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Sadlier D Unit 4

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

leave hurriedly and secretly, typically to avoid detection of or arrest for an unlawful action such as theft

a)

abscond

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

fated

2.

Jack and Jill __________(ed) up the hill, so no one would see them leave.

a)

abscond

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

fated

3.

approach or enter (a place)

a)

abscond

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

fated

4.

Without the proper password, one cannot _________________ their account.

a)

abscond

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

fated

5.

a state of disorder due to absence or nonrecognition of authority

a)

anarchy

b)

prototype

c)

larceny

d)

precipice

e)

reprieve

6.

absence of government and absolute freedom of the individual, regarded as a political ideal

a)

anarchy

b)

prototype

c)

larceny

d)

precipice

e)

reprieve

7.

Since there is no government in The Purge movies, society is set in a state of _______________.

a)

anarchy

b)

prototype

c)

larceny

d)

precipice

e)

reprieve

8.

involving or requiring strenuous effort

a)

arduous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

9.

difficult and tiring

a)

arduous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

10.

Sitting through hour classes can be ______________ for students with low attention spans.

a)

arduous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

11.

conducive to success

a)

arduous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

12.

favorable

a)

arduous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

13.

giving or being a sign of future success

a)

arduous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

14.

Finding a $100 bill is quite__________________.

a)

arduous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

15.

a first, typical or preliminary model of something, especially a machine, from which other forms are developed or copied

a)

anarchy

b)

prototype

c)

larceny

d)

precipice

e)

reprieve

16.

_______________(s) are showcased at auto-shows to show the future of the company's work.

a)

anarchy

b)

prototype

c)

larceny

d)

precipice

e)

reprieve

17.

make (someone) feel intimidated or apprehensive

a)

abscond

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

fated

18.

The steep cliffs ______________(ed) my hopes of climbing to the top.

a)

abscond

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

fated

19.

free (something or someone) from an entanglement; extricate

a)

abscond

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

fated

20.

remove knots or tangles from (wool, rope, or hair)

a)

abscond

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

fated

21.

It usually helps to ________________________ headphones before putting them into your ears.

a)

abscond

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

fated

22.

be destined to happen, turn out, or act in a particular way.

a)

abscond

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

fated

23.

Her parents were both shorter than 5 feet tall. She was __________ to be short herself.

a)

abscond

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

fated

24.

deceive or trick (someone)

a)

hoodwinik

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

fated

25.

I ____________(ed) the freshmen into giving me his whole lunch for 3 cents.

a)

hoodwinik

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

fated

26.

not alive, especially not in the manner of animals and humans

a)

arduous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

27.

showing no sign of life; lifeless

a)

arduous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

28.

The idea of hide-and-seek is to be as _________________________ as possible when hiding.

a)

arduous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

29.

destroy (something, especially waste material) by burning

a)

abscond

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

incinerate

30.

Some people ______________ pictures of themselves with their X after they break up.

a)

abscond

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

incinerate

31.

fearless; adventurous (often used for rhetorical or humorous effect)

a)

arduous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

32.

___________ police and fire services are there when we normal people are afraid.

a)

arduous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

33.

theft of personal property

a)

anarchy

b)

prototype

c)

larceny

d)

precipice

e)

reprieve

34.

The act of stealing the teacher's chips is sheer _______________.

a)

anarchy

b)

prototype

c)

larceny

d)

precipice

e)

reprieve

35.

able to bend

a)

arduous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

36.

affectedly and irritatingly grand, solemn, or self-important

a)

pompous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

37.

No one likes a _________________ winner who brags about themselves.

a)

pompous

b)

auspicious

c)

inanimate

d)

intrepid

e)

pliable

38.

a very steep rock face or cliff, typically a tall one

a)

anarchy

b)

prototype

c)

larceny

d)

precipice

e)

reprieve

39.

I wonder how many hikers viewed the ____________________ of Mt. Everest and gave up.

a)

anarchy

b)

prototype

c)

larceny

d)

precipice

e)

reprieve

40.

put (something) right

a)

rectify

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

incinerate

41.

correct

a)

rectify

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

incinerate

42.

Some people found guilty of certain crimes may have a chance to _______________, or make up for their mistake.

a)

rectify

b)

access

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

incinerate

43.

cancel or postpone the punishment of (someone, especially someone condemned to death)

a)

anarchy

b)

prototype

c)

larceny

d)

precipice

e)

reprieve

44.

criticize in an abusive or angrily insulting manner

a)

rectify

b)

revile

c)

daunt

d)

disentangle

e)

incinerate