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English 4 -V.#1- 3

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Suitable for farming or capable of growing crops

a)

Iniquity

b)

Carte Blanche

c)

Arable

d)

Usurp

e)

Incantation

2.

To waver or be indecisive

a)

Axiom

b)

Vacillate

c)

Archaic

d)

Stygian

e)

Brigand

3.

Very old and no longer of use

a)

Abstemious

b)

Iniquity

c)

Brigand

d)

Contemptuous

e)

Archaic

4.

A halt in activity; a decided period of waiting or delay

a)

Litany

b)

Vacillate

c)

Incantation

d)

Dulcet

e)

Moratorium

5.

Filled completely; in abundance

a)

Expurgate

b)

Camaraderie

c)

Replete

d)

Abstemious

e)

Moratorium

6.

A spirit of friendship, trust and goodwill existing between people

a)

Camaraderie

b)

Vacillate

c)

Iniquity

d)

Replete

e)

Expurgate

7.

A passing from one form or shape into another

a)

Nonchalant

b)

Scapegoat

c)

Ubiquitous

d)

Usurp

e)

Metamorphosis

8.

Seeming to be coolly unconcerned or indifferent

a)

Usurp

b)

Abstemious

c)

Sophistry

d)

Nonchalant

e)

Interminable

9.

A visible trace, mark, or impression, of something absent, lost, or gone

a)

Vestige

b)

Rife

c)

Donnybrook

d)

Zealous

e)

Incantation

10.

Having an offensively condescending attitude; Displaying offensive superiority

a)

Brigand

b)

Scapegoat

c)

Patronizing

d)

Fangible

e)

Talisman

11.

Something that apparently has magic power

a)

Usurp

b)

Donnybrook

c)

Dulcet

d)

Atelier

e)

Talisman

12.

Having worldwide scope; So sophisticated as to be at home in all parts of the world

a)

Arable

b)

Axiom

c)

Peremptory

d)

Brigand

e)

Cosmopolitan

13.

Behaving as if others are unworthy or lower; Arrogant and scornful

a)

Cosmopolitan

b)

Perspicacious

c)

Contemptuous

d)

Peremptory

e)

Sophistry

14.

A workshop or studio for an artist or designer

a)

Pellucid

b)

Ateilier

c)

Wrenching

d)

Abstemious

e)

Truncate

15.

To take possession of by force

a)

Incantation

b)

Usurp

c)

Atelier

d)

Expurgate

e)

Dulcet

16.

To dry up or remove the moisture from

a)

Interminable

b)

Desiccate

c)

Wrenching

d)

Perspicacious

e)

Atelier

17.

Calmness or composure especially under pressure

a)

Incantation

b)

Zealous

c)

Equanimity

d)

Peremptory

e)

Desiccate

18.

One that is blamed for the wrongdoings or mistakes of others

a)

Interlocutor

b)

Interminable

c)

Lugubrious

d)

Scapegoat

e)

Patronizing

19.

Temperate and moderate in diet

a)

Abstemious

b)

Replete

c)

Usurp

d)

Carte Blanche

e)

Iniquity

20.

Gross wrong or injustice or a sin

a)

Zealous

b)

Iniquity

c)

Vestige

d)

Perspicacious

e)

Frangible

21.

Informal language spoken by a local group of people

a)

Vernacular

b)

Zealous

c)

Dulcet

d)

Metamorphosis

e)

Vacillate

22.

Someone who takes part in a conversation or dialogue

a)

Interlocutor

b)

Sophistry

c)

Ubiquitous

d)

Axiom

e)

Stygian

23.

To remove erroneous, vulgar, obscene, or otherwise objectionable material from a text

a)

Expurgate

b)

Abstemious

c)

Replete

d)

Perspicacious

e)

Vestige

24.

Dark and gloomy

a)

Stygian

b)

Atelier

c)

Cosmopolitan

d)

Arable

e)

Zealous

25.

A wild and out of control fight or argument

a)

Donnybrook

b)

Equanimity

c)

Axiom

d)

Metamorphosis

e)

Atelier

26.

Unrestricted power to act at one's own discretion; unconditional authority

a)

Nonchalant

b)

Carte Blanche

c)

Litany

d)

Archaic

e)

Scapegoat

27.

Pleasing to hear, sweet-sounding

a)

Wrenching

b)

Nomenclature

c)

Vacillate

d)

Archaic

e)

Dulcet

28.

Clear and transparent; Easy to understand

a)

Equanimity

b)

Ubiquitous

c)

Vernacular

d)

Truncate

e)

Pellucid

29.

A universally accepted rule; A truth that requires no proof

a)

Axiom

b)

Scapegoat

c)

Rife

d)

Patronizing

e)

Brigand

30.

A system or set of rules for naming things in science or art

a)

Interlocutor

b)

Equanimity

c)

Moratorium

d)

Lugubrious

e)

Nomenclature

31.

Tending to force conformity on others, often violently

a)

Contemptuous

b)

Incantation

c)

Scapegoat

d)

Procrustean

e)

Cosmopolitan

32.

One who lives by robbery and plunder

a)

Brigand

b)

Sophistry

c)

Contemptuous

d)

Moratorium

e)

Incantation

33.

Very smart or deeply perceptive; Able to understand things very well

a)

Lugubrious

b)

Incantation

c)

Perspicacious

d)

Dulcet

e)

Vernacular

34.

Filled with or motivated by devotion and eagerness to a cause; Fervent

a)

Axiom

b)

Nonchalant

c)

Camaraderie

d)

Moratorium

e)

Zealous

35.

Mournful, dismal, or gloomy, especially to an exaggerated or ludicrous degree

a)

Axiom

b)

Lugubrious

c)

Stygian

d)

Donnybrook

e)

Camaraderie

36.

Reasoning sound in appearance only, especially when designedly deceptive

a)

Scapegoat

b)

Camaraderie

c)

Iniquity

d)

Archaic

e)

Sophistry

37.

Leaving no opportunity for debate or refusal

a)

Incantation

b)

Stygian

c)

Brigand

d)

Cosmopolitan

e)

Peremptory

38.

Abundant or common or happening often

a)

Patronizing

b)

Arable

c)

Usurp

d)

Archaic

e)

Rife

39.

Easily broken, hurt or destroyed; Fragile

a)

Frangible

b)

Dulcet

c)

Nomenclature

d)

Nonchalant

e)

Wrenching

40.

Being everywhere

a)

Brigand

b)

Camaraderie

c)

Procrustean

d)

Cosmopolitan

e)

Ubiquitous

41.

Having no limit or end

a)

Interminable

b)

Scapegoat

c)

Interlocutor

d)

Moratorium

42.

Causing great pain, either mentally or physically

a)

Expurgate

b)

Nonchalant

c)

Contemptuous

d)

Wrenching

e)

Incantation

43.

A recital of prayers in response to a leader; A long or drawn-out account

a)

Archaic

b)

Litany

c)

Procrustean

d)

Zealous

e)

Wrenching

44.

A magic spell, ritual or chant

a)

Litany

b)

Incantation

c)

Nomenclature

d)

Frangible

e)

Moratorium

45.

To shorten by or as if by cutting off

a)

Truncate

b)

Moratorium

c)

Zealous

d)

Expurgate

e)

Patronizing

46.

Abstemious, Arable and archaic are this part of speech

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

47.

Atelier, Axiom and Brigand are this part of speech

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

48.

Camaraderie, Carte Blanche, and Donnybrook are all this part of speech

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

49.

Contemptuous, Cosmopolitan and Frangible are all this part of speech

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

50.

Desiccate, Expurgate, and Truncate are all this part of speech

a)

verb

b)

noun

c)

adjective

51.

Dulcet, Frangible and Lugubrious are all this part of speech

a)

noun

b)

adjective

c)

verb

52.

Incantation, Iniquity and Interlocutor are all this part of speech

a)

Noun

b)

Verb

c)

Adjective

53.

Litany, Metamorphosis and Moratorium are all this part of speech

a)

Verb

b)

Noun

c)

Adjective

54.

Nonchalant, Patronizing and Peremptor are all this part of speech

a)

adjective

b)

noun

c)

verb

55.

Pellucid, Procrustean and Replete are all this part of speech

a)

adjective

b)

noun

c)

verb

56.

Perspicacious, Rife and Stygian are all this part of speech

a)

adjective

b)

noun

c)

verb

57.

Scapegoat, Sophistry, and Talisman are all this part of speech

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

58.

Truncate, Usurp and Vacillate are all this part of speech

a)

noun

b)

adjective

c)

verb

59.

Ubiquitous, Wrenching and Zealous are all this part of speech

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

60.

Vesstige, Vernacular and Talisman are all this part of speech

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

61.

Which word best matches this picture?

a)

Litany

b)

Replete

c)

Brigand

d)

Arable

62.

Which word best describes this image?

a)

lugubrious

b)

abstemious

c)

atelier

d)

pellucid

63.

What word does this image represent?

a)

patronizing

b)

equanimity

c)

contemptuous

d)

truncate

64.

What word comes to mind when you see this image?

a)

desiccate

b)

replete

c)

perspicacious

d)

nonchalant

65.

This image reminds a person of this word...

a)

vacillate

b)

vernacular

c)

wrenching

d)

vestige