WorksheetsVocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A secret or underhanded scheme; to plot, to arise the interest or curiosity of
a)
Facetious
b)
Intrigue
c)
Pulverize
d)
Cower
2.
Struck with terror and amazement; shocked
a)
Epitaph
b)
Disdain
c)
Ample
d)
Aghast
3.
Nearness or closeness
a)
Proximity
b)
Cower
c)
Prodigal
d)
Sequel
4.
Of or relating to standards or morality
a)
Prodigal
b)
Apparition
c)
Ethical
d)
Juisdiction
5.
To declare or state with force or confidence, to defend strongly.
a)
Assert
b)
Aghast
c)
Volatile
d)
Indiscriminate
6.
Appearing to be true, reasonable, or fair
a)
Plebeian
b)
Ethical
c)
Ample
d)
Plausible
7.
That which follows a result, a continuing story
a)
Prodigal
b)
Apparition
c)
Sequel
d)
Plebeian
8.
Not able to be heard
a)
Proximity
b)
Inaudible
c)
Volatile
d)
Facetious
9.
Lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike. To treat as beneath oneself with hatred, to treat with contempt
a)
Disdain
b)
Pulverize
c)
Indiscriminate
d)
Volatile
10.
Lawful power or right to exercise official authority
a)
Assert
b)
Cower
c)
Plebeian
d)
Jurisdiction
11.
A brief statement written on a tomb or gravestone
a)
Ethical
b)
Apparition
c)
Epitaph
d)
Plebeian
12.
To pound, crush, or grind into powder or dust
a)
Disdain
b)
Pulverize
c)
Ample
d)
Plausible
13.
Tending towards violence, explosive
a)
Volatile
b)
Cower
c)
Apparition
d)
Disdain
14.
Ghost or ghostly figure; an unexplained or unusual appearance
a)
Intrigue
b)
Apparition
c)
Epitaph
d)
Prodigal
15.
Humorous, not meant seriously, sarcastic
a)
Volatile
b)
Inaudible
c)
Cower
d)
Facetious
16.
A person who is wastfully extravagant, especially in the use of money or property
a)
Plebeian
b)
Cower
c)
Prodigal
d)
Epitaph
17.
Without a restraint or control; unselective
a)
Assert
b)
Indiscriminate
c)
Proximity
d)
Ethical
18.
More than sufficient to meet a need or a purpose, abundant
a)
Jurisdiction
b)
Plausible
c)
Ample
d)
Apparition
19.
A commoner, a member of the lower class; of or relating to the lower class, common and vulgar
a)
Plebeian
b)
Cower
c)
Prodigal
d)
Epitaph
20.
To crouch, as in fear or shame
a)
Intrigue
b)
Pulverize
c)
Cower
d)
Ample
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