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Vocabulary

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To give up, surrender or walk away from power

a)

Abdicate

b)

Bedlam

c)

Prominent

d)

Abhorrence

2.

Something that is disgusting and hated

a)

Abhorrence

b)

Abdicate

c)

Affiliated

d)

Bedlam

3.

Usual, Regular, Familiar

a)

Bedlam

b)

Frivolous

c)

Accustomed

d)

Abdicate

4.

being related, connected or joined with another individual or group due to common interests or purpose

a)

Officiate

b)

Legacy

c)

Belligerent

d)

Affiliated

5.

A place or situation characterized by extreme noise and confusion

a)

abhorrence

b)

tenure

c)

Bedlam

d)

Tutelage

6.

Eager to fight, aggressive, hostile

a)

Frivolous

b)

Belligerent

c)

officiate

d)

prominent

7.

To give to a common purpose, volunteer, provide and assist

a)

Influential

b)

Abdicate

c)

Contribute

d)

Cultivate

8.

To prepare land for growing crops to grow and take care of crops or to develop or improve a skill, talent, or interest.

a)

Contribute

b)

Cultivate

c)

Herd

d)

Officiate

9.

Absolutely necessary

a)

Essential

b)

Frivolous

c)

Influential

d)

Prominent

10.

not serious in content, behavior or attitude/silly

a)

Frivolous

b)

Tenure

c)

Tutelage

d)

Prominent

11.

A group of animals, people, or things

a)

Belligerent

b)

Prominent

c)

Officiate

d)

Herd

12.

Having or using power over others, especially in terms of changing the way other think or act

a)

Legacy

b)

Influential

c)

Parallel

d)

Prominent

13.

Inheritance, Tradition, Foundation

a)

Officiate

b)

Prominent

c)

Legacy

d)

Tenure

14.

To carry out the duties or services of a specific office or position. Head, moderate, oversee, preside

a)

officiate

b)

affiliated

c)

influential

d)

prominent

15.

Going in the same direction between both objects

a)

tenure

b)

influential

c)

tutelage

d)

parallel

16.

Noticeable

a)

officiate

b)

prominent

c)

belligerent

d)

prosper

17.

to do well or succeed, especially in terms of finances (money)

a)

Prosper

b)

Tutelage

c)

Tenure

d)

Version

18.

A permanent and protected position given to an employee, The time during which a position is held by someone.

a)

Tenure

b)

Tutelage

c)

Version

d)

Officiate

19.

The act of guarding and protecting, the act of teaching or tutoring

a)

Tutelage

b)

tenure

c)

Version

d)

abdicate

20.

Something which is somewhat different from another (Newer)

a)

Tenure

b)

frivolous

c)

Prosper

d)

Version