WorksheetsV. 19-#21 English 1 Honors Review
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 28mins
Widespread fame or glory
An irresistible urge to steal, even when there is no need or motive to steal
incapable of being expressed
Lying down, especially in a position of comfort or rest; reclining
A powerful family or group of rulers that maintain its power
Pressing a dangerous situations as far as possible in order to win an advantage over an enemy
To prove wrong by argument or proof
A plant that lasts for several years; (adj.) Lasting a very long time, enduring
Something that causes pain, suffering or difficulty
Patient courage
Deserving reward or praise
The lowest balcony in a theater; A low story between the ground and first floor of a building
A strong point of a person; That which a person excels in
A clumsy or poor piece of work, a mess, a bungle; (v.) To ruin with clumsiness,
(v.) To falsely claim to be a certain thing, to claim
Part of Speech for Stricture
noun
verb
adjective
Part of Speech for Patina
noun
verb
ajdective
Part of speech for junta
noun
verb
adjective
Part of speech for influx
noun
verb
adjective
Part of Speech for Sedentary
noun
verb
adjective
Part of Speech for Conducive
noun
verb
adjective
Part of speech for Pinnacle
noun
verb
adjective
Part of speech for subversive
noun and verb
verb and adjective
adjective and noun
Part of speech for plaintive
noun
verb
adjective
Part of speech for Placebo
noun
verb
adjective
Part of speech for erroneous
noun
adjective
verb
Part of speech for Acumen
noun
verb
adjective
Part of speech for visage
noun
verb
adjective
Part of speech for piquant
noun
verb
adjective
Part of speech for Concurrent
adjective
noun
verb
They put a(n) _____ on the escaped criminal because it would stop him from running again.
Irrevocable
ineffable
stricture
pungent
Taking notes in class is _____ to helping study for the final.
Wunderkind
plaintive
meritorious
conducive
Forgetting to wear deodorant may cause a(n) _____ smell that could disrupt classes.
Malodorous
piquant
tantamount
stricture
The Statue of Liberty is green due to the _____ that formed over the copper skin.
patina
mollify
conducive
impasse
When asked to describe the painting, the artist said it was _____ to explain because it was beyond words.
conducive
influx
ineffable
fortitude
