WorksheetsVocabulary Quiz Brian's Hunt
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 27mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Refraction
a)
To crush something into powder
b)
A change in the direction of light or sound.
c)
The act of providing something that someone needs now or will need for the future.
d)
Very great,
2.
Saturation
a)
Man who is often behaving in a slightly bad or dishonest way but whom people still like
b)
A change in the direction of light or sound.
c)
To crush something into powder
d)
full, to make something completely wet.
3.
Stout
a)
A position in which you stand, especially when playing a sport
b)
A drawing or cutout of the outline of an object filled in with black
c)
brave and determined
d)
Being clear and free of storms, calm
4.
Hulking
a)
The state of being grateful or thankful.
b)
a grappling hook or anchor
c)
Massive
d)
The distance around the middle of something.
5.
Stance
a)
A drawing or cutout of the outline of an object filled in with black
b)
A position in which you stand, especially when playing a sport
c)
Being clear and free of storms, calm
d)
full, to make something completely wet.
6.
Dubious
a)
Clearly different or separate.
b)
A strong feeling of disappointment and worry
c)
Not sure whether something is good or true
d)
to break or decompose
7.
Meticulous
a)
To move in a slow relaxed way,not in any particular direction.
b)
A wound done by scratching and tearing.
c)
Very careful about details, and always trying to do things correctly.
d)
Extremely silly or crazy
8.
Covert
a)
An idea of how something is, or how something should be done .
b)
agreement, acceptance, approval
c)
Secret or hidden
d)
Angry disagreement between people, groups, countries.
9.
Winced
a)
Careful and worried about danger or problems.
b)
Almost, completely, entirely
c)
The main bad character in a movie, play, or story.
d)
To suddenly change the expression on your face when you see or remember something painful or embarrassing.
10.
Villain
a)
To accept something even though you do not like it.
b)
Always willing to obey someone and never disagreeing with him/her.
c)
The main bad character in a movie, play, or story.
d)
brave and determined
11.
Mukluks
a)
Very careful about details, and always trying to do things correctly.
b)
An Eskimo boot of sealskin or reindeer skin worn to stay warm.
c)
To move in a slow relaxed way,not in any particular direction.
d)
A wound done by scratching and tearing.
12.
Nimbly
a)
quick, agile person
b)
An Eskimo boot of sealskin or reindeer skin worn to stay warm.
c)
Very careful about details, and always trying to do things correctly.
d)
To move in a slow relaxed way,not in any particular direction.
13.
Diminish
a)
Secret or hidden
b)
An idea of how something is, or how something should be done .
c)
agreement, acceptance, approval
d)
Make or become less.
14.
Conflict
a)
Knowledgeable, well qualified.
b)
Angry disagreement between people, groups, countries.
c)
To criticize or punish someone.
d)
An animal that eats meat.
15.
Concept
a)
agreement, acceptance, approval
b)
Angry disagreement between people, groups, countries.
c)
Knowledgeable, well qualified.
d)
An idea of how something is, or how something should be done .
16.
Carnivore
a)
very bad; awful.
b)
Behaving in an angry or violent way
c)
An animal that eats meat.
d)
To suddenly change the expression on your face when you see or remember something painful or embarrassing.
17.
Submissive
a)
Always willing to obey someone and never disagreeing with him/her.
b)
Being clear and free of storms, calm
c)
A position in which you stand, especially when playing a sport
d)
A drawing or cutout of the outline of an object filled in with black
18.
Aggressive
a)
To suddenly change the expression on your face when you see or remember something painful or embarrassing.
b)
Careful and worried about danger or problems.
c)
Behaving in an angry or violent way
d)
Almost, completely, entirely
19.
Appalling
a)
Behaving in an angry or violent way
b)
Careful and worried about danger or problems.
c)
To suddenly change the expression on your face when you see or remember something painful or embarrassing.
d)
very bad; awful.
20.
Implicitly
a)
Lack of knowledge or information about somethings.
b)
Clean and likely to prevent (stop) diseases from spreading.
c)
Understood though not directly stated
d)
The brown or black organic portion of soil formed by partial decomposition of plant or animal matter.
21.
Distinct
a)
A strong feeling of disappointment and worry
b)
Clearly different or separate.
c)
to break or decompose
d)
Disagreeing
22.
Edifying
a)
Not sure whether something is good or true
b)
Clearly different or separate.
c)
A strong feeling of disappointment and worry
d)
To instruct and improve especially by good example. �
23.
Loon
a)
Much greater (larger) than is reasonable
b)
Extremely silly or crazy
c)
To make someone suffer something bad
d)
Understood though not directly stated
24.
Meandering
a)
A wound done by scratching and tearing.
b)
Extremely silly or crazy
c)
Much greater (larger) than is reasonable
d)
To move in a slow relaxed way,not in any particular direction.
25.
Silhouette
a)
Being clear and free of storms, calm
b)
full, to make something completely wet.
c)
Man who is often behaving in a slightly bad or dishonest way but whom people still like
d)
A drawing or cutout of the outline of an object filled in with black
26.
Consent
a)
Angry disagreement between people, groups, countries.
b)
Knowledgeable, well qualified.
c)
agreement, acceptance, approval
d)
To criticize or punish someone.
27.
Serene
a)
full, to make something completely wet.
b)
Man who is often behaving in a slightly bad or dishonest way but whom people still like
c)
Being clear and free of storms, calm
d)
A change in the direction of light or sound.
28.
Hygienic
a)
The brown or black organic portion of soil formed by partial decomposition of plant or animal matter.
b)
Massive
c)
Clean and likely to prevent (stop) diseases from spreading.
d)
The state of being grateful or thankful.
29.
Mauled
a)
Extremely silly or crazy
b)
Much greater (larger) than is reasonable
c)
A wound done by scratching and tearing.
d)
To make someone suffer something bad
30.
Evade
a)
To instruct and improve especially by good example. �
b)
Not sure whether something is good or true
c)
To avoid doing something you should do
d)
Clearly different or separate.
31.
Offensive
a)
Very well-known person
b)
quick, agile person
c)
Used or intended for attacking
d)
An Eskimo boot of sealskin or reindeer skin worn to stay warm.
32.
Discordant
a)
Make or become less.
b)
Secret or hidden
c)
Disagreeing
d)
An idea of how something is, or how something should be done .
33.
Provisions
a)
Very great,
b)
The act of providing something that someone needs now or will need for the future.
c)
Continuing, existing, or acting for a long or longer than usual time.
d)
Used or intended for attacking
34.
Pulverizing
a)
To crush something into powder
b)
The act of providing something that someone needs now or will need for the future.
c)
Very great,
d)
Continuing, existing, or acting for a long or longer than usual time.
35.
Ignorance
a)
Clean and likely to prevent (stop) diseases from spreading.
b)
The brown or black organic portion of soil formed by partial decomposition of plant or animal matter.
c)
Massive
d)
Lack of knowledge or information about somethings.
36.
Girth
a)
a sudden expression of anger or excitement among a large group of people.
b)
The distance around the middle of something.
c)
An achievement that requires great courage, skill, or strength.
d)
To avoid doing something you should do
37.
Grapnel
a)
a grappling hook or anchor
b)
The distance around the middle of something.
c)
a sudden expression of anger or excitement among a large group of people.
d)
An achievement that requires great courage, skill, or strength.
38.
Wary
a)
Almost, completely, entirely
b)
The main bad character in a movie, play, or story.
c)
Careful and worried about danger or problems.
d)
To accept something even though you do not like it.
39.
Gratitude
a)
a grappling hook or anchor
b)
The state of being grateful or thankful.
c)
The distance around the middle of something.
d)
a sudden expression of anger or excitement among a large group of people.
40.
Humus
a)
Massive
b)
The state of being grateful or thankful.
c)
a grappling hook or anchor
d)
The brown or black organic portion of soil formed by partial decomposition of plant or animal matter.
41.
Tolerate
a)
Always willing to obey someone and never disagreeing with him/her.
b)
To accept something even though you do not like it.
c)
brave and determined
d)
A position in which you stand, especially when playing a sport
42.
Virtually
a)
The main bad character in a movie, play, or story.
b)
To accept something even though you do not like it.
c)
Always willing to obey someone and never disagreeing with him/her.
d)
Almost, completely, entirely
43.
Furor
a)
An achievement that requires great courage, skill, or strength.
b)
To avoid doing something you should do
c)
a sudden expression of anger or excitement among a large group of people.
d)
To instruct and improve especially by good example. �
44.
Disintegrate
a)
Disagreeing
b)
to break or decompose
c)
Make or become less.
d)
Secret or hidden
45.
Dismay
a)
A strong feeling of disappointment and worry
b)
to break or decompose
c)
Disagreeing
d)
Make or become less.
46.
Chasting
a)
An animal that eats meat.
b)
To criticize or punish someone.
c)
very bad; awful.
d)
Behaving in an angry or violent way
47.
Competent
a)
Knowledgeable, well qualified.
b)
To criticize or punish someone.
c)
An animal that eats meat.
d)
very bad; awful.
48.
Rogue
a)
A change in the direction of light or sound.
b)
To crush something into powder
c)
Man who is often behaving in a slightly bad or dishonest way but whom people still like
d)
The act of providing something that someone needs now or will need for the future.
49.
Feat
a)
To avoid doing something you should do
b)
To instruct and improve especially by good example. �
c)
Not sure whether something is good or true
d)
An achievement that requires great courage, skill, or strength.
50.
Inflict
a)
Understood though not directly stated
b)
To make someone suffer something bad
c)
Lack of knowledge or information about somethings.
d)
Clean and likely to prevent (stop) diseases from spreading.
51.
Inordinate
a)
Much greater (larger) than is reasonable
b)
To make someone suffer something bad
c)
Understood though not directly stated
d)
Lack of knowledge or information about somethings.
52.
Profound
a)
Continuing, existing, or acting for a long or longer than usual time.
b)
Used or intended for attacking
c)
Very great,
d)
Very well-known person
53.
Notorious
a)
quick, agile person
b)
Very well-known person
c)
An Eskimo boot of sealskin or reindeer skin worn to stay warm.
d)
Very careful about details, and always trying to do things correctly.
54.
Persistent
a)
Used or intended for attacking
b)
Very well-known person
c)
quick, agile person
d)
Continuing, existing, or acting for a long or longer than usual time.
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