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Vocabulary Review 1-5

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Phototrophic

a)

Tending to grow or move toward light

b)

giving off light without heat

c)

Hateful or spiteful

d)

Ghost or Phantom

2.

Translucent

a)

happening by good fortune

b)

Allowing light to pass through

c)

attractive in pictures or photographs

d)

to make clear by explaining

3.

Specter

a)

to create without any forethought or preparation

b)

tending to grow or move towards light

c)

a ghost or phantom

d)

happening by good fortune

4.

Improvise

a)

careful; mindful of rules and consequences

b)

to create without any forethought or preparation

c)

tending to grow or move towards light

d)

easy to understand, clear

5.

Phosphorescent

a)

giving off light without heat

b)

That which is expected

c)

happening by good fortune

d)

easy to understand, clear

6.

Elucidate

a)

a ghost or phantom

b)

careful; mindful of rules and consequences

c)

easy to understand, clear

d)

to make clear by explaining

7.

Prospect

a)

happening by good fortune

b)

giving off light without heat

c)

That which is expected

d)

to create without any forethought or preparation

8.

Providential

a)

tending to grow or move towards light

b)

attractive in pictures or photographs

c)

happening by good fortune

d)

careful; mindful of rules and consequences

9.

Photogenic

a)

hateful or spiteful

b)

to create without any forethought or preparation

c)

attractive in pictures or photographs

d)

Excellent; above all others

10.

Lucid

a)

easy to understand, clear

b)

careful; mindful of rules and consequences

c)

attractive in pictures or photographs

d)

to make clear by explaining

11.

Circumspect

a)

careful; mindful of rules and consequences

b)

a ghost or phantom

c)

tending to grow or move towards light

d)

giving off light without heat

12.

Invidious

a)

attractive in pictures or photographs

b)

careful; mindful of rules and consequences

c)

hateful or spiteful

d)

to create without any forethought or preparation

13.

Enunciate

a)

to reject by declaration

b)

to pronounce or speak clearly

c)

childish; immature

d)

to charge with a crime; to accuse

14.

Invoke

a)

easy to converse with; friendly

b)

a declaration of opinion; a judgment

c)

to make invalid; to deactivate

d)

to call on for support

15.

Ineffable

a)

unutterable; indescribable

b)

easy to converse with; friendly

c)

a formal or authoritative statement

d)

to pronounce or speak clearly

16.

Edict

a)

causing disturbance or excitement

b)

to charge with a crime; to accuse

c)

an official order

d)

a formal or authoritative statement

17.

Renounce

a)

a declaration of opinion; a judgment

b)

to reject by declaration

c)

causing disturbance or excitement

d)

easy to converse with; friendly

18.

Provocative

a)

a declaration of opinion; a judgment

b)

to call on for support

c)

an official order

d)

causing disturbance or excitement

19.

Infantile

a)

childish; immature

b)

a formal or authoritative statement

c)

to make invalid; to deactivate

d)

unutterable; indescribable

20.

Indict

a)

easy to converse with; friendly

b)

to call on for support

c)

to charge with a crime; to accuse

d)

causing disturbance or excitement

21.

Pronouncement

a)

to create without any forethought or preparation

b)

hateful or spiteful

c)

a declaration of opinion; a judgment

d)

to pronounce or speak clearly

22.

Revoke

a)

to make invalid; to deactivate

b)

unutterable; indescribable

c)

an official order

d)

To stop someone from doing something; to prevent

23.

Affable

a)

To get in the way of; to hinder

b)

To fill up from within; to spread throughout

c)

a declaration of opinion; a judgment

d)

easy to converse with; friendly

24.

Dictum

a)

To confuse and frustrate

b)

to charge with a crime; to accuse

c)

a formal or authoritative statement

d)

an official order

25.

Prohibit

a)

To confuse and frustrate

b)

To reject by declaration

c)

To stop someone from doing something; to prevent

d)

To not do something; to refrain

26.

Inhibit

a)

To not do something; to refrain

b)

To get in the way of; to hinder

c)

To charge with a crime; to accuse

d)

That which is expected

27.

Suffuse

a)

To fill up from within; to spread throughout

b)

To make clear by explaining

c)

To support for an extended period of time

d)

To put into action; to execute

28.

Confound

a)

An official order

b)

a formal or authoritative statement

c)

Stubbornly persistent; determined

d)

To confuse and frustrate

29.

Infuse

a)

To make clear by explaining

b)

To inject; to fill something or someone with

c)

That which is expected

d)

Hateful or spiteful

30.

Sustain

a)

A declaration of opinion; a judgment

b)

Causing disturbance or excitement

c)

Filled up with

d)

To support for an extended period of time.

31.

Abstain

a)

To reject by declaration

b)

To not do something; to refrain

c)

To confuse and frustrate

d)

To put into action; to execute

32.

Tenacious

a)

Stubbornly persistent; determined

b)

To pronounce or speak clearly

c)

Happening by good fortune

d)

Childish; immature

33.

Retinue

a)

Attractive in pictures or photographs

b)

To put into action; to execute

c)

A group that attends an important person

d)

Childish; immature

34.

Replete

a)

Filled up with

b)

To inject; to fill something or someone with

c)

Tending to grow or move toward light

d)

To create without any forethought or preparation

35.

Implement

a)

To get in the way of; to hinder

b)

To charge with a crime; to accuse

c)

To make invalid; to deactivate

d)

To put into action: to execute

36.

Deplete

a)

To fill up from within; to spread throughout

b)

To use up; to waste

c)

To call on for support

d)

Unutterable; indescribable

37.

Misinformation

a)

Untrue or wrong information

b)

A group that attends an important person

c)

One’s attitude or mood

d)

A skill or suitability for

38.

Reform

a)

a formal or authoritative statement

b)

Occurring at the time of most influence

c)

To bring back to rightness, order, or morality

d)

To put forth; to assert

39.

Formative

a)

A group that attends an important person

b)

Occurring at the time of most influence

c)

To look like or predict a later thing or event

d)

To call on for support

40.

Formative

a)

To charge with a crime; to accuse

b)

That which is expected

c)

To create without any forethought or preparation

d)

Occurring at the time of most influence

41.

Inept

a)

Unskilled; clumsy

b)

Causing disturbance or excitement

c)

Skilled; expert at

d)

A skill or suitability for

42.

Adept

a)

To put into action; to execute

b)

A skill or suitability for

c)

Skilled; expert at

d)

Happening by good fortune

43.

Aptitude

a)

Easy to understand; clear

b)

A skill or suitability for

c)

To bring back to rightness, order, or morality

d)

Skilled; expert at

44.

Posit

a)

To put fourth; to assert

b)

To stop someone from doing something; to prevent

c)

To bring back to rightness, order, or morality

d)

To get in the way of; to hinder

45.

Impose

a)

Careful; mindful of rules and consequences

b)

To forcibly pace upon

c)

To confuse and frustrate

d)

To put forth; to assert

46.

Disposition

a)

Hateful or spiteful

b)

To use up; to waste

c)

One's attitude or mood

d)

To pronounce or speak clearly

47.

Figment

a)

Something invented or imaginary

b)

A figure constructed sun mockery

c)

Unskilled; clumsy

d)

Stubbornly persistent; determined

48.

Effigy

a)

To confuse and frustrate

b)

Something invented or imaginary

c)

Unutterable; indescribable

d)

A figure constructed in mockery

49.

Prefigure

a)

Causing disturbance or excitement

b)

Make clear by explaining

c)

To look like or predict a later thing or event

d)

Giving off light without heat

50.

Legacy`

a)

Demanding perfection: strict

b)

To scatter about; to break up

c)

A body of ideas, achievements and morals: an example

d)

To support for an extended period of time.

51.

Delegate

a)

To divide up, especially responsibilities

b)

To pronounce or speak clearly

c)

Untrue or wrong information

d)

One’s attitude or mood

52.

Agenda

a)

a formal or authoritative statement

b)

A plan of action; a purpose

c)

To look like or predict a later thing or event

d)

To create without any forethought or preparation

53.

Proactive

a)

To call on for support

b)

To put into action; to execute

c)

To bring back to rightness, order, or morality

d)

Seeking to solve a problem before it occurs

54.

Exacting

a)

Demanding perfection; strict

b)

To make clear by explaining

c)

Dependent upon

d)

To forcibly pace upon

55.

Repulsion

a)

Stubbornly persistent; determined

b)

A desire to avoid: disgust

c)

Hateful or spiteful

d)

To scatter about; to break up

56.

Dispel

a)

Giving off light without heat

b)

To use up; to waste

c)

A plan of action; a purpose

d)

To scatter about; to break up

57.

Propel

a)

To get in the way of; to hinder

b)

To put forth; to assert

c)

To cause to move toward; to push

d)

Allowing light to pass through

58.

Relative

a)

To support for an extended period of time.

b)

Dependent upon

c)

Childish; immature

d)

One’s attitude or mood

59.

Superlative

a)

Easy to converse with; friendly

b)

To make clear by explaining

c)

Excellent; above all other

d)

To confuse and frustrate

60.

Dilate

a)

To widen

b)

A declaration of opinion; a judgment

c)

a formal or authoritative statement

d)

To use up; to waste