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GRADE 7 SADLIER VOCAB REVIEW UNIT 9 LEVEL C

Total questions: 52

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

APT

a)

advance beyond the usual or proper limits

b)

related to the matter at hand, to the point

c)

suitable, fitting, likely, quick to learn

d)

in a turned or twisted direction

2.

AWRY

a)

something wonderful or marvelous

b)

the greatest in strength or power, most common

c)

in a turned or twisted position or direction

d)

to end resistance

3.

BLUDGEON

a)

charming

b)

to destroy the purity of

c)

discontented or annoyed

d)

N. a short club used as a weapon or V. to strike with a heavy club

4.

CAPITULATE

a)

quick to learn

b)

to warm by rubbing

c)

person who leads a life withdrawn from the world

d)

to end resistance, give up, throw in the towel

5.

CHAFE

a)

to warm by rubbing or to wear sore by rubbing

b)

to furnish, equip, provide with funds

c)

fame, glory

d)

having to do with punishment

6.

DEFILE

a)

causing fear or suffering

b)

to advance beyond the usual limits

c)

to make unclean or dirty; destroy the purity of

d)

freedom from punishment

7.

DIRE

a)

a short club used as a weapon

b)

to give up or throw in the towel

c)

manner, expression

d)

dreadful, causing fear or suffering, warning of trouble to come

8.

DISARMING

a)

provide with funds

b)

charming, tending to soften unfriendliness or suspicion

c)

to ward off or resist

d)

having to do with punishment

9.

DISGRUNTLED

a)

to march in a single line

b)

to strain or press against

c)

in bad humor, discontented, annoyed

d)

to het along or manage

10.

ENCROACH

a)

to advance beyond the usual or proper limits, trespass

b)

manner or appearance

c)

greatest in strength or power

d)

having to do with punishment

11.

ENDOW

a)

suitable or fitting

b)

in a turned or twisted position

c)

to ward off or resist

d)

to furnish, equip, provide with funds or some other desirable quality

12.

FEND

a)

having to do with punishment

b)

fame or glory

c)

to ward off, resist, get along, or manage

d)

living a life secluded from all other beings

13.

IMPUNITY

a)

having to do with punishment

b)

most common

c)

freedom from punishment

d)

a child or young person with extraordinary talent

14.

MIEN

a)

an unusual feat

b)

air, manner, appearance, expression

c)

a narrow passage

d)

quick to learn

15.

PENAL

a)

having to do with punishment

b)

to provide with funds

c)

manner or appearance

d)

discontented or annoyed

16.

PERTINENT

a)

trespass

b)

suitable, fitting, likely

c)

related to the matter at hand

d)

to ward off or resist

17.

PREDOMINANT

a)

in a turned or twisted position

b)

to strike with a heavy club

c)

tending to soften suspicion

d)

the greatest in strength or power; most common

18.

PRODIGY

a)

something wonderful or marvelous; an unusual feat

b)

freedom from punishment

c)

to use force or strong arguments to gain some point

d)

to end resistance

19.

RECLUSE

a)

an appearance or expression

b)

quick to learn

c)

person who lives life withdrawn from the world

d)

discontented or annoyed

20.

RENOWN

a)

fame or glory

b)

a sore or injury caused by rubbing

c)

give up

d)

to advance beyond proper limits

21.

SYNONYMS: APPROPRIATE, FIT, LIABLE

a)

disarming

b)

chafe

c)

apt

d)

encroach

22.

SYNONYMS: crooked, askew, amiss

a)

awry

b)

disgruntled

c)

capitulate

d)

dire

23.

SYNONYMS: (N.) CUDGEl (V.) CLOBBER, CLOUT

a)

bludgeon

b)

defile

c)

endow

d)

pertinent

24.

SYNONYMS: IRRITATE, SCRAPE, ABRADE

a)

fend

b)

chafe

c)

prodigy

d)

reclue

25.

SYNONYMS: POLLUTE, CONTAMINATE

a)

mien

b)

penal

c)

recluse

d)

defile

26.

SYNONYMS: DISASTROUS, OMINOUS, SINISTER, URGENT

a)

awry

b)

impunity

c)

dire

d)

predominant

27.

SYNONYMS: ENDEARING, WINNING

a)

capitulate

b)

disarming

c)

disgruntled

d)

encroach

28.

SYNONYMS: DISPLEASED, GRUMPY, SURLY

a)

capitulated

b)

pertinent

c)

disgruntled

d)

endowed

29.

SYNONYMS: INTRUDE, INFRINGE

a)

mien

b)

encroach

c)

renown

d)

recluse

30.

SYNONYMS: GRANT, BESTOW, PRESENT, BEQUEATH

a)

dire

b)

disarming

c)

apt

d)

endow

31.

SYNONYMS: STAVE OFF, COE

a)

defile

b)

disgruntled

c)

fend

d)

predominant

32.

SYNONYMS: EXEMPTION FROM PENALTY, IMMUNITY

a)

impunity

b)

recluse

c)

disgruntled

d)

encroach

33.

SYNONYMS: LOOK, BEARING

a)

disarming

b)

pertinent

c)

mien

d)

capitulate

34.

SYNONYM: DISCIPLINARY

a)

penal

b)

bludgeon

c)

capitulate

d)

disarming

35.

SYNONYMS: GERMANE, APROPOS

a)

predominant

b)

awry

c)

pertinent

d)

disarming

36.

SYNONYMS: CHIEF, MAJOR, PARAMOUNT, PREVALENT

a)

predominant

b)

encroach

c)

endow

d)

chafe

37.

SYNONYMS: MARVEL, WONDER, GENIUS

a)

impunity

b)

prodigy

c)

recluse

d)

renown

38.

SYNONYM: HERMIT

a)

dire

b)

encroach

c)

recluse

d)

endow

39.

SYNONYMS: REPUTATION, CELEBRITY, PRESTIGE

a)

prodigy

b)

recluse

c)

renown

d)

mien

40.

ANTONYMS: INAPPROPRIATE, SLOW

a)

awry

b)

apt

c)

disarming

d)

fend

41.

ANTONYMS: STRAIGHT, SYMMETRICAL

a)

dire

b)

predominant

c)

awry

d)

recluse

42.

ANTONYMS: HOLD OUT, PERSIST

a)

capitulate

b)

defile

c)

mien

d)

bludgeon

43.

ANTONYMS: SOOTHE, MOLLIFY, PLEASE, ELATE

a)

dire

b)

chafe

c)

impunity

d)

disarming

44.

ANTONYMS: CLEANSE, PURIFY

a)

apt

b)

penal

c)

defile

d)

encroach

45.

ANTONYMS: FAVORABLE, AUSPICIOUS, BENEFICIAL

a)

defile

b)

endow

c)

prodigy

d)

dire

46.

ANTONYMS: ALARMING, TROUBLING, DISQUIETING

a)

disarming

b)

defiling

c)

capitulating

d)

renowned

47.

ANTONYMS: PLEASED, SATISFIED, CONTENT

a)

predominant

b)

disgruntled

c)

bludgeoned

d)

disarmed

48.

ANTONYMS: TAKE AWAY, DEPRIVE

a)

encroach

b)

awry

c)

endow

d)

chafe

49.

ANTONYMS: UNRELATED, IRRELEVANT, IMMATERIAL

a)

pertinent

b)

predominant

c)

dire

d)

apt

50.

ANTONYNMS: SECONDARY, MINOR, SUBSIDIARY, RARE

a)

penal

b)

mien

c)

predominant

d)

disarming

51.

ANTONYMS: DUMBBELL, DUNCE, DULLARD

a)

endow

b)

prodigy

c)

disgruntled

d)

pertinent

52.

ANTONYMS: OBSCURITY, INFAMY, NOTORIETY

a)

prodigy

b)

renown

c)

endow

d)

awry