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Vocabulary Workshop Level D Unit 3

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

(v) to make shorter

a)

altercation

b)

dissent

c)

exorcise

d)

abridge

2.

(n.) a follower, supporter; (adj.) attached, sticking to

a)

adherent

b)

pauper

c)

gluttony

d)

eminent

3.

(n) An angry argument

a)

fabricate

b)

usurp

c)

dissent

d)

altercation

4.

(adj) Resembling an angel portrayed as a little child with a beautiful, round, or chubby face; sweet and innocent

a)

irate

b)

fabricate

c)

condone

d)

cherubic

5.

(v) To pardon or overlook

a)

irate

b)

marauder

c)

semblance

d)

condone

6.

(v.) to disagree; (n.) disagreement

a)

irate

b)

dissent

c)

surmount

d)

trite

7.

(adj) Famous, outstanding, distinguished, projecting

a)

gluttony

b)

adherent

c)

eminent

d)

irate

8.

(v) To drive out by magic; to dispose of something troublesome, menacing, or oppressive

a)

teminate

b)

rift

c)

exorcise

d)

fabricate

9.

(v) To make, manufacture; to make up, invent

a)

irate

b)

pauper

c)

trite

d)

fabricate

10.

(n) Engaging in extreme eating or drinking; greedy overindulgence

a)

cherubic

b)

irate

c)

surmount

d)

gluttony

11.

(adj) angry

a)

semblance

b)

irate

c)

rift

d)

dissent

12.

(n) A raider, plunderer

a)

irate

b)

pauper

c)

fabricate

d)

marauder

13.

(n) An extremely poor person

a)

gluttony

b)

pauper

c)

abridge

d)

pilfer

14.

(v) To steal in small quantities

a)

rift

b)

terminate

c)

trite

d)

pilfer

15.

(n) A split, break, breach

a)

semblance

b)

rift

c)

irate

d)

trite

16.

(n) A likeness; an outward appearance; an apparition

a)

trite

b)

usurp

c)

semblance

d)

surmount

17.

(v) To overcome, rise above

a)

surmount

b)

adherent

c)

eminent

d)

irate

18.

(v) To bring to an end

a)

trite

b)

terminate

c)

condone

d)

cherubic

19.

(adj) Commonplace; overused, stale

a)

surmount

b)

usurp

c)

adherent

d)

trite

20.

(v) To seize and hold a position by force or without right

a)

trite

b)

terminate

c)

eminent

d)

usurp

21.

(s) abridge

a)

shorten, condense, abbreviate

b)

expel

c)

overeating, ravenous, rapaciousness

d)

looter, pirate

22.

(s) adherent

a)

beatific

b)

disciple

c)

destitute person

d)

seize illegally, supplant

23.

(s) altercation

a)

conclude, finish, discontinue

b)

conquer, triumph over

c)

quarrel, dispute, squabble

d)

illustrious, renowned

24.

(s) cherubic

a)

ignore, wink at, look the other way

b)

put together, devise, contrive, concoct

c)

beatific

d)

banal, hackneyed, corny

e)

crack, fissure, gap, cleft

25.

(s) condone

a)

differ, dispute

b)

ignore, wink at, look the other way

c)

air, aura, facade

d)

rob, swipe, purloin

26.

(s) dissent

a)

differ, dispute

b)

shorten, condense, abbreviate

c)

expel

d)

crack, fissure, gap, cleft

27.

(s) eminent

a)

overeating, ravenouness, rapaciousness,

b)

put together, devise, contrive, concoct

c)

incensed, infuriated, livid

d)

illustrious, renowned

28.

(s) exorcise

a)

overeating, ravenouness, rapaciousness

b)

looter, pirate

c)

differ, dispute

d)

expel

29.

(s) fabricate

a)

incensed, infuriated, livid

b)

put together, devise, contrive, concoct

c)

beatific

d)

shorten, condense, abbreviate

30.

(s) glunttony

a)

quarrel, dispute, squabble

b)

disciple

c)

overeating, ravenouness, rapaciousness

d)

expel

31.

(s) irate

a)

illustrious, renowned

b)

incensed, infuriated, livid

c)

looter, pirate

d)

beatific

32.

(s) marauder

a)

ignore, wink at, look the other way

b)

expel

c)

looter, pirate

d)

destitute person

33.

pauper

a)

differ, dispute

b)

shorten, condense, abbreviate

c)

expel

d)

destitute person

34.

(s) pilfer

a)

air, aura, facade

b)

banal, hackneyed, corny

c)

rob, swipe, purloin

d)

crack, fissure, gap, cleft

35.

(s) rift

a)

conquer, triumph over

b)

crack, fissure, gap, cleft

c)

conclude, finish, discontinue

d)

seize illegally, supplant

36.

(s) semblance

a)

air, aura, facade

b)

expel

c)

banal, hackneyed, corny

d)

conclude, finish, discontinue

37.

(s) surmount

a)

banal, hackneyed, corny

b)

conclude, finish, discontinue

c)

conquer, triumph over

d)

crack, fissure, gap, cleft

38.

(s) terminate

a)

banal, hackneyed, corny

b)

conclude, finish, discontinue

c)

seize illegally, supplant

d)

rob, swipe, purloin

39.

(s) trite

a)

conquer, triumph over

b)

banal, hackneyed, corny

c)

crack, fissure, gap, cleft

d)

conclude, finish, discontinue

40.

(s) usurp

a)

rob, swipe, purloin

b)

seize illegally, supplant

c)

expel

d)

beatific

41.

(v) abridge

a)

agreement, accord

b)

expand, enlarge, augment

c)

none

d)

take apart, undo, destroy, demolish

42.

(a) adherent

a)

none

b)

opponent, adversary, critic, detractor

c)

adstemiousness

d)

nameless, unsung, lowly, humble

43.

(a) altercation

a)

impish, devilish, diabolic, fiendish

b)

none

c)

agreement, accord

d)

censure, condemn, disapprove, deprecate

44.

(a) cherubic

a)

calm, composed, cool, unruffled

b)

none

c)

impish, devilish, diabolic, fiendish

d)

billionaire

45.

(a) condone

a)

none

b)

agree, concur, unanimity

c)

censure, condemn, disapprove, deprecate

d)

expand, enlarge, augment

46.

(a) dissent

a)

agree, concur, unaimity

b)

none

c)

nameless, unsung, lowly, humble

d)

calm, composed, cool, unruffled

47.

(a) eminent

a)

abstemiousness

b)

nameless, unsung, lowly, humble

c)

billionarie

d)

none

48.

exorcise

a)

none

b)

take apart, undo, destroy, demolish

c)

expand, condense, abbreviate

d)

abstemiousness

49.

(a) fabricate

a)

none

b)

billionarie

c)

take apart, undo, destroy, demolish

d)

opponent, adversary, critic, detractor

50.

(a) gluttony

a)

none

b)

nameless, unsung, lowly, humble

c)

abstemiousness

d)

expand, enlarge, augment

51.

(a) irate

a)

nameless, unsung, lowly, humble

b)

none

c)

calm, composed, cool, unruffled

d)

censure, condemn, disapprove, deprecate

52.

(a) marauder

a)

opponent, adversary, critic, detractor

b)

none

c)

adstemiousness

d)

calm, composed, cool, unruffled

53.

pauper

a)

billionarie

b)

none

c)

expand, enlarge, augment

d)

nameless, unsung, lowly, humble

54.

(a) pilfer

a)

begin, commence

b)

none

c)

reconciliation

d)

dissimilarity, contrast, total lack

55.

(a) rift

a)

none

b)

begin, commence

c)

reconiliation

d)

original, innovative

56.

(a) semblance

a)

none

b)

be vanquished, be defeated, succumb to

c)

dissimilarity, contrast, total lack

d)

begin, commence

57.

(a) surmount

a)

original, innovative

b)

none

c)

reconciliation

d)

be vanquished, be defeated, succumb over

58.

(a) terminate

a)

reconciliation

b)

none

c)

begin, commence

d)

original, innovative

59.

(a) trite

a)

none

b)

be vanquished, be defeated, succumb to

c)

dissimilarity, contrast, total lack

d)

original, innovative

60.

(a) usurp

a)

reconciliation

b)

none

c)

begin, commence

d)

original, innovative

61.

I was _____ when I ordered a double-shot raspberry soy latte at Starbucks, but they gave me a double-shot strawberry soy latte.

a)

irate

b)

trite

c)

exocise

d)

rift

62.

The baby looked so _____ that Anne Geddes decided to snap some cute pictures of it with angel wings.

a)

pilfer

b)

marauder

c)

terminate

d)

cherubic

63.

Angered at the oppressive corporation, Tommy decided to _____ office supplies in an attempt to "Stick it to the man."

a)

abridge

b)

adherent

c)

semblance

d)

pilfer

64.

I'm sorry, but if you don't sell a car by 3:00 p.m. we'll be forced to _____ your employment at "Joe's We'll Sell You a Car or Get Fired Automobile Emporium."

a)

terminate

b)

surmount

c)

exocise

d)

usurp

65.

Some crazies believe NASA had to _____ the moon landing because they didn't have the technology to fly a man to the moon in the sixties.

a)

trite

b)

fabricate

c)

rift

d)

dissent

66.

There was a lot of _____ between the two groups as to whether they should believe Noah about this flood business.

a)

condone

b)

dissent

c)

abridge

d)

usurp

67.

When the celebrity transferred to our school, he was the one to _____ my title of the coolest guy in school.

a)

altercation

b)

dissent

c)

ursurp

d)

surmount

68.

The little mouse had to _____ his fears to run past the cat while he was sleeping, but he accidentally tripped over the cat's tail.

a)

pilfer

b)

surmount

c)

exocise

d)

cherubic

69.

The captain needed each _____ to test their loyalty by writing a ten-page essay on why she was so gr-r-r-r-reat!

a)

usurp

b)

adherent

c)

rift

d)

pilfer

70.

The _____ asked for handouts on the streets of the city to get a good meal.

a)

marauder

b)

pauper

c)

rift

d)

semblance

71.

Eating too many Ho-Ho's can lead to _____, according to many prominent dieticians.

a)

gluttony

b)

eminent

c)

semblance

d)

trite

72.

The inventor of the slide whistle isn't as _____ as the inventor of the light bulb, because Thomas Edison is known by everyone.

a)

eminent

b)

terminate

c)

rift

d)

abridge

73.

While he was lying about breaking the window, he hoped he had a _____ of honesty on his face.

a)

condone

b)

semblance

c)

surmount

d)

trite

74.

He was such a walking dictionary of _____ remarks, I'm not sure he had an original thought in his head.

a)

trite

b)

exocise

c)

adherent

d)

dissent

75.

CBS had to _____ their showing of Schindler's List because the movie was far too long without commercials, but with commercials it would be insane!

a)

semblance

b)

terminate

c)

abridge

d)

usurp

76.

I have no idea why some teachers _____ terrible behavior from popular girls, unless they're overlooking it to become part of their clique.

a)

condone

b)

fabricate

c)

rift

d)

surmount

77.

We were going to climb in to the _____ in the rocks until we heard a noise that sounded like an animal.

a)

condone

b)

semblance

c)

terminate

d)

rift

78.

Emily Rose was possessed by the devil, so the priest had to _____ the demon from her body.

a)

exorcise

b)

dissent

c)

eminent

d)

condone

79.

The pirate was a dedicated _____, always looking for a weak unguarded ship to rob.

a)

terminate

b)

marauder

c)

rift

d)

pauper

80.

After some light bickering, a(n) _____ broke out between the people who were a little bit country and the people who were a little bit rock and roll.

a)

dissent

b)

usurp

c)

altercation

d)

rift

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