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English IV: Vocabulary Lessons 1-5 Review

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Having no individuality

a)

Nondescript

b)

Anomaly

c)

Rife

d)

Truncate

e)

Estrange

2.

Abundant, prevalent

a)

Interminable

b)

Rife

c)

Estrange

d)

Flay

e)

Vernacular

3.

To shorten

a)

Estrange

b)

Ubiquitous

c)

Truncate

d)

Florid

e)

Nondescript

4.

To whip; to remove skin

a)

Abjure

b)

Flay

c)

Vernacular

d)

Equanimity

e)

Interminable

5.

Occurring everywhere; omnipresent

a)

Abjure

b)

Lugubrious

c)

Propitious

d)

Florid

e)

Ubiquitous

6.

Everyday language

a)

Ubiquitous

b)

Rife

c)

Vernacular

d)

Anomaly

e)

Equanimity

7.

Tiresome and long

a)

Interminable

b)

Florid

c)

Lugubrious

d)

Nondescript

e)

Anomaly

8.

Mournful, gloomy

a)

Estrange

b)

Truncate

c)

Propitious

d)

Nondescript

e)

Lugubrious

9.

Scornful, haughty

a)

Arable

b)

Metamorphosis

c)

Vestige

d)

Contemptuous

e)

Incantation

10.

Questioner; an on-stage speaker

a)

Consomme

b)

Interlocutor

c)

Vestige

d)

Cosmopolitan

e)

Stentorian

11.

Trace; evidence

a)

Vestige

b)

Discerning

c)

Stentorian

d)

Brigand

e)

Incantation

12.

Charm; recited magical spell

a)

Interlocutor

b)

Discerning

c)

Incantation

d)

Donnybrook

e)

Brigand

13.

A fortunate discovery made by accident

a)

Discerning

b)

Serendipity

c)

Interlocutor

d)

Cosmopolitan

e)

Carte Blanche

14.

A robber or bandit

a)

Brigand

b)

Metamorphosis

c)

Consomme

d)

Vestige

e)

Arable

15.

Worldly, sophisticated

a)

Vestige

b)

Brigand

c)

Stentorian

d)

Cosmopolitan

e)

Donnybrook

16.

Transformation or dramatic change

a)

Metamorphosis

b)

Contemptuous

c)

Donnybrook

d)

Serendipity

e)

Vestige

17.

To treat in a condescending manner, talk down to

a)

Patronizing

b)

Archaic

c)

Perspicacious

d)

Lithe

e)

Abstemious

18.

To take over; to seize power

a)

Pellucid

b)

Usurp

c)

Dulcet

d)

Iniquity

e)

Abstemious

19.

No longer current or applicable; antiquated

a)

Lithe

b)

Archaic

c)

Talisman

d)

Patronizing

e)

Usurp

20.

Keen, mentally sharp

a)

Expurgate

b)

Perspicacious

c)

Patronizing

d)

Archaic

e)

Abstemious

21.

One who bears the blame for an offense

a)

Iniquity

b)

Lithe

c)

Scapegoat

d)

Pellucid

e)

Dulcet

22.

Melodious, pleasant to hear

a)

Vacillate

b)

Abstemious

c)

Idyllic

d)

Dulcet

e)

Relegate

23.

To remove objectionable words from

a)

Iniquity

b)

Expurgate

c)

Pellucid

d)

Talisman

e)

Usurp

24.

Sin; a wicked or evil act

a)

Relegate

b)

Iniquity

c)

Idyllic

d)

Vacillate

e)

Perspicacious

25.

Submissive, slavish

a)

Putrid

b)

Dissipate

c)

Servile

d)

Ineffable

e)

Efficacious

26.

An extremely emotional experience

a)

Servile

b)

Catharsis

c)

Desiccate

d)

Ineffable

e)

Intrinsic

27.

Inexpressible; beyond description

a)

Ineffable

b)

Putrid

c)

Catharsis

d)

Revere

e)

Apocryphal

28.

Fundamental principle; rule; familiar statement

a)

Kudos

b)

Maxim

c)

Servile

d)

Kudos

e)

Acme

29.

Praise, fame, glory

a)

Catharsis

b)

Superfluous

c)

Instinsic

d)

Kudos

e)

Revere

30.

To dry up completely

a)

Dissipate

b)

Desiccate

c)

Inundate

d)

Maxim

e)

Efficacious

31.

Unnecessary; excessive

a)

Putrid

b)

Acme

c)

Kudos

d)

Superfluous

e)

Revere

32.

To waste; exhaust

a)

Putrid

b)

Dissipate

c)

Desiccate

d)

Servile

e)

Apocryphal

33.

To pass off as worthy or real

a)

Coterie

b)

Foist

c)

Inveterate

d)

Preamble

e)

Extricate

34.

Bitterly spiteful; caustic

a)

Plethora

b)

Soluble

c)

Emollient

d)

Vitriolic

e)

Expiate

35.

A puzzle or dilemma; a problem

a)

Extricate

b)

Flippancy

c)

Innocuous

d)

Conundrum

e)

Preamble

36.

Harmless

a)

Preamble

b)

Inveterate

c)

Plethora

d)

Innocuous

e)

Incongruous

37.

A small group of people who share interests and associate frequently; a clique

a)

Coterie

b)

Flippancy

c)

Innocuous

d)

Vitriolic

e)

Consternation

38.

To atone, to make amends for

a)

Extricate

b)

Emollient

c)

Preamble

d)

Inveterate

e)

Expiate

39.

Something softening; soothing to the skin

a)

Expiate

b)

Plethora

c)

Soluble

d)

Emollient

e)

Innocuous

40.

To release, disentangle

a)

Consternation

b)

Coterie

c)

Extricate

d)

Emollient

e)

Foist