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Unit #4 Vocab

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

-form- means

a)

to lose

b)

to protect

c)

to establish

d)

to leave

2.

If someone is clumsy at dribbling a basketball, that person would be

a)

a figment

b)

inept

c)

imposing

d)

have an aptitude for basketball

3.

Walking through the Battlefield, I thought I saw a Civil War soldier, my friends insisted it was just a ______________ of my imagination.

a)

prefigure

b)

reform

c)

posit

d)

figment

4.

Sally wanted to ride with Doug, but didn't want to ________________ because the car was already full.

a)

impose

b)

confound

c)

prohibit

d)

replete

5.

High school students take the SATs which stands for Scholastic ____________________ Test.

a)

attitude

b)

aptitude

c)

alacrity

d)

adeptitude

6.

Due to extremely high tuition, college student protesters burned an ________________________ of the college's president in order to get attention and demand lower rates.

a)

reform

b)

adept

c)

effigy

d)

figment

7.

Sally _______________________ the idea of a four-day school week creating a true 3-day weekend for students and their families.

a)

minformed

b)

prefigured

c)

disposed

d)

posited

8.

Scientists believe that between ages 6 and 10 are the ___________________________ years when children are most influenced.

a)

reformative

b)

formative

c)

inept

d)

imposing

9.

Gatsby's reaching for the green light at the end of Chapter 1 _____________________________________ his wanting of a relationship with Daisy Buchanan.

a)

figment

b)

misinformed

c)

reformed

d)

prefigured

10.

A student can tell right away what kind of class it will be based on the teacher's ________________________________.

a)

imposition

b)

formation

c)

aptitude

d)

disposition

11.

-fig- means

a)

place

b)

establish

c)

fit

d)

to shape

12.

-apt- and -ept- mean

a)

to form

b)

to fit

c)

to put

d)

to shape

13.

-pos- and -pon- mean

a)

to put or to place

b)

to move

c)

to make or to do

d)

to form or to establish

14.

If we want to ________________________ our legal system, we will first have to face everything that is wrong with it.

a)

misinform

b)

adept

c)

reform

d)

posit