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English 9 Honors Vocabulary Units 1-14 Final

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
This cartoon shows the concept of:
a)
an affinity
b)
an affidavit
c)
an adjunct
d)
an abyss
2.
n. a sworn written statement
a)
abut
b)
accolade
c)
affidavit
d)
affinity
3.
something added
a)
abhor
b)
abridge
c)
abyss
d)
adjunct
4.
an expression of praise or admiration
a)
abominate
b)
abstruse
c)
abut
d)
accolade
5.
The image shows an example of an 
a)
aftermath
b)
alleviate
c)
aloof
d)
alternative 
6.
to exaggerate
a)
aloof
b)
allure
c)
aggrandize
d)
alienate 
7.
In the __________________ of a drought, one will find that the prices of food soar drastically.  
a)
aftermath
b)
allure
c)
alternative
d)
altercation
8.
The general atmosphere of a place is known as its _______________________.
a)
antecedent
b)
amenable
c)
ambiance
d)
aptitude  
9.
Something that is agreeable could also be described as being _____________.
a)
amenable
b)
appalling
c)
archaic
d)
arduous 
10.
If you want to increase the volume of something, you would ______________ it.
a)
appall  
b)
arch
c)
antecedent
d)
amplify 
11.
A person's ancestors would be known as their _____________.
a)
anterior
b)
artisan
c)
antecedent
d)
aptitude 
12.
Actions that bring about dismay and awful could be described as _______________.
a)
antecedent 
b)
ambiance
c)
appalling
d)
artisan 
13.
a)
artisan
b)
arduous
c)
archaic
d)
anterior 
14.
This man would be known as an ____________, or a skilled worker in a trade.
a)
artisan
b)
ambiance
c)
arduous
d)
antecedent 
15.
This image shows
a)
ballistics.
b)
badger.
c)
atrophy. 
d)
asunder.
16.
adj. rural or rustic in nature
a)
bucolic
b)
bludgeon
c)
bleak
d)
blather
17.
n.  a heavy thick club
a)
balm
b)
bizarre
c)
bludgeon
d)
beset
18.
v.  to talk nonsensically 
a)
beset
b)
bereave
c)
bludgeon 
d)
blather
19.
v.  to surround
a)
beset
b)
bereave
c)
blather
d)
bludgeon 
20.
v.  to give birth to
a)
balm
b)
beget
c)
beset
d)
bludgeon 
21.
v. to criticize harshly
a)
cache
b)
callous
c)
candor
d)
castigate
22.
n.  truthfulness, sincere honesty
a)
candor
b)
cajole
c)
cache
d)
callow
23.
v. to coax or persuade 
a)
cache
b)
castigate
c)
catapult
d)
cajole
24.
n.  a defensive wall 
a)
bulwark
b)
cache
c)
cacophony 
d)
cajole
25.
a)
chide
b)
chronic
c)
circa
d)
citadel 
26.
at an estimated historical time.
a)
chide
b)
chronic
c)
circa
d)
citadel 
27.
adj.  relating to the brain
a)
cerebral
b)
caucus
c)
catharsis
d)
citadel 
28.
a)
caucus 
b)
chasm
c)
citadel
d)
chattel
29.
n. an emotional cleansing 
a)
catharsis
b)
caucus
c)
cerebral
d)
chasm
30.
n. a person's face or facial expression
a)
connoisseur
b)
countenance 
c)
claimant
d)
cloister 
31.
n.  an expert
a)
cloister
b)
connoisseur
c)
coup
d)
coterie 
32.
adj.  roomy and comfortable
a)
commodious
b)
consensus
c)
congenial
d)
coup
33.
fearless; unintimidated 
a)
dauntless
b)
dearth
c)
debacle
d)
debase
34.
scarcity; lack
a)
dauntless
b)
dearth
c)
debacle
d)
debase 
35.
fiasco; a sudden downfall
a)
decree
b)
deduce
c)
debacle
d)
deft 
36.
skillful, dexterous 
a)
dauntless
b)
debase
c)
deft
d)
demonic 
37.
Two of the most famous historical  _____________ are said to be Adolf Hitler and Josef Stalin.
a)
demagogues 
b)
demonic
c)
defames
d)
deduce
38.
an early 20th-century style and movement in art, especially painting, in which perspective with a single viewpoint was abandoned and use was made of simple geometric shapes, interlocking planes, and, later, collage
a)
couture
b)
cubism
c)
criterion
d)
curtail 
39.
contemptibly lacking in courage; cowardly
a)
cranny
b)
cower
c)
craven 
d)
curtail
40.
to lesson; cut away from
a)
curtail
b)
cubism 
c)
criterion 
d)
craven
41.
a state or period of inactivity
a)
doldrums
b)
dulcet
c)
edifice
d)
egalitarian 
42.
excessively harsh and severe
a)
doldrums
b)
domain
c)
dormant
d)
draconian 
43.
hardship, restrain, confinement
a)
draconian
b)
dulcet
c)
duress
d)
dormant 
44.
advocating the doctrine of equality 
a)
efface
b)
edifice
c)
egalitarian
d)
draconian 
45.
to belittle; to put down
a)
denounce
b)
desiccate
c)
disparage
d)
dispel