WorksheetsVocab Final Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A government order preventing trade with another country
a)
embergo
b)
embargo
c)
junta
junta
junta
d)
jutna
2.
Without a way to communicate
a)
inncommunicado
b)
incomunicado
c)
incommunicado
d)
incommunicato
3.
An unskilled laborer or farm worker; a person low in a heirarchy; a person of low status
a)
peon
b)
peeon
c)
poen
d)
poem
4.
An enthusiastic fan or admirer
a)
afictionado
b)
afficionado
c)
aficionato
d)
aficionado
5.
False bravery; a boastful display of courage
a)
bravato
b)
bravery
c)
bravado
d)
bravedo
6.
A small fleet of boats or ships
a)
flotila
b)
flotilla
c)
tortilla
d)
foltilla
7.
A large estate or ranch; the main house of such a ranch
a)
hacienta
b)
hacienda
c)
haceinda
d)
hasienda
8.
A group of military leaders who seize and hold power over a country; a council or small governing body, especially in Central America and in South Africa
a)
peon
b)
gunta
c)
junto
d)
junta
9.
A small fault, often habitual
a)
idiosyncracy
b)
pecadilo
c)
peccadillo
d)
idiosyncrasy
10.
An outlaw, rebel, deserter, or traitor; abandoning a cause, group, or principle
a)
renegade
b)
renagade
c)
ranegade
d)
renedage
11.
Clever arguments that are misleading or incorrect
a)
red herring
b)
sophistry
c)
verbose
d)
cogent
12.
Logical and convincing; appealing to reason
a)
discourse
b)
sophistry
c)
verbose
d)
cogent
13.
Formal speech or writing; to speak or write formally, and at length
a)
sophistry
b)
cogent
c)
circumlocution
d)
discourse
14.
Low or inferior in quality
a)
mediocre
b)
legitimate
c)
base
d)
meritorious
15.
Lawful; proper and acceptable; genuine
a)
legitemate
b)
legitimite
c)
legitimate
d)
vigilante
16.
Harmless; not likely to offend anyone
a)
quaint
b)
orthodox
c)
trite
d)
innocuous
17.
Dull; ordinary; lacking in imagination and spirit
a)
quaint
b)
prosiac
c)
trite
d)
prosaic
18.
Showing unusually early development or maturity
a)
prodigy
b)
progidy
c)
percocious
d)
precocious
19.
Very skillful
a)
acme
b)
adept
c)
resourceful
d)
resourseful
20.
Having shrewd judgment; observant, clever, and cunning
a)
adept
b)
acme
c)
astute
d)
resourceful
21.
Sly intelligence; craftiness with the intention to deceive
a)
giule
b)
gulie
c)
guile
d)
gaile
22.
Beginning to exist or appear
a)
incipient
b)
insipient
c)
incepient
d)
incipeint
23.
To bring up a subject for discussion
a)
commence
b)
convene
c)
borach
d)
broach
24.
An intense or violent disaster or change
a)
pulverize
b)
eradication
c)
cataclysm
d)
blight
25.
To have a negative effect on; to ruin; something that ruins or greatly harms; a terrible condition, environment, or process
a)
bright
b)
bligte
c)
blight
d)
brite
26.
Calming or soothing; not spicy or irritating; lacking flavor; dull; plain to the point of being boring
a)
ravenous
b)
bland
c)
pungent
d)
pugnent
27.
Pleasing to the taste or smell; appetizing; flavorful; spicy or salty, but not sweet; morally good or satisfactory; respectable
a)
bland
b)
pungent
c)
simmer
d)
savory
28.
To criticize or express disapproval
a)
quibble
b)
critique
c)
reproach
d)
anathema
29.
Something or someone that is greatly hated and avoided
a)
anethema
b)
anathama
c)
anthema
d)
anathema
30.
To prove to be false or invalid; to deny the accuracy or truth of
a)
fallacy
b)
refute
c)
infer
d)
imply
31.
A person who speaks in defense of a person, an idea, or a position
a)
apologist
b)
nemesis
c)
anathema
d)
raconteur
32.
To run or move with short, hurried movements; to scurry
a)
quibble
b)
subside
c)
scutle
d)
scuttle
33.
To make impossible or unlikely; to prevent
a)
perclude
b)
preclude
c)
thwart
d)
scuttle
34.
Below the threshold of conscious thought; not detectable, but able to bring about a response
a)
sulbiminal
b)
myopia
c)
subliminal
d)
perceptive
35.
Excellent judgment and insight; skill in perceiving
a)
perceptive
b)
perspective
c)
discermnent
d)
discernment
36.
Jolly; filled with good cheer
a)
jovial
b)
jolly
c)
Santa
d)
Buddy the Elf
37.
To stimulate or urge into action; to spur
a)
glavanize
b)
galvinize
c)
galvanize
d)
galavize
38.
The informal, specialized vocabulary or expressions of a particular group
a)
jargon
b)
argot
c)
agrot
d)
jergon
39.
Everyday language, rather than literary language; the native language or dialect of a country, place, or group; commonly spoken by a region or group
a)
vernecular
b)
semantics
c)
varnacular
d)
vernacular
40.
To assemble formally; to come together officially
a)
debut
b)
generate
c)
confer
d)
convene
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