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Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
regard something as being caused by someone or something
a)
attribute
b)
evolve
c)
contradict
d)
justify
2.
endure an ordeal or difficulty
a)
compose
b)
contradict
c)
bear
d)
integrate
3.
to write or create or constitute, the make up of something
a)
omit
b)
potent
c)
compose
d)
inconceivable
4.
following continuously; in unbroken or logical sequence
a)
incompetent
b)
bear
c)
compose
d)
consecutive
5.
develop gradually, especially from a simple to a more complex form
a)
evolve
b)
obstruct
c)
lack
d)
integrate
6.
not capable of being imagined
a)
inconceivable
b)
contradict
c)
bear
d)
attribute
7.
recognize or ascertain what makes (someone or something) different or identify differences between
a)
obstruct
b)
differentiate
c)
contradict
d)
evolve
8.
combine one thing with another so that they become a whole
a)
justify
b)
bear
c)
integrate
d)
compose
9.
to show or prove to be right or reasonable or be a good reason for
a)
attribute
b)
justify
c)
contradict
d)
obstruct
10.
be without or deficient in
a)
omit
b)
bear
c)
compose
d)
lack
11.
to be or get in the way of; prevent; hinder
a)
obstruct
b)
incompetent
c)
integrate
d)
potent
12.
leave out or exclude (someone or something), either intentionally or forgetfully
a)
omit
b)
evolve
c)
contradict
d)
consecutive
13.
having great power, influence, or effect
a)
differentiate
b)
bear
c)
incompetent
d)
potent
14.
not having or showing the necessary skills to do something successfully
a)
bear
b)
integrate
c)
incompetent
d)
omit
15.
construct and build are both synonyms for...
a)
consecutive
b)
justify
c)
omit
d)
compose
16.
broken and infrequent are both antonyms for..
a)
contradict
b)
differentiate
c)
consecutive 
d)
incompetent
17.
modify and characterize are both synonyms for...
a)
incompetent
b)
integrate
c)
lack
d)
differentiate
18.
abundance and enough are both antonyms for...
a)
omit
b)
potent
c)
evolve
d)
lack
19.
develop and progress are both synonyms for...
a)
inconceivable
b)
evolve
c)
potent
d)
attribute
20.
unskilled and unable are both synonyms for...
a)
inconceivable
b)
justify
c)
inegrate
d)
incompetent
21.
powerful and forceful are synonyms for...
a)
potent
b)
evolve
c)
compose
d)
justify
22.
Benefit
a)
To be negative
b)
To be glad
c)
To help or be helpful to
d)
To be a younger child
23.
dismay
a)
To be incorrect
b)
To cause feelings of fear, worry, or surprise
c)
To be bold
d)
To disregard directions
24.
ease
a)
A state of being comfortable
b)
Full of worry, trouble, or pain
c)
Being intelligent
d)
A studious person
25.
represent
a)
To be fluent in reading
b)
To build stamina
c)
To be respectful
d)
To stand for or in place of
26.
sufficient
a)
To be supported by teachers
b)
Inadequate amount
c)
Enough to fill a need
d)
To be successful
27.
utter
a)
To be in the same category as a mammal
b)
To yell or scream
c)
To make sounds with the voice; to speak
d)
To be a friendly person
28.
exceed
a)
To be less than; not enough
b)
To be more than; to go beyond
c)
To disappoint
d)
To place last
29.
grove
a)
Farm land with irrigation
b)
A bay of water
c)
A river that flows into the ocean
d)
A group of trees growing together with open space between them
30.
astound
a)
To be incorrect
b)
To surprise; to amaze
c)
To understand
d)
To be fresh
31.
contract
a)
To make an agreement that has the force of law
b)
To remember
c)
To let go
d)
To cite evidence in writing
32.
impose
a)
To give fruit
b)
To release from duty
c)
To force someone to accept or put up with
d)
To be respectful
33.
pessimist
a)
A person who expects things to turn out badly
b)
A person who expects things to turn out well
c)
The state of being silly
d)
The state of being talkative
34.
parallel
a)
Being at a 90 degree angle
b)
Lying in the same direction and always the same distance apart
c)
Meeting in the middle
d)
Meeting at the corners
35.
contempt
a)
A feeling that someone or something is very good
b)
To be very vocal
c)
A feeling that someone or something is bad or unworthy
d)
To be active in school
36.
glimpse
a)
To stare at
b)
To get a quick look at
c)
To remind
d)
To support
37.
mock
a)
To make fun of
b)
To be a friend
c)
To regret
d)
To reinforce
38.
quaint
a)
Odd or unusual in a pleasing or old-fashioned way
b)
Technologically advanced
c)
Modern
d)
Architecturally advaced
39.
scoundrel
a)
A curious person
b)
A mean person
c)
A silly person
d)
A nice person
40.
drab
a)
Dull and without color
b)
Made of cotton
c)
Colorful and bright
d)
Silky and smooth