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Vocabulary week 15 quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does legible mean?

a)

some allowed by laws or constitution

b)

hard to write

c)

easily read

d)

able to be lifted or moved with legs

2.

What does abnormal mean?

a)

not usual, not typical, strange

b)

abundantly normal

c)

malformed or defected abdominal muscles

d)

faulty, imperfect, wrong

3.

What does insubordinate mean?

a)

not able to fill in or sub

b)

disobedient; rebellious

c)

not strange or unordinary

d)

lacking confidence or self-esteem

4.

What does capsize mean?

a)

the correct measurement of a hat

b)

to size capital letters with the correct font

c)

the understating of a catastrophic event

d)

to turn bottom up, upset, upside-down

5.

What does incentive mean?

a)

a reason for doing something, something that causes action

b)

to rapidly burn or turn to ash

c)

not containing sense or understanding, something confusing

d)

lacking motivation or reason to do

6.

What does catastrophe mean?

a)

a small mark used to show possession of objects in writing

b)

a large-scale disaster, misfortune, failure

c)

a measurement of brain activity when under stress

d)

A giant cat scratching balloons.

7.

What does flourish mean?

a)

a type of flour used in baking certain breads or pastries

b)

a process of growing flowers rapidly during the end of a season

c)

a symbol or crest worn as a sign of believe or hope

d)

to grow, thrive, be prosperous; a dramatic gesture

8.

What does decrease mean?

a)

to become or make more; a growth

b)

Come on you know this

c)

to become or make less; a lessening

d)

Hey, it isn't this answer

9.

What does evict mean?

a)

a victim found electronically

b)

to foresee the future or intent on seeing the future

c)

a status of confusion or misguidedness

d)

to force out from property, eject

10.

What does disputatious mean?

a)

inclined to argue or debate; provoking debate

b)

the loss of reputation or character

c)

to put things off longer than anticipated; procrastinate

d)

to hold a grudge without reason or cause