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Book 4: Vocabulary Lessons 7-9 Review

Total questions: 62

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
(n.) a short account or an incident
a)
anecdote
b)
gibberish
c)
nexus
d)
livid
2.
(adj.) boorish or vulgar
a)
churlish
b)
coeval
c)
dilatory
d)
inimical
3.
(adj.) of the same time period
a)
coeval
b)
lurid
c)
incumbent
d)
inimical
4.
(adj.) convincing; reasonable
a)
cogent
b)
convoluted
c)
incumbent
d)
staid
5.
(adj.) complicated; intricate
a)
convoluted
b)
livid
c)
staid
d)
dilatory
6.
(adj.) tending to delay or procrastinate
a)
dilatory
b)
inimical
c)
lurid
d)
churlish
7.
(v.) to earnestly request or petition
a)
entreat
b)
promulgate
c)
livid
d)
coeval
8.
(n.) nonsense; unintelligible spech
a)
gibberish
b)
nexus
c)
anecdote
d)
cogent
9.
(adj.) obligatory; necessary
a)
incumbent
b)
inimical
c)
cogent
d)
coeval
10.
(adj.) unfriendly; hostile; injurious
a)
inimical
b)
lurid
c)
incumbent
d)
livid
11.
(adj.) extremely angry
a)
livid
b)
lurid
c)
staid
d)
inimical
12.
(adj.) shocking; explicit
a)
lurid
b)
livid
c)
churlish
d)
cogent
13.
(n.) a link, tie, or bond
a)
nexus
b)
gibberish
c)
anecdote
d)
cogent
14.
(v.) to announce; to make known
a)
promulgate
b)
entreat
c)
convoluted
d)
staid
15.
(adj.) showing dignity and often straitlaced propriety
a)
staid
b)
churlish
c)
dilatory
d)
coeval
16.
(adj.) dependent on luck or chance
a)
aleatory
b)
otiose
c)
puerile
d)
unimpeachable
17.
(v.) to relieve; to alleviate
a)
allay
b)
inveigh
c)
pander
d)
vitiate
18.
(v.) to make better; to improve
a)
ameliorate
b)
allay
c)
inveigh
d)
pander
19.
(n.) roughness or harshness; severity
a)
exegesis
b)
asperity
c)
renunciation
d)
vitiate
20.
(n.) an explanation of a text; a critical interpretation
a)
exegesis
b)
anecdote
c)
otiose
d)
puerile
21.
(v.) to disapprove angrily; to protest
a)
inveigh
b)
lionize
c)
pander
d)
vitiate
22.
(v.) to assign great social importance to, to treat as a celebrity
a)
lionize
b)
allay
c)
ameliorate
d)
vitiate
23.
(adj.) useless; futile
a)
otiose
b)
profligate
c)
puerile
d)
aleatory
24.
(v.) to exploit weaknesses of others; to cater to the vices of others
a)
pander
b)
vitiate
c)
ameliorate
d)
inveigh
25.
(adj.) wasteful and immoral
a)
profligate
b)
puerile
c)
umimpeachable
d)
otiose
26.
(adj.) childish; juvenile
a)
puerile
b)
recalcitrant
c)
otiose
d)
unimpeachable
27.
(adj.) stubbornly resistant; showing opposition
a)
recalcitrant
b)
puerile
c)
otiose
d)
aleatory
28.
(n.) rejection; refusal to acknowledge
a)
renunication
b)
exegesis
c)
asperity
d)
exegesis
29.
(adj.) unquestionable; beyond doubt
a)
unimpeachable
b)
profligate
c)
aleatory
d)
otiose
30.
(v.) to corrupt morally; to contaminate
a)
vitate
b)
pander
c)
inveigh
d)
lionize
31.
(adj.) beneficial; favorable
a)
benigh
b)
blithe
c)
culpable
d)
orotund
32.
(adj.) carefree and lighthearted
a)
blithe
b)
soporific
c)
pervasive
d)
indecorous
33.
(n.) an unsophisticated, awkward person
a)
bumpkin
b)
recrimination
c)
toady
d)
orotund
34.
(v.) to strengthen by adding evidence
a)
corroborate
b)
provacative
c)
penultimate
d)
frenetic
35.
(adj.) deserved blame or condemnation; guilty
a)
culpable
b)
frenetic
c)
indecorous
d)
soporific
36.
(adj.) wildly excited
a)
frenetic
b)
hortatory
c)
indecorous
d)
provocative
37.
(adj.) encouraging; inciting
a)
horatory
b)
benign
c)
soporific
d)
provocative
38.
(adj.) lacking good taste; improper
a)
indecorous
b)
orotund
c)
penultimate
d)
frenetic
39.
(adj.) full and rich in sound (in speech)
a)
orotund
b)
penultimate
c)
hortatory
d)
soporific
40.
(adj.) next to last
a)
penultimate
b)
pervasive
c)
benign
d)
indecorous
41.
(adj.) permeating; spreading throughout
a)
pervasive
b)
provocative
c)
hortatory
d)
culpable
42.
(adj.) tending to excite or stimulate
a)
provocative
b)
pervasive
c)
culpable
d)
blithe
43.
(n.) a counter accusation
a)
recrimination
b)
toady
c)
orotund
d)
corroborate
44.
(adj.) tending to induce sleep
a)
soporific
b)
frenetic
c)
orotund
d)
pervasive
45.
(n.) a person who flatters for personal gain
a)
toady
b)
orotund
c)
horatory
d)
bumpkin
46.

Roots: spir and hal (expire)

a)

to breathe

b)

nerve

c)

to be born

d)

to live

47.

Root: neur (neuroscience)

a)

nerve

b)

reason

c)

mind

d)

knowledge

48.

Prefix: con- (contingent)

a)

together

b)

out

c)

towards

d)

without

49.

Prefix: ex- (expatriate)

a)

out

b)

towards

c)

together

d)

below

50.

Prefix: a- (aver)

a)

towards

b)

out

c)

together

d)

in / into

51.

Suffix: -osis (hypnosis)

a)

sickness / condition / process

b)

to make

c)

result of

d)

becoming / growing

52.

Root: spec (spectator)

a)

look

b)

see

c)

hear

d)

know

53.

Roots: vid and vis

a)

see

b)

look

c)

hear

d)

know

54.

Root: aud (auditory)

a)

hear

b)

look

c)

see

d)

know

55.

Prefix: circum- (circumnavigate)

a)

around

b)

not / upon / against

c)

behind

d)

across

56.

Prefix: in- (inaudible)

a)

not / upon / against

b)

around

c)

under

d)

over

57.

Roots: nat and nasc (pre-natal)

a)

to be born

b)

to live

c)

to die

d)

to make

58.

Root: viv (revive)

a)

to live

b)

to die

c)

to make

d)

to tell

59.

Root: mort (mortuary)

a)

to die

b)

to be born

c)

to make

d)

to mourn

60.

Prefix: con- (congress)

a)

together

b)

before

c)

across

d)

above

61.

Prefix: pre- (precedent)

a)

before

b)

across

c)

around

d)

together

62.

Suffix: -fy (stupefy)

a)

to make

b)

relating to

c)

word

d)

pertaining to