending
b)
insidious
c)
sage
d)
guile
5.
When you think about something thoughtfully and carefully you
a)
ponder
b)
formidable
c)
appalled
d)
condescending
6.
A large quantity or variety of something is a
a)
contempt
b)
profusion
c)
insidious
d)
narcissistic
7.
Shocked and disgusted
a)
insidious
b)
formidable
c)
impudence
d)
appalled
8.
Something dangerous and unpleasant gradually developing
a)
prodigious
b)
assertive
c)
insidious
d)
impudence
9.
rudeness and disrespect
a)
nostalgic
b)
narcissistic
c)
formidable
d)
impudence
10.
disdain, lack of respect
a)
contempt
b)
guile
c)
assertive
d)
nostalgic
11.
Stating needs and opinions clearly so others take notice
a)
insidious
b)
formidable
c)
narcissistic
d)
assertive
12.
kind and fair
a)
sage
b)
benevolent
c)
profusion
d)
nostalgic
13.
Having affectionate feelings for the past
a)
benevolent
b)
insidious
c)
contempt
d)
nostalgic
14.
acting superior to others
a)
guile
b)
profusion
c)
condescending
d)
assertive
15.
Self-absorbed and self-admiring
a)
assertive
b)
narcissistic
c)
nostalgic
d)
contempt
16.
Promising; of good omen; foreshadowing success
a)
Auspicious
b)
Auspicious
c)
Poignant
d)
Diplomatic
17.
Hints of future events through circumstances in the present.
a)
flashback
b)
foreshadowing
c)
personification
d)
symbol
18.
Remove; to mark for deletion
a)
Acquit
b)
Empathetic
c)
Expunge
d)
Squalid
19.
Fame for something wicked
a)
Ominous
b)
Squalid
c)
Temerity
d)
Notoriety
20.
Understood without words; unspoken
a)
Tacit
b)
Didactic
c)
Temerity
d)
Succinct
21.
Intended to teach; moralistic; instructive
a)
diplomatic
b)
empathetic
c)
ominous
d)
didactic
22.
Something that is itself and also stands for or represents something else.
a)
Hyperbole
b)
Symbol
c)
Metaphor
d)
Flashback
23.
Not softened in severity or intensity
a)
Squalid
b)
Furtive
c)
Auspicious
d)
Unmitigated
24.
Secretive; sneaky; clandestine; surreptitious; with stealth
a)
Acquit
b)
Ominous
c)
Furtive
d)
Expunge
25.
Tactful; without offending
a)
Diplomatic
b)
Didactic
c)
Temerity
d)
Tacit
26.
Expressed clearly and in few words; brief and concise
a)
Tacit
b)
Succinct
c)
Squalid
d)
Unmitigated
27.
Painfully sharp to the emotions
a)
Empathetic
b)
Squalid
c)
Poignant
d)
Notoriety
28.
The perspective from which a story is told
a)
Personification
b)
Symbol
c)
Foreshadowing
d)
Point of View
29.
Excessive boldness or rashness
a)
Notoriety
b)
Temerity
c)
Didactic
d)
Succinct
30.
Foreshadowing something unpleasant; foreboding
a)
Auspicious
b)
Empathetic
c)
Furtive
d)
Ominous
31.
Filthy, foul, unclean
a)
Squalid
b)
Succinct
c)
Ominous
d)
Furtive
32.
A character in the story tells the story
a)
First person point of view
b)
Objective point of view
c)
Third person limited point of view
d)
Second person point of view
33.
A figure of speech in which one thing is equated with something else.
a)
Symbol
b)
Simile
c)
Metaphor
d)
Personification
34.
A writer inserts past events
a)
Metaphor
b)
Foreshadowing
c)
Flashback
d)
Simile
35.
Sharing another’s feelings as if they were your own
a)
Diplomatic
b)
Poignant
c)
Tacit
d)
Empathetic
36.
Over-exaggeration
a)
Symbol
b)
Metaphor
c)
Hyperbole
d)
Flashback
37.
An outside narrator tells a story with more than one character’s inner thoughts and feelings.
a)
First person point of view
b)
Second person point of view
c)
Third person limited point of view
d)
Third person omniscient point of view
38.
Formally absolved of a crime; cleared; set free
a)
Notoriety
b)
Acquit
c)
Auspicious
d)
Succinct
39.
An outside narrator tells the story with only one character’s inner thoughts and feelings.
a)
First person point of view
b)
Second person point of view
c)
Third person limited point of view
d)
Third person omniscient point of view
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