WorksheetsFinal Review, Take 2
Total questions: 97
Worksheet time: 24mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
loathsome; disagreeable
a)
Abominable
b)
Flagrant
c)
Fulminate
d)
Sopor
2.
something disgustingly offensive
a)
Abomination
b)
Requiem
c)
Illustrative
d)
Extant
3.
to agree, often at the urging of another
a)
Accede
b)
Verdant
c)
Exertion
d)
Consummate
4.
artificial; acquired
a)
Adventitious
b)
Liaison
c)
Consummate
d)
Pejorative
5.
one that precedes another
a)
Antecedent
b)
Elegiac
c)
Verdant
d)
Detritus
6.
to fill with horror or disapproval
a)
Appall
b)
Phraseology
c)
truncate
d)
Plaintive
7.
to discover; find out
a)
Ascertain
b)
Monotonous
c)
Truncate
d)
Fortuitous
8.
something declared or stated positively
a)
Assertion
b)
Preferential
c)
Ascertain
d)
Trenchant
9.
followed by favorable circumstances
a)
Auspicious
b)
Plaintive
c)
Monotonous
d)
Candid
10.
of or related to a wild celebration
a)
Bacchic
b)
Static
c)
semantic
d)
Fortuity
11.
to discuss in too much detail
a)
Belabor
b)
candid
c)
candor
d)
Entity
12.
open and sincere
a)
Candid
b)
Somnolent
c)
Fortuitous
d)
Ligature
13.
frankness or sincerity of expression; openness
a)
Candor
b)
Nexus
c)
Semantic
d)
Summation
14.
covering a broad range; universal
a)
Catholic
b)
Fortuitous
c)
Static
d)
Vulgar
15.
certainty; inveitability
a)
Certitude
b)
Importune
c)
quintessential
d)
Negligent
16.
roundabout or lengthy
a)
Circuitous
b)
Stanch
c)
Fete
d)
Requiem
17.
perfect or ideal; especially in skill or accomplishment
a)
Consummate
b)
Languor
c)
Certitude
d)
Flamboyant
18.
to violate or go against
a)
Contravene
b)
Monotone
c)
Lethargy
d)
Opulent
19.
intend for a specific end or purpose
a)
Destine
b)
Fulminate
c)
Flamboyant
d)
Antecedent
20.
debris; junk
a)
Detritus
b)
Peccant
c)
Abominable
d)
Exertion
21.
to upset and confuse
a)
Disconcert
b)
Fortuity
c)
Candid
d)
Catholic
22.
a formal and long paper, written for a degree at a university or college
a)
Dissertation
b)
quintessential
c)
Incense
d)
Nexus
23.
improvement or enlightenment
a)
Edification
b)
Opulent
c)
Inflammatory
d)
Candor
24.
mourning that which is lost or past; sorrowful
a)
Elegiac
b)
Dissertation
c)
Importunate
d)
Accede
25.
a being
a)
Entity
b)
Essence
c)
Trenchant
d)
Disconcert
26.
the most important ingredient; the crucial element
a)
Essence
b)
Abomination
c)
Summation
d)
Holistic
27.
the use of power and of strength
a)
Exertion
b)
Entity
c)
Stasis
d)
Somnolent
28.
still in existence; not destroyed
a)
Extant
b)
Pejorative
c)
Totality
d)
Belabor
29.
to honor with a banquet or feast
a)
Fete
b)
Ligature
c)
Restive
d)
Inflammatory
30.
noticeable bad or offensive
a)
Flagrant
b)
Auspicious
c)
Antecedent
d)
Rudimentary
31.
intended to attract attention; showy
a)
Flamboyant
b)
Sedition
c)
Fortuity
d)
rudiementary
32.
happening by a lucky accident or change, fortunate
a)
Fortuitous
b)
Catholic
c)
Gesticulate
d)
Liaison
33.
chance or accident
a)
Fortuity
b)
Luster
c)
Stanch
d)
Flagrant
34.
to attack with words; denounce
a)
Fulminate
b)
Malign
c)
Peccant
d)
Jocose
35.
to make gestures for emphasis
a)
Gesticulate
b)
Importunate
c)
Viridity
d)
Monotonous
36.
the common people; the masses
a)
Hoi polloi
b)
Inflammatory
c)
Sedition
d)
Edification
37.
concerning the whole rather than the parts
a)
Holistic
b)
Viridity
c)
Plaintive
d)
Phraseology
38.
descriptive; representative
a)
Illustrative
b)
Propitious
c)
Peccadillo
d)
Lethargy
39.
to cause to diminish; as in strength, value or quality
a)
Impair
b)
Modus operandi
c)
Dissertation
d)
Rapport
40.
having no flaws
a)
Impeccable
b)
Summation
c)
Negligent
d)
Importunate
41.
extremly demanding; insistent
a)
Importunate
b)
Gesticulate
c)
Edification
d)
Modus operandi
42.
to urge to bed without end
a)
Importune
b)
Stasis
c)
Pejorative
d)
Languor
43.
to infuriate; to make passionately angry
a)
Incense
b)
Exertion
c)
Somnolent
d)
Staunch
44.
arousing anger or strong emotion
a)
Inflammatory
b)
Extant
c)
Appall
d)
Adventitious
45.
cheerful; merry
a)
Jocose
b)
Plaint
c)
Parcel
d)
Luster
46.
lacking energy; weak
a)
Languid
b)
Restive
c)
Modus operandi
d)
Abominable
47.
lack of physical or mental energy
a)
Languor
b)
Destine
c)
Verdure
d)
Obligatory
48.
a state of sluggishness, inactivity, and apathy
a)
Lethargy
b)
Ascertain
c)
Hoi polloi
d)
Abomination
49.
intermediary; go-between
a)
Liaison
b)
Mollify
c)
Obligatory
d)
Pallor
50.
a binding or joining
a)
Ligature
b)
Soporific
c)
Candor
d)
Dissertation
51.
brilliance, brightness
a)
Luster
b)
Accede
c)
Soporific
d)
Stanch
52.
to speak of maliciously, insult
a)
vulgar
b)
Malinger
c)
Assertion
d)
Malign
53.
to pretend to be sick in order to avoid something
a)
Malinger
b)
Circuitous
c)
Vulgar
d)
Impair
54.
manner of working
a)
Modus operandi
b)
Abominable
c)
Accede
d)
Impeccable
55.
to soothe the feelings of
a)
Mollify
b)
Candid
c)
Ligature
d)
semantic
56.
sameness of sound, style, manner or color
a)
Monotone
b)
Semantic
c)
Languor
d)
Parcel
57.
unvarying; lacking in variety
a)
Monotonous
b)
Trenchant
c)
Flagrant
d)
Preferential
58.
not properly attentive
a)
Negligent
b)
Impair
c)
Pallor
d)
Restive
59.
unimportant, insignificant
a)
Negligible
b)
Vulgar
c)
Rapport
d)
Verdure
60.
the core or center
a)
Nexus
b)
Edification
c)
Opulent
d)
quintessential
61.
expected or required
a)
Obligatory
b)
Incense
c)
Impeccable
d)
Certitude
62.
possessing or exhibiting great wealth; affluent
a)
Opulent
b)
Parcel
c)
Luster
d)
Contravene
63.
lacking color; dull
a)
Pallid
b)
Bacchic
c)
Jocose
d)
Fulminate
64.
extreme or unnatural paleness
a)
Pallor
b)
Holistic
c)
Plaint
d)
Illustrative
65.
to divide into parts and distribute
a)
Parcel
b)
Impeccable
c)
Essence
d)
Verdant
66.
to examine or analyze
a)
Parse
b)
illustrative
c)
Impair
d)
Importune
67.
a small sin or fault
a)
Peccadillo
b)
Illustrative
c)
Mollify
d)
Pallid
68.
violating a moral law; sinful
a)
Peccant
b)
Staunch
c)
Destine
d)
Fete
69.
negative and critical; insulting
a)
Pejorative
b)
Negligent
c)
Catholic
d)
Incense
70.
the way in which something is expressed; style
a)
Phraseology
b)
Verdure
c)
Contravene
d)
Essence
71.
a lament or complaint
a)
Plaint
b)
Totality
c)
Nexus
d)
Malinger
72.
sorrowful; expressing or evoking mourning or sadness
a)
Plaintive
b)
Hoi polloi
c)
Negligible
d)
Circuitous
73.
giving or showing an advantage to one over another
a)
Preferential
b)
Contravene
c)
Sopor
d)
Viridity
74.
lucky; favorable
a)
Propitious
b)
Lethargy
c)
Pallid
d)
Monotone
75.
most typical, ideal or important
a)
quintessential
b)
Candor
c)
Languid
d)
Propitious
76.
a positive relationship
a)
Rapport
b)
Appall
c)
Rudimentary
d)
Negligible
77.
a song or relgious service for the dead or lost
a)
Requiem
b)
Rapport
c)
Entity
d)
Semantic
78.
resisting authority; difficult to control
a)
Restive
b)
Negligible
c)
Belabor
d)
Parse
79.
undeveloped
a)
Rudimentary
b)
Obligatory
c)
Propitious
d)
Totality
80.
act or practice aimed at undermining authority; rebellion
a)
Sedition
b)
Sopor
c)
Malinger
d)
Assertion
81.
having to do with the meaning of words or language
a)
Semantic
b)
Adventitious
c)
Liaison
d)
Peccant
82.
a literary or dramatic speech spoken by a solitary character
a)
Soliloquy
b)
Jocose
c)
Extant
d)
Static
83.
drowsy; sleepy
a)
Somnolent
b)
Fete
c)
Detritus
d)
Plaint
84.
sleep; drowsiness
a)
Sopor
b)
Detritus
c)
Auspicious
d)
Soliloquy
85.
causing sleep or fatigue
a)
Soporific
b)
Flamboyant
c)
Requiem
d)
Gesticulate
86.
to stop the flow of
a)
Stanch
b)
Languid
c)
Circuitous
d)
Appall
87.
condition in which there is no change
a)
Stasis
b)
Truncate
c)
Abomination
d)
Hoi polloi
88.
having no motion or change
a)
Static
b)
Pallor
c)
Holistic
d)
Languid
89.
firm and steadfast
a)
Staunch
b)
Peccadillo
c)
certitude
d)
Bacchic
90.
accumulation; total result
a)
Summation
b)
Certitude
c)
Elegiac
d)
Truncate
91.
completeness
a)
Totality
b)
Disconcert
c)
Monotone
d)
Elegiac
92.
sharply effective or insightful
a)
Trenchant
b)
Consummate
c)
Phraseology
d)
Auspicious
93.
to cut short in the middle
a)
Truncate
b)
Antecedent
c)
Soliloquy
d)
Peccadillo
94.
green; lush with vegetation
a)
Verdant
b)
Rudimentary
c)
Disconcert
d)
Destine
95.
greenery; fresh and ripe vegetation
a)
Verdure
b)
Pallid
c)
Malign
d)
Stasis
96.
lack of experience; innocence
a)
Viridity
b)
Assertion
c)
Importune
d)
Soporific
97.
of the common people
a)
Vulgar
b)
Soliloquy
c)
Adventitious
d)
Ascertain
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