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Vocabulary Unit 26

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose the correct spelling.

a)

espouse

b)

espose

c)

euspouse

d)

esphouse

2.

Choose the correct spelling.

a)

fisurre

b)

fisure

c)

fissure

3.

Choose the correct spelling.

a)

avarice

b)

averice

c)

avarise

4.

Choose the correct spelling.

a)

corollary

b)

corallary

c)

corollery

5.

Choose the correct spelling.

a)

impeckible

b)

impeccable

c)

impeccible

6.

Choose the correct spelling.

a)

concilliate

b)

concelliate

c)

conciliate

7.

Choose the correct spelling.

a)

incarcurate

b)

incarsurate

c)

incarcerate

8.

Choose the correct spelling.

a)

quell

b)

quale

c)

quelle

9.

Choose the correct spelling.

a)

durress

b)

duress

c)

darress

10.

Choose the correct spelling.

a)

extinuate

b)

exstenuate

c)

extenuate

11.

faultless; without flaw; incapable of wrongdoing

a)

espouse

b)

avarice

c)

impeccable

12.

to imprison; to confine

a)

incarcerate

b)

corollary

c)

conciliate

13.

the use of force or threats to compel someone to act in a certain manner; coercion

a)

avarice

b)

fissure

c)

duress

14.

to advocate or support a cause; to take up; to marry

a)

extenuate

b)

espouse

c)

conciliate

15.

to excuse or serve as an excuse; to make the magnitude of something, such as a guilt, fault or offense seem less

a)

extenuate

b)

quell

c)

impeccable

16.

to quiet; to put down or suppress by force; to put an end to something

a)

quell

b)

fissure

c)

incarcerate

17.

to win over; to appease; to gain good will or favor by being friendly

a)

corollary

b)

extenuate

c)

conciliate

18.

something that follows once something else has been proven; a deduction; a natural consequence; a result

a)

avarice

b)

corollary

c)

fissure

19.

a narrow or deep split, crack, or opening; to split or break open; to break into parts

a)

quell

b)

duress

c)

fissure

20.

to great a desire for money and property; greed

a)

espouse

b)

avariace

c)

impeccable