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WorksheetsBook 4: Vocabulary Lessons 4-6 Review
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
(adj.) of questionable authenticity, but widely believed
a)
apocryphal
b)
crepuscular
c)
internecine
d)
intrinsic
2.
(n.) a release of emotional tension
a)
catharsis
b)
kudos
c)
maxim
d)
putrid
3.
(adj.) pertaining to twilight
a)
crepuscular
b)
apocryphal
c)
sybaritic
d)
servile
4.
(adj.) effective; useful
a)
effecacious
b)
internecine
c)
crepuscular
d)
sybaritic
5.
(v.) to alienate
a)
estrange
b)
inundate
c)
revere
d)
servile
6.
(adj.) mutually destructive
a)
internecine
b)
intrinsic
c)
putrid
d)
crepuscular
7.
(adj.) relating to a thing's basic nature; inherent
a)
intrinsic
b)
internecine
c)
efficacious
d)
sybaritic
8.
(v.) to overwhelm; to fill beyond capacity
a)
inundate
b)
revere
c)
intrinsic
d)
apocryphal
9.
(n.) acclaim or praise
a)
kudos
b)
maxim
c)
catharsis
d)
internecine
10.
(n.) an established principle; a truth or rule of conduct
a)
maxim
b)
kudos
c)
intrinsic
d)
risible
11.
(adj.) rotten or foul smelling
a)
putrid
b)
servile
c)
risible
d)
crepuscular
12.
(v.) to regard with respect, awe, or adoration
a)
revere
b)
risible
c)
kudos
d)
servile
13.
(adj.) relating to laughter; laughable
a)
risible
b)
servile
c)
sybaritic
d)
catharsis
14.
(adj.) submissive; slavish
a)
servile
b)
sybaritic
c)
risible
d)
revere
15.
(adj.) luxurious; ostentatious
a)
sybaritic
b)
risible
c)
maxim
d)
efficacious
16.
(n.) alarming display or concern
a)
consternation
b)
anomaly
c)
preamble
d)
coterie
17.
(n.) a deviation from the norm; an odd or peculiar occurrence
a)
anomaly
b)
compendium
c)
plethora
d)
flippancy
18.
(adj.) harsh in tongue; bitterly critical
a)
vitriolic
b)
eidetic
c)
innocuous
d)
incongruous
19.
(n.) a preliminary statement; an introduction
a)
preamble
b)
coterie
c)
flippancy
d)
consternation
20.
(n.) a small group of people who share interests and meet frequently
a)
coterie
b)
fippancy
c)
compendium
d)
preamble
21.
(v.) to make amends for
a)
expiate
b)
comprise
c)
foist
d)
disconcert
22.
(n.) a list or collection of items
a)
compendium
b)
plethora
c)
preamble
d)
consternation
23.
(v.) to include or consist of
a)
comprise
b)
foist
c)
expiate
d)
disconcert
24.
pertaining to extraordinary detailed and vivid recall
a)
eidetic
b)
incongruous
c)
innocuous
d)
vitriolic
25.
(adj.) harmless
a)
innocuous
b)
incongruous
c)
vitriolic
d)
anomaly
26.
(v.) to pass off as genuine or valuable
a)
foist
b)
disconcert
c)
expiate
d)
flippancy
27.
(n.) an overabundance; excess
a)
plethora
b)
flippancy
c)
compendium
d)
coterie
28.
(n.) disrespect
a)
flippancy
b)
coterie
c)
consternation
d)
anomaly
29.
(adj.) incompatible; unsuitable for the situation
a)
incongruous
b)
innocuous
c)
vitriolic
d)
edietic
30.
(adj.) incompatible; unsuitable for the situation
a)
disconcert
b)
foist
c)
comprise
d)
expiate
31.
(n.) an accessory item or dress or equipment
a)
accoutrement
b)
antediluvian
c)
imbroglio
d)
peregrination
32.
(adj.) extremely old; antiquated
a)
antediuvian
b)
quotidian
c)
stringent
d)
sectarian
33.
(v.) to plan cleverly; to devise
a)
contrive
b)
prognosticate
c)
venerate
d)
peregrination
34.
(adj.) condescendingly proud; arrogant
a)
haughty
b)
hubris
c)
sanctimonious
d)
quotidian
35.
(n.) overbearing pride; arrogance
a)
hubris
b)
imbroglio
c)
haughty
d)
sectarian
36.
(n.) a difficult or embarrassing situation
a)
imbroglio
b)
peregrination
c)
quotidian
d)
antediluvian
37.
(n.) travel by walking
a)
peregrination
b)
platitude
c)
scullion
d)
accoutrement
38.
(n.) an obvious remark; a cliche
a)
platitude
b)
accoutrement
c)
hubris
d)
imbroglio
39.
(v.) to predict
a)
prognosticate
b)
contrive
c)
venerate
d)
peregrination
40.
(adj.) everyday; commonplace
a)
quotidian
b)
sanctimonious
c)
sectarian
d)
stringent
41.
(adj.) showing false piety or righteousness
a)
sanctimonious
b)
sectarian
c)
haughty
d)
stringent
42.
(n.) servant for menial tasks
a)
scullion
b)
peregrination
c)
imbroglio
d)
quotidian
43.
(adj.) narrowly confined to a particular group
a)
sectarian
b)
stringent
c)
quotidian
d)
accoutrement
44.
(adj.) restrictive; imposing demanding standards
a)
stringent
b)
sectarian
c)
sanctimonious
d)
haughty
45.
(v.) to respect or revere
a)
venerate
b)
prognosticate
c)
contrive
d)
platitude
46.
Root: ject (eject)
a)
throw
b)
sing
c)
to drag / to draw
d)
move
47.
Root: tract (tractor)
a)
to drag / to draw
b)
throw
c)
chant
d)
to move
48.
Prefix: con- (congregation)
a)
together
b)
down
c)
not
d)
toward
49.
Prefix: de- (decrease)
a)
down
b)
not
c)
in
d)
under
50.
Prefix: in- (insane)
a)
not
b)
forward
c)
behind
d)
down
51.
Prefix: pro- (proceed)
a)
forward
b)
in
c)
not
d)
down
52.
Root: cant (cantor)
a)
sing
b)
shout
c)
back
d)
walk
53.
Root: clam (clamor)
a)
shout
b)
sing
c)
toward
d)
carve
54.
Prefix: in-
a)
in / on / onto
b)
back
c)
forward
d)
down from
55.
Prefix: re- (rewind)
a)
back
b)
toward
c)
down from
d)
in / on / onto
56.
Prefix: ad- (advance)
a)
toward
b)
in / on / onto
c)
back
d)
under
57.
Prefix: de- (descend)
a)
down from
b)
back
c)
toward
d)
behind
58.
Suffix: -ment (excitement)
a)
result of
b)
sing
c)
one who
d)
study of
59.
Prefix: pre- (preview)
a)
before
b)
against
c)
together
d)
for
60.
Root: bene (benefactor)
a)
good / well
b)
best
c)
speech
d)
make
61.
Root: optim (optimal)
a)
best
b)
good / well
c)
against
d)
together
62.
Root: dict (diction)
a)
speech
b)
stone
c)
come
d)
strong / healthy
63.
Root: ven (convene)
a)
come
b)
speech
c)
best
d)
to push / to put
64.
Prefix: contra- (contradict)
a)
against
b)
together
c)
under
d)
before
65.
Prefix: con- (congregate)
a)
together
b)
against
c)
before
d)
good / well
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