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Vocab Power+ 18

Total questions: 86

Worksheet time: 51mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

spell

a)

asimlilate

b)

assmilate

c)

assimilate

d)

amissimilate

2.

spell

a)

colloquail

b)

colloquial

c)

coliquail

d)

colloqal

3.

spell

a)

dirge

b)

dirage

c)

diraage

d)

dirrge

4.

spell

a)

epethet

b)

egypt

c)

epyith

d)

epithet

5.

spell

a)

hamper

b)

hampr

c)

hemper

d)

ham-per

6.

spell

a)

festoon

b)

fetsoon

c)

faton

d)

festooon

7.

spell

a)

induec

b)

indoos

c)

induce

d)

inuce

8.

spell

a)

martriacal

b)

mamtriiarcal

c)

matrearkel

d)

matriarchal

9.

spell

a)

neichie

b)

niche

c)

nikhie

d)

nike

10.

spell

a)

pirdify

b)

perdife

c)

perfidy

d)

purfide

11.

spell

a)

prophetic

b)

profetik

c)

profitick

d)

proifec

12.

spell

a)

rehabillitta

b)

rehabillate

c)

rehabilitate

d)

rehebiltat

13.

spell

a)

simultaneous

b)

simeltanees

c)

sirmules

d)

spontanious

14.

spell

a)

sumime

b)

surmize

c)

surmise

d)

semiz

15.

spell

a)

vijelante

b)

vigilante

c)

vigelance

d)

viglanec

16.
Spell
a)
assimilate
b)
asimillate
c)
assimillate
17.
Spell
a)
colloquial
b)
coloquial
c)
colloqiaul
18.
Spell
a)
derge
b)
dirge
c)
durge
19.
Spell
a)
epithet
b)
epitet
c)
ephithet
20.
Spell
a)
feston
b)
festoon
c)
festoone
21.
Spell
a)
hampper
b)
hemper
c)
hamper
22.
Spell
a)
enduce
b)
induce
c)
innduce
23.
Spell
a)
matriearchal
b)
matriarkal
c)
matriarchal
24.
Spell
a)
nich
b)
nitch
c)
niche
25.
Spell
a)
perfidy
b)
pirfidy
c)
purfidy
26.
Spell
a)
prophetac
b)
profitic
c)
prophetic
27.
Spell
a)
rehabillitate
b)
rehabilitate
c)
rehabiltate
28.
Spell
a)
similtaneous
b)
simultanous
c)
simultaneous
29.
Spell
a)
sirmise
b)
sunrise
c)
surmise
30.
Spell
a)
vigilantie
b)
vigilanty
c)
vigilante
31.
assimilate
a)
to absorb mentally; to be absorbed into a larger group
b)
to restore or be restored to good health or productive life
c)
a mournful hymn or poem
d)
to conclude from little evidence; guess
32.
colloquial
a)
to absorb mentally; to be absorbed into a larger group
b)
to prevent progress or movement
c)
a recess in the wall; an activity or position well suited to a person’s interests or abilities
d)
characteristic of informal speech
33.
dirge
a)
a recess in the wall; an activity or position well suited to a person’s interests or abilities
b)
to decorate with a garland; to decorate as one would with a garland
c)
to conclude from little evidence; guess
d)
a mournful hymn or poem
34.
epithet
a)
a word or phrase used to describe a person or thing, sometimes abusively
b)
to conclude from little evidence; guess
c)
characteristic of informal speech
d)
to absorb mentally; to be absorbed into a larger group
35.

festoon

a)

characteristic of informal speech

b)

to decorate with garland

c)

occurring or existing at the same time

d)

to bring about; to cause

36.
induce
a)
to bring about; to cause
b)
one who enforces the law or punishes criminals without having authority to do so
c)
foretelling events as though supernaturally
d)
occurring or existing at the same time
37.
matriarchal
a)
occurring or existing at the same time
b)
one who enforces the law or punishes criminals without having authority to do so
c)
pertaining to rule or leadership by women or mothers
d)
characteristic of informal speech
38.
niche
a)
pertaining to rule or leadership by women or mothers
b)
a mournful hymn or poem
c)
deliberate betrayal of trust or faith
d)
a recess in the wall; an activity or position well suited to a person’s interests or abilities
39.
perfidy
a)
to absorb mentally; to be absorbed into a larger group
b)
deliberate betrayal of trust or faith
c)
a word or phrase used to describe a person or thing, sometimes abusively
d)
foretelling events as though supernaturally
40.
prophetic
a)
foretelling events as though supernaturally
b)
characteristic of informal speech
c)
to bring about; to cause
d)
pertaining to rule or leadership by women or mothers
41.
rehabilitate
a)
to conclude from little evidence; guess
b)
a word or phrase used to describe a person or thing, sometimes abusively
c)
characteristic of informal speech
d)
to restore or be restored to good health or productive life
42.
simultaneous
a)
to decorate with a garland; to decorate as one would with a garland
b)
a recess in the wall; an activity or position well suited to a person’s interests or abilities
c)
occurring or existing at the same time
d)
one who enforces the law or punishes criminals without having authority to do so
43.
surmise
a)
to prevent progress or movement
b)
a mournful hymn or poem
c)
to conclude from little evidence; guess
d)
to decorate with a garland; to decorate as one would with a garland
44.
vigilante
a)
to restore or be restored to good health or productive life
b)
to absorb mentally; to be absorbed into a larger group
c)
to prevent progress or movement
d)
one who enforces the law or punishes criminals without having authority to do so
45.
hamper
a)
deliberate betrayal of trust or faith
b)
characteristic of informal speech
c)
to prevent progress or movement
d)
pertaining to rule or leadership by women or mothers
46.

the suffix -al means

a)

"pertaining to" or "characteristic of"

b)

act of

c)

system

47.

the suffix -ic means

a)

act of

b)

"characteristic of" or "pertaining to"

c)

system

48.

the suffix -ion means

a)

pertaining

b)

characteristic

c)

"act of,"result of," "state of"

49.

the suffix -ism means

a)

system of

b)

act of

c)

characteristic of

50.
Synonym for learn; incorporate; conform; integrate
a)
assimilate
b)
surmise
c)
simultaneous
d)
festoon
51.
Synonym for conversational
a)
rehabilitate
b)
epithet
c)
colloquial
d)
simultaneous
52.
Synonym for elegy; requiem
a)
perfidy
b)
dirge
c)
prophetic
d)
rehabilitate
53.
Synonym for nickname
a)
epithet
b)
prophetic
c)
festoon
d)
perfidy
54.
Synonym for drape; swathe
a)
hamper
b)
induce
c)
niche
d)
festoon
55.
Synonym for hinder; impede
a)
hamper
b)
niche
c)
induce
d)
festoon
56.
Synonym for stimulate; provoke
a)
surmise
b)
hamper
c)
induce
d)
perfidy
57.
Synonym for alcove; nook; cubbyhole; forte; metier; strong point
a)
surmise
b)
niche
c)
induce
d)
hamper
58.
Synonym for treachery; duplicity; treason
a)
perfidy
b)
festoon
c)
niche
d)
epithet
59.
Synonym for telling; foreshadowing; predictive
a)
surmise
b)
epithet
c)
prophetic
d)
dirge
60.
Synonym for recuperate; mend
a)
prophetic
b)
dirge
c)
colloquial
d)
rehabilitate
61.
Synonym for concurrent; conincident
a)
surmise
b)
simultaneous
c)
rehabilitate
d)
colloquial
62.
Synonym for conjecture; speculate; presume
a)
simultaneous
b)
assimilate
c)
surmise
d)
festoon
63.
Antonym for successive; presume
a)
simultaneous
b)
rehabilitate
c)
assimilate
d)
colloquial
64.
Antonym for degenerate; weaken
a)
perfidy
b)
induce
c)
rehabilitate
d)
assimilate
65.
Antonym for loyalty; faithfulness
a)
hamper
b)
perfidy
c)
colloquial
d)
rehabilitate
66.
Antonym for prevent; thwart
a)
induce
b)
hamper
c)
perfidy
d)
colloquial
67.
Antonym for assist; facilitate
a)
perfidy
b)
induce
c)
hamper
d)
rehabilitate
68.
antonym for formal; proper; stilted
a)
colloquial
b)
simultaneous
c)
rehabilitate
d)
hamper
69.
Antonym for deny; reject; rebel; resist
a)
simultaneous
b)
rehabilitate
c)
perfidy
d)
assimilate
70.

Hundreds of thousands of Native Americans were forced to (a)   into the white European culture when they were captured.

71.

It is seen as unprofessional to have a (a)   conversation with a potential employer during an interview.

72.

The organist played a (a)   as mourners were paying their respects at the funeral.

73.

Abraham Lincoln earned the (a)   “Honest Abe” because he valued honesty.

74.

The hall was (a)   ed with garland for the Christmas party.

75.

The court system (a)   the enforcement of the president's suggested ban.

76.

The Cubs’ World Series win (a)   d a celebration that was 108 years in the making.

77.

In the 1950’s, a woman’s (a)   duty was to stay at home, clean the house, and cook meals for the family.

78.

Because she was constantly drawing and doodling on her papers during school, she eventually found her (a)   and became an artist when she grew up.

79.

When it was found out that the American was selling secrets to the Russians, he was accused of (a)   against the United States.

80.

Nostradamus is famous for making (a)   statements, like predicting the 9/11 attacks.

81.

The reason for sentencing a criminal to prison is so that they can be (a)   d and be functional members of society when they are released.

82.

The runners crossed the finish line at a (a)   time which caused the race to end in a tie.

83.

Sherlock Holmes is notorious for being able to (a)   how a crime was committed based off the few clues he is given.

84.

Batman is considered to be a (a)   because he has no official government authority to catch criminals.

85.

Which vocabulary word originates from the Latin phrase, per fidem decipere, which means "to deceive through trust."

a)

festoon

b)

perfidy

c)

dirge

d)

prophetic

86.

The Latin colloquium most likely means...

a)

formal

b)

proper

c)

collagen

d)

conversation