WorksheetsWeek 1- English 4 Honors
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Forced to live in a foreign land.
a)
Enbroil
b)
Detriment
c)
Exile
d)
Exhume
2.
The act of rising.
a)
Exhume
b)
Ascension
c)
Burnish
d)
Imagery
3.
Angry or violent difference of opinion.
a)
Dissention
b)
Compacent
c)
Embroil
d)
Ascribe
4.
Not/ Reverse of
a)
-Dom
b)
-Ness
c)
Super-
d)
Un-
5.
State/ Rank/ Condition
a)
-dom
b)
Super-
c)
Un-
d)
-ness
6.
Language that causes people to imagine pictures in their mind/ figurative language.
ex: His eyes darkened like the clouds gathering for a storm.
ex: His eyes darkened like the clouds gathering for a storm.
a)
Simile
b)
Metaphor
c)
Imagery
d)
Ascribe
7.
Smoking is an example of this to your health.
a)
Embroil
b)
Detriment
c)
Exhume
d)
Ascribe
8.
You do not want to do this to yourself when it comes to drama.
a)
Embroil
b)
Burnish
c)
Exile
d)
Abeyance
9.
Buying a year book is a good way to ____ your senior year.
a)
Ascribe
b)
Abeyance
c)
Exhume
d)
Commemorate
10.
Pleased or satisfied with oneself.
a)
Commemorate
b)
Complacent
c)
Dissention
d)
Abeyance
11.
To dig out of the earth (what has been buried).
a)
Exhume
b)
Abeyance
c)
Burnish
d)
Ascension
12.
To polish, to make brilliant or shiny.
a)
Exhume
b)
Detriment
c)
Burnish
d)
Imagery
13.
A state of suspension or temporary inaction. (A break, recess, time-out)
a)
Abeyance
b)
Commemorate
c)
Embroil
d)
Burnish
14.
To assign as a quality or attribute.
a)
Exile
b)
Abeyance
c)
Burnish
d)
Ascribe
15.
To worry or harass by ill temper and petty annoyances.
a)
Maudlin
b)
Omniscient
c)
Henpeck
d)
Guile
16.
Characterized by unlimited or infinite knowledge.
a)
Brilliant
b)
Omniscient
c)
Guile
d)
Maudlin
17.
Duplicity, cunning, misleading
a)
Guile
b)
Maudlin
c)
Famished
d)
Exhume
18.
Foolishly and tearfully affectionate. Over emotional, sentimental.
a)
Famished
b)
Omniscient
c)
Detriment
d)
Maudlin
19.
To suffer extremity of hunger or thirst.
a)
Famished
b)
Abeyance
c)
Embroil
d)
Ascribe
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