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The Crucible Voc Quiz

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Pious

a)

religious

b)

determined

c)

profane

d)

focused

2.

theocracy

a)

government by popular vote

b)

government by dictator

c)

government by religion

d)

government by royalty

3.

Correct conduct

a)

providence

b)

propriety

c)

placid

d)

prudent

4.

Great in size

a)

partisan

b)

parochial

c)

prodigious

d)

sectarian

5.

Abrogate

a)

the aggravate

b)

to forgive

c)

to deceive

d)

to abolish

6.

Contentious

a)

peaceful

b)

violent

c)

quarrelsome

d)

pretending

7.

A prophecy or omen

a)

guile

b)

pallor

c)

malign

d)

augury

8.

ameliorate

a)

to improve

b)

to harass

c)

to calm

d)

to destroy

9.

Courteous going along with other's opinions or wishes

a)

defamation

b)

deference

c)

beguile

d)

bemuse

10.

To make an effort to gain good favor with someone.

a)

Iniquity

b)

Junta

c)

Effrontery

d)

Ingratiate

11.

Unable to move or act

a)

Inert

b)

Ineptness

c)

Indignation

d)

Malign

12.

Fear. trembling, agitation

a)

Indignation

b)

Trepidation

c)

Providence

d)

Baseness

13.

Menacing, causing fear or awe

a)

Formidable

b)

Deference

c)

Licentious

d)

Penitence

14.

Irreverent and profane

a)

Credulous

b)

Indigenous

c)

Blasphemous

d)

Adamant

15.

Contrary to church doctrine

a)

Parochial

b)

Providence

c)

Orthodox

d)

Heretical

16.

Anger as a result of injustice

a)

Indignation

b)

Trepidation

c)

Vindictive

d)

Placid

17.

Indigenous

a)

savage

b)

native to a certain area

c)

foreign

d)

guilty

18.

A person with unlimited influence

a)

sectarian

b)

partisan

c)

autocrat

d)

penitent

19.

Peaceful, calm

a)

wily

b)

vindictive

c)

sublime

d)

placid

20.

To utter injurious reports about someone, speak ill of, gossip

a)

ineptness

b)

malign

c)

confound

d)

reproach

21.

Wickedness and immorality

a)

Trepidation

b)

Propriety

c)

Iniquity

d)

Indignation

22.

A serious event causing misfortune

a)

malign

b)

predilection

c)

reproach

d)

calamity

23.

Confused or bewildered

a)

bemused

b)

exalt

c)

inert

d)

prodigious

24.

Wise and careful about practical matters

a)

prodigious

b)

guile

c)

placid

d)

prudent

25.

Dissemble

a)

to flirt

b)

to disguise, pretend

c)

to guess

d)

to take apart

26.

Existing from birth, inborn

a)

dogmatic

b)

sublime

c)

pious

d)

innate

27.

Ill will or evil intentions

a)

Baseness

b)

Ineptness

c)

Methodical

d)

Malevolent

28.

Lacking moral or sexual restraint, wanton

a)

Licentious

b)

Vindictive

c)

Indigenous

d)

Formidable

29.

To blame for something

a)

Reprieve

b)

Partisan

c)

Reproach

d)

Exalt

30.

Regret or sorrow for sins or faults

a)

Paradoxical

b)

Reprieve

c)

Penitence

d)

Predilection

31.

A preference for something

a)

Predilection

b)

Prudence

c)

Vindication

d)

Indictment

32.

Effrontery

a)

Correct behavior

b)

Extreme boldness

c)

Laws

d)

Correct punishments

33.

Guile

a)

bravery

b)

deceitful cunning

c)

deep admiration

d)

acceptance

34.

Pale, especially about the face

a)

gaunt

b)

guile

c)

pallor

d)

junta

35.

Exalted; noble

a)

Sublime

b)

Heretical

c)

Prudent

d)

Parochial

36.

Revengeful; spiteful

a)

wily

b)

prodigious

c)

vindictive

d)

prudent

37.

To abolish; do away with

a)

inert

b)

conciliate

c)

abrogate

d)

confound

38.

Lacking moral or sexual restraint

a)

guile

b)

Ineptness

c)

licentious

d)

fiend

39.

Ill will or evil intentions

a)

Contempt

b)

Ingratiate

c)

Malevolence

d)

Adamant

40.

Inflexible, immovable; obstinate

a)

Junta

b)

Adamant

c)

Ameliorate

d)

Dogmatic

41.

Apparition

a)

An obvious situation

b)

A dangerous situation

c)

A ghost

d)

A sudden wind

42.

A lack of judgement or competence

a)

Inert

b)

Formidable

c)

Baseness

d)

Ineptness

43.

To glorify, or praise

a)

Confound

b)

Bemuse

c)

Abyss

d)

Exalt

44.

Confirmation

a)

Dogmatic

b)

Junta

c)

Effrontery

d)

Corroboration

45.

Exalted, noble, uplighting

a)

Pious

b)

Sectarian

c)

Sublime

d)

Wily