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Ela Vocab

Total questions: 146

Worksheet time: 1hrs 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To prepare for an event or an action

a)

Grid

b)

Daunt

c)

Flux

d)

Hovel

2.

To make afraid; to discourage

a)

Grid

b)

Daunt

c)

Gothic

d)

Egress

3.

A state of continual change or movement

a)

Gothic

b)

Flux

c)

Penury

d)

Grid

4.

A wretched living place; an open shed

a)

Hovel

b)

Grid

c)

Flux

d)

Penury

5.

Of or like a corpse; pale, gaunt, thin

a)

Grid

b)

Egress

c)

Cadaverous

d)

Daunt

6.

Of the Middle Ages; of or relating to a mysterious, grotesque, and desolate style of fiction

a)

Penury

b)

Egress

c)

Grid

d)

Gothic

7.

Extreme poverty

a)

Egress

b)

Hovel

c)

Flux

d)

Penury

8.

An exit; a means of going out

a)

Flux

b)

Grid

c)

Egress

d)

Penury

9.

Happiness; bliss

a)

Flux

b)

Felicity

c)

Depot

d)

Grid

10.

A dictator with absolute power

a)

Despot

b)

Flux

c)

Felicity

d)

Grid

11.

Antonym of felicity

a)

unhappiness; discontent

b)

Wealth; opulence

c)

Ingress; entrance

12.

Antonym of daunt

a)

Palace; mansion

b)

Encourage

c)

Intimidate

d)

dishearten

13.

Antonym of flux

a)

Stability

b)

Fluctuations

c)

Instability

14.

Antonym of hovel

a)

Palace

b)

Shanty

c)

Shack

15.

Antonym of cadaverous

a)

Ghastly

b)

Robust; healthy

c)

Wealth

d)

Opulence

16.

Antonym of penury

a)

Wealth; opulence

b)

Robust; healthy

c)

Destitution

17.

Antonym of egress

a)

Passage

b)

Ingress; entrance

c)

Wealth; opulence

18.

morally unrestrained

a)

paucity

b)

Obtrude

c)

Licentious

d)

Nepotism

19.

Antonym of licentious

a)

Chaste

b)

Pure

c)

Immoral

d)

Lewd

20.

A coin collector

a)

Beleaguer

b)

Pensive

c)

Numismatist

d)

Enmity

21.

A scarcity, lack

a)

Paucity

b)

Pensive

c)

Penury

d)

Flux

22.
(Review) a narcotic used to cause sleep or bring relief from pain.
a)
numismatist 
b)
edifice 
c)
opiate 
d)
paucity
23.
(Review) scarcity, lack
a)
paucity 
b)
chauvinist 
c)
edifice 
d)
epigram 
24.
equally skillful with either hand
a)
lackadaisical 
b)
ambidextrous 
c)
belated 
d)
licentious 
25.
(Review) in high spirits; exultantly proud and joyful
a)
elated 
b)
berserk 
c)
pensive 
d)
demented 
26.
(Review) to besiege by encircling (as with an army); to harass
a)
delude 
b)
dally 
c)
amalgamate 
d)
beleaguer 
27.
to give life or motion to
a)
animate 
b)
knead 
c)
alienate 
d)
gorge
28.
delayed
a)
belated 
b)
antiquated 
c)
ostentatious 
d)
felonious 
29.
to mislead; to fool
a)
knead 
b)
obtrude 
c)
delude 
d)
animate 
30.

marked by a conspicuous, showy, or pretentious display

a)

ostentatious

b)

capricious

c)

passionate

d)

urgent

31.
(Review) of, like, or constituting a felony (major crime)
a)
licentious 
b)
ostentatious 
c)
felonious 
d)
fatalistic 
32.
in a state of violent or destructive rage
a)
berserk 
b)
pensive 
c)
egalitarian 
d)
licentious 
33.
one having a fanatical devotion to a country, gender, or religion
a)
epigram 
b)
edifice 
c)
numismatist 
d)
chauvinist 
34.
promoting equal rights for all people
a)
fatalistic 
b)
lackadaisical 
c)
ostentatious 
d)
egalitarian 
35.
to work dough or clay into a uniform mixture
a)
hone 
b)
dally 
c)
knead 
d)
obtrude 
36.
large, elaborate structure; an imposing building
a)
edifice 
b)
paucity 
c)
opiate 
d)
epigram 
37.
(Antonym) egalitarian 
a)
democratic 
b)
hovel 
c)
elitist 
d)
republican 
38.
(Antonym) delude 
a)
deceive 
b)
enlighten 
c)
excite 
d)
fool 
39.
(Antonym) ostentatious 
a)
belated 
b)
grandiose 
c)
vivid 
d)
modest 
40.
(Antonym) berserk 
a)
timely 
b)
placid 
c)
felonious 
d)
frenzied 
41.
(Antonym) belated 
a)
timely 
b)
complacent 
c)
tardy 
d)
delayed 
42.
an exaggerated portrayal of one's features
a)
numismatist 
b)
epigram 
c)
paucity
d)
caricature 
43.
to combine
a)
dally 
b)
amalgamate 
c)
alienate 
d)
obtrude 
44.
(Review) dreamily thoughtful
a)
antiquated
b)
fatalistic 
c)
felonious 
d)
pensive 
45.
mentally ill; insane
a)
felonious 
b)
fatalistic 
c)
elated 
d)
demented 
46.
(Review) morally unrestrained
a)
fatalistic 
b)
antiquated 
c)
felonious 
d)
licentious 
47.
(Review) to make others unfriendly toward you
a)
hone 
b)
alienate 
c)
gorge 
d)
obtrude 
48.
to besiege by encircling (as with an army); to harass
a)
hone 
b)
beleaguer 
c)
dally 
d)
obtrude 
49.
(Review) believing all things in life are inevitable, determined by fate
a)
pensive 
b)
licentious 
c)
felonious 
d)
fatalistic 
50.
to sharpen
a)
dally 
b)
obtrude 
c)
hone
d)
gorge 
51.
to eat or swallow greedily
a)
amalgamate 
b)
gorge 
c)
beleaguer 
d)
dally 
52.
to waste time; to dawdle
a)
alienate 
b)
dally
c)
amalgamate 
d)
obtrude 
53.
no longer used or useful; very old
a)
fatalistic 
b)
antiquated 
c)
elated 
d)
licentious 
54.
(Antonym) demented 
a)
maniac 
b)
frantic 
c)
sane
d)
deranged 
55.
(Antonym) hone
a)
dull
b)
whet
c)
sharpen
d)
practice 
56.
(Antonym) amalgamate 
a)
blend 
b)
consolidate 
c)
unite
d)
separate 
57.
(Antonym) dally 
a)
loiter 
b)
annoy 
c)
hasten
d)
linger
58.
(Antonym) antiquated 
a)
obsolete 
b)
innovative 
c)
archaic 
d)
out-of-date
59.
a witty saying expressing a single thought or observation
a)
numismatist 
b)
paucity 
c)
epigram 
d)
opera
60.
uninterested; listless; spiritless; apathetic
a)
elated 
b)
pensive
c)
fatalistic
d)
lackadaisical 
61.
dreamily thoughtful; reflective; meditative
a)
lackadaisical 
b)
elated 
c)
pensive 
d)
fatalistic 
62.
morally unrestrained; immoral
a)
licentious 
b)
lackadaisical 
c)
elated 
d)
fatalistic 
63.
to force oneself into a situation uninvited; impose; intrude
a)
obtrude 
b)
alienate 
c)
extricate 
d)
unite 
64.
(Antonym) pacity 
a)
purity 
b)
epigram 
c)
surplus 
d)
lack
65.
(Antonym) alienate 
a)
unite 
b)
estrange 
c)
intrude 
d)
impose 
66.
(Antonym) licentious 
a)
lewd 
b)
immoral
c)
overjoyed 
d)
virtuous 
67.
(Antonym) pensive 
a)
fatalistic 
b)
frivolous 
c)
reflective 
d)
thoughtful
68.
(Antonym) elated 
a)
dismal 
b)
overjoyed
c)
chaste 
d)
enthusiastic 
69.
(Review) a slow person, especially one who falls behind
a)
gaff 
b)
laggard 
c)
ogre
d)
numismatist 
70.
a lover of books
a)
gambit 
b)
denizen 
c)
numismatist 
d)
bibliophile 
71.
to speak in a dramatic, pompous, or blustering manner
a)
declaim 
b)
quaff
c)
delude
d)
begrudge 
72.
favoritism shown to family or friends by those in power
a)
blight 
b)
enmity 
c)
nepotism 
d)
charisma 
73.
(Review) to exchange words; to discuss casually
a)
imbue 
b)
dally 
c)
advocate 
d)
bandy
74.
(Review) to recommend; to speak in favor of
a)
advocate 
b)
gratify 
c)
animate 
d)
quaff 
75.
to resent another's success; to envy
a)
obtrude 
b)
declaim 
c)
begrudge 
d)
delude 
76.
to drink in large quantities; to gulp
a)
imbue 
b)
dally 
c)
quaff 
d)
hone
77.
 a pole with a large hook on one end
a)
gaff 
b)
edifice 
c)
epigram
d)
obsequy 
78.
deep-seated hostility, often mutual
a)
paucity 
b)
fealty 
c)
entity 
d)
enmity 
79.
to inspire or influence; to saturate
a)
alienate 
b)
hone 
c)
imbue
d)
begrudge 
80.
(Review) marked by a conspicuous, showy, or pretentious display
a)
jaded 
b)
ostentatious 
c)
glutinous 
d)
belated 
81.
an influential person; a member of an elite group
a)
mandarin 
b)
bibliophile 
c)
denizen 
d)
numismatist 
82.
(Antonym) begrudge
a)
accept 
b)
beleaguer 
c)
desire
d)
declaim 
83.
(Antonym) enmity
a)
antagonism 
b)
paucity 
c)
mandarin 
d)
alliance 
84.
(Antonym) nepotism
a)
obsequy 
b)
bais 
c)
fairness 
d)
favoritism 
85.
(Antonym) quaff
a)
gorge 
b)
savor 
c)
swig 
d)
guzzle 
86.
(Antonym) imbue 
a)
begrudge 
b)
instill 
c)
withdraw
d)
forgive 
87.
(Review) an opening maneuver or action one uses to gain advantage
a)
blight 
b)
gambit
c)
obsequy 
d)
fealty 
88.
personal appeal or attraction; magnetism
a)
charisma 
b)
ogre
c)
gaff
d)
idiosyncrasy 
89.
(Review) no longer used or useful; very old
a)
demented 
b)
fatalistic
c)
jaded 
d)
antiquated 
90.
(Review) to force oneself upon others unmasked or unwanted
a)
hone 
b)
obtrude
c)
alienate 
d)
dally 
91.
(Review) to force oneself upon others unmasked or unwanted
a)
hone 
b)
obtrude
c)
alienate 
d)
dally 
92.
(Review) to force oneself upon others unmasked or unwanted
a)
hone 
b)
obtrude
c)
alienate 
d)
dally 
93.
(Review) to force oneself upon others unmasked or unwanted
a)
hone 
b)
obtrude
c)
alienate 
d)
dally 
94.
(Review) large, elaborate structure; imposing building
a)
ogre 
b)
edifice 
c)
gambit
d)
blight 
95.
(Review) inactive; unproductive
a)
fallow 
b)
ambidextrous
c)
pensive
d)
egalitarian 
96.
cowardly and treacherous
a)
jaded 
b)
licentious 
c)
ostentatious 
d)
dastardly 
97.
to obliterate; to wipe out
a)
alienate 
b)
mesmerize 
c)
efface
d)
delude 
98.
worn out; dulled as from overindulgence
a)
belated 
b)
elated 
c)
jaded
d)
dastardly 
99.
large monster; frightful giant
a)
obsequy 
b)
entity
c)
caricature
d)
ogre
100.
to recommend; to speak in favor of
a)
alienate 
b)
entice 
c)
advocate 
d)
animate 
101.
anything having existence; a real being in thought or fact
a)
gist 
b)
entity 
c)
epigram 
d)
gambit 
102.
to hypnotize
a)
mesmerize 
b)
beleaguer
c)
delude 
d)
animate
103.
main point
a)
fealty
b)
gist 
c)
paucity 
d)
entity 
104.
to exchange words; to discuss casually
a)
efface 
b)
gratify 
c)
efface 
d)
bandy 
105.
(Antonym) advocate 
a)
contest 
b)
promote
c)
campaign 
d)
encourage 
106.
(Antonym) gist 
a)
overview 
b)
summary
c)
fragment
d)
idea
107.
(Antonym) jaded 
a)
fatigued 
b)
wearied 
c)
fresh 
d)
exhausted 
108.
(Antonym) efface 
a)
dally 
b)
gorge 
c)
obliterate 
d)
enshrine 
109.
(Antonym) dastardly 
a)
dishonorable 
b)
felonious
c)
shameful
d)
righteous 
110.
obligated loyalty or faithfulness
a)
paucity 
b)
obsequy 
c)
caricature 
d)
fealty 
111.
(Review) to sharpen
a)
entice 
b)
hone 
c)
knead 
d)
obtrude 
112.
a slow person, especially one that falls behind
a)
denizen 
b)
chauvinist 
c)
gambit 
d)
laggard 
113.
(Review) promoting equal rights for all people
a)
fallow 
b)
egalitarian 
c)
ostentatious 
d)
pensive 
114.
to attract by offering reward or pleasure
a)
entice 
b)
gratify 
c)
animate 
d)
amalgamate 
115.
to escape notice; to get away from
a)
beleaguer 
b)
obtrude 
c)
elude 
d)
delude 
116.
inactive; unproductive
a)
demented 
b)
elated 
c)
pensive 
d)
fallow
117.
an opening maneuver or action that one uses to gain advantage
a)
epigram 
b)
gambit 
c)
blight 
d)
obsequy 
118.
(Review) in a state of violent or destructive rage
a)
berserk 
b)
fallow 
c)
fatalistic 
d)
egalitarian 
119.
anything that destroys, prevents, or causes devaluation
a)
opiate 
b)
fealty 
c)
blight 
d)
paucity 
120.
(Review) to combine
a)
gorge 
b)
elude 
c)
alienate 
d)
amalgamate 
121.
an occupant; inhabitant
a)
denizen 
b)
laggard 
c)
epigram 
d)
chauvinist 
122.
a funeral rite or ceremony
a)
fealty 
b)
gambit 
c)
obsequy 
d)
edifice 
123.
(Review) a witty saying expressing a single thought or observation
a)
blight 
b)
epigram 
c)
obsequy 
d)
caricature 
124.
(Antonym) gratify
a)
dally 
b)
satisfy 
c)
irritate 
d)
indulge 
125.
inactive; unproductive
a)
demented 
b)
elated 
c)
pensive 
d)
fallow
126.
(Antonym) fallow 
a)
idle 
b)
untrained 
c)
felonious 
d)
fertile 
127.
(Review) gluey; sticky
a)
antiquated 
b)
cadaverous 
c)
glutinous
d)
ostentatious 
128.
of or like a corpse; pale, gaunt; thin
a)
jaded 
b)
cadaverous
c)
berserk
d)
gothic 
129.
extreme poverty
a)
felicity 
b)
obsequy 
c)
charisma 
d)
penury 
130.
a dirty, wretched living place
a)
hovel 
b)
edifice 
c)
ogre
d)
egress
131.
happiness; bliss
a)
caricature 
b)
entity 
c)
blight 
d)
felicity 
132.
to make afraid or discouraged
a)
bandy 
b)
daunt 
c)
delude 
d)
begrudge 
133.
to prepare for an event or an action
a)
efface 
b)
obtrude 
c)
gird 
d)
imbue 
134.
(Review) to resent another's success; to envy
a)
quaff 
b)
begrudge 
c)
gratify 
d)
daunt 
135.
of the middle ages; of or relating to a mysterious, grotesque, and desolate style of fiction.
a)
fallow 
b)
glutinous 
c)
felonious 
d)
gothic 
136.
a dictator with absolute power
a)
numismatist 
b)
despot 
c)
penury 
d)
denizen 
137.
an exit; a means of going out
a)
epigram 
b)
enmity 
c)
egress
d)
hovel
138.
(Review) main point
a)
gist
b)
flux 
c)
penury 
d)
fealty 
139.
(Review) to give life or motion to
a)
advocate 
b)
amalgamate 
c)
animate 
d)
declaim 
140.
state of continual change or movement
a)
penury 
b)
nepotism 
c)
fealty 
d)
flux
141.
(Review) to escape notice; to get away from
a)
elude 
b)
daunt 
c)
declaim 
d)
gorge 
142.
(Antonym) daunt
a)
intimidate 
b)
encourage 
c)
scare 
d)
gird 
143.
(Antonym) flux
a)
steadiness 
b)
fluctuation 
c)
nepotism 
d)
entity 
144.
(Antonym) penury
a)
ungrateful 
b)
poorness 
c)
opulence 
d)
paucity 
145.
(Antonym) felicity
a)
stability 
b)
delight 
c)
misery 
d)
fealty 
146.
(Antonym) cadaverous
a)
haggard 
b)
robust 
c)
berserk 
d)
ashen

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