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WorksheetsVocab List 4-5 Retest
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 20mins
Abysmal
a perfect example
unending
Extremely bad
Prominent; superior; most important
adamant
impervious, immovable, unyielding
unending
heinously villainous
To overlook; to approve or allow
candid
pronoun
noun
verb
adjective
condone
unending
Not enough in degree or amount
To overlook; to approve or allow
Derived from experience, observation or experiment
deficient
Not enough in degree or amount
a perfect example
To be unstable; to rise and to fall
heinously villainous
empirical
adjective
noun
pronoun
verb
The vocab quiz grades were the EPITOME of disappointment for me, as a teacher.
Correctly used
Incorrectly used
To be unstable; to rise and to fall
malleable
incite
harangue
fluctuate
gregarious
noun
pronoun
adjective
verb
harangue
a ranting speech
Not enough in degree or amount
A subtle difference in meaning
unending
unending
abysmal
incessant
epitome
paramount
Luckily, our test grades are MALLEABLE, and are able to be improved.
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Used incorrectly
I'm going to MYRIAD at the grocery store when I get there.
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heinously villainous
nefarious
gregarious
candid
abysmal
nuance
verb
adverb
noun
adjective
obsolete
a ranting speech
Derived from experience, observation or experiment
No longer used; rare; uncommon
impervious, immovable, unyielding
paramount
drawn to the company of others, sociable
heinously villainous
Prominent; superior; most important
fear, apprehension
I was INCITED by my grade to complete this Quizzizz for a higher score.
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Used incorrectly
scrutinize
A subtle difference in meaning
To examine carefully and critically
unending
impervious, immovable, unyielding
fear, apprehension
trepidation
nefarious
condone
abysmal
puzzle, problem
nonchalant
insinuate
conundrum
ruse
divulge
Verb
Noun
Adverb
Adjective
furtive
adverb
adjective
pronoun
noun
hiatus
a break or gap in duration or continuity
silly and meaningless
having a lack of concern, indifference
immature, uninformed
I went INANE when I got home.
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Used incorrectly
to suggest indirectly or subtly
conundrum
ominous
sophomoric
insinuate
kudos
praise for an achievement
having a lack of concern, indifference
silly and meaningless
to reveal something secret
Adjective
Lethargic
Hiatus
Propensity
Rescind
Not studying for vocabulary tests can cause a MODICUM of stress, for both the student and the teacher, later on.
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Used incorrectly
having a lack of concern, indifference
Inane
Hiatus
Nonchalant
Conundrum
The foreboding feeling I had when turning in my scantron was rather OMINOUS
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Used incorrectly
Noun
Rescind
Divulge
Propensity
Lethargic
rescind
foreboding or foreshadowing evil
to take back, repeal
to suggest indirectly or subtly
secretive, sly
I was RUSED when I graded the Vocabulary tests.
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Used incorrectly.
sophomoric
to reveal something secret
a small amount of something
immature, uninformed
to suggest indirectly or subtly
marked by compact precision
propensity
succinct
lethargic
kudos
Creating this retest was a rather TEDIOUS endeavor.
Used correctly.
Used incorrectly.
Adjective
Ruse
Trite
Rescind
Divulge
Adverb
Conundrum
Ominous
Ruse
Vehemently
