WorksheetsVocab Quiz #4
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 1hrs 26mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Extreme excess; a lot of
a)
Plethora
b)
Mundane
c)
Wary
d)
Penchant
2.
Chronologically misplaced (out of order)
a)
reclusive
b)
surreptitious
c)
divergent
d)
anachronistic
3.
mental attitude of lacking due respect
a)
garrulous
b)
querulous
c)
condescending
d)
irreverance
4.
Vindicate means:
a)
get revenge
b)
donate time or money to charity
c)
feel other's feelings
d)
get proof that you're right
5.
the act of restoring friendly relations; becoming friendly again after a dispute or falling out
a)
querulous
b)
inevitable
c)
reconciliation
d)
empathy
6.
Synonym for tactful
a)
superfluous
b)
prosaic
c)
considerate
d)
abdicate
7.
Tending to betray
a)
perfidious
b)
denigrate
c)
spurious
d)
hapless
8.
A message that departs from the main subject (getting off topic)
a)
anachronistic
b)
superfluous
c)
digression
d)
inevitable
9.
Synonym for divergent
a)
separate
b)
quickly
c)
hungry
d)
early
10.
Aggressive, fights easily; tough
a)
penchant
b)
pugnacious
c)
spurious
d)
nonchalant
11.
Synonym for abdicate
a)
tragic
b)
challenge
c)
surrender
d)
grateful
12.
Synonym for querulous
a)
happy
b)
complaining
c)
quickly
d)
urgent
13.
Lacking wit or imagination; plain
a)
prosaic
b)
querulous
c)
divergent
d)
amicable
14.
Withdrawn from society; seeking solitude
a)
reclusive
b)
surreptitious
c)
ostentatious
d)
superfluous
15.
having or showing a feeling of being superior or better than someone else
a)
empathy
b)
condescending
c)
tactful
d)
divergent
16.
doing something vulgar or obnoxious to impress other people or get attention; showing off
a)
anachronistic
b)
reclusive
c)
ostentatious
d)
tactful
17.
Synonym for friendly
a)
anachronistic
b)
amicable
c)
querulous
d)
divergent
18.
examine or inspect (look at) very closely
a)
abdicate
b)
scrutinize
c)
anachronistic
d)
reconcile
19.
Giving the appearance of being important
a)
pretentious
b)
empathetic
c)
reclusive
d)
divergent
20.
Putting someone down; making yourself seem superior to someone else
a)
condescending
b)
procrastinate
c)
prosaic
d)
superfluous
21.
Justifiable, excused
a)
pretentious
b)
extenuating
c)
condescending
d)
prosaic
22.
gives a lot of time or money to charitable organizations or people in need
a)
philanthropic
b)
superfluous
c)
pretentious
d)
garrulous
23.
talks a lot about nothing important
a)
philanthropic
b)
querulous
c)
garrulous
d)
tactful
24.
try to be like someone else, or do things the way someone else has done them
a)
garrulous
b)
philanthropic
c)
amicable
d)
emulate
25.
charge falsely, with malicious intent; accuse someone of something to try to hurt them
a)
denigrate
b)
abdicate
c)
emulate
d)
ostentatious
26.
Marked by quiet and caution and secrecy
a)
surreptitious
b)
ostentatious
c)
querulous
d)
superfluous
27.
Definition of philanthropic
a)
feeling what other people are feeling
b)
giving time or money to charity or people in need
c)
trying to be like someone else
d)
extreme feeling of joy
28.
Worried; uneasy
a)
wary
b)
emulate
c)
nonchalant
d)
garrulous
29.
Short-lived; only here temporarily
a)
empathetic
b)
ephemeral
c)
extenuating
d)
erryday
30.
Nonchalant means:
a)
dangerously excited
b)
casually calm and relaxed
c)
anxiously waiting
d)
extremely joyful
31.
To cancel officially
a)
Remiss
b)
Rescind
c)
Irreverence
d)
Extenuate
32.
Success, good fortune
a)
prosperity
b)
nonchalant
c)
empathy
d)
jubilation
33.
A strong liking
a)
opulent
b)
penchant
c)
spurious
d)
pugnacious
34.
Could be true, but isn't; plausible, but false
a)
penchant
b)
opulent
c)
spurious
d)
pugnacious
35.
showing very early mental development; talented, intelligent before one's time
a)
vindictive
b)
voracious
c)
incongruous
d)
precocious
36.
ordinary, common
a)
provovative
b)
mundane
c)
conditional
d)
adversity
37.
orator
a)
songbird
b)
speaker
c)
musical
d)
loyal
38.
to verify, confirm, provide supporting evidence
a)
spurious
b)
prosperity
c)
substantiate
d)
subtle
39.
Easily understood; transparently clear
a)
Perfidious
b)
Pellucid
c)
Philanthropic
d)
Pretentious
40.
Rich, wealthy
a)
opulent
b)
spurious
c)
philanthropic
d)
penchant
41.
A large, scholarly book
a)
Tome
b)
Teme
c)
Tame
d)
Tume
42.
Unfortunate; deserving pity
a)
spurious
b)
philanthropic
c)
hapless
d)
opulent
43.
Failing to do your duty
a)
Remiss
b)
Nonchalant
c)
Mundane
d)
Precocious
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