WorksheetsLesson 3 Vocabulary Quiz Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Epithet:
A meeting for discussing ideas or a particular subject
A word or phrase that characterizes or describes something
Something that is easily understood
Something that avoids cleverness
Infer:
To praise or commend
To indicate or suggest beforehand; hint
To examine closely or critically
To conclude on the basis of reasoning; to guess
Symposium:
A meeting for discussing ideas or a particular subject
A word or phrase that characterizes or describes something
Something that is easily understood
Something that avoids cleverness
Lucid:
Avoiding by cleverness; misleading
Easily understood; clear and rational
Praiseworthy
Examined closely or critically
Foreshadow:
To praise or commend
To indicate or suggest beforehand; hint
To examine closely or critically
To conclude on the basis of reasoning; to guess
Evoke:
To call forth; to bring out; to elicit
To conclude on the basis of reasoning; to guess
To make perpetual, ongoing, or constant
To praise or commend
Scrutinize:
To call forth; to bring out; to elicit
To conclude on the basis of reasoning; to guess
To make perpetual, ongoing, or constant
To examine closely or critically
Laudable:
Avoiding by cleverness; misleading
Easily understood; clear and rational
Praiseworthy
Examined closely or critically
Perpetuate:
To call forth; to bring out; to elicit
To conclude on the basis of reasoning; to guess
To make perpetual, ongoing, or constant
To examine closely or critically
Evasive:
Avoiding by cleverness; misleading
Easily understood; clear and rational
Praiseworthy
Examined closely or critically
Her answers were, at best, vague; at worst, they were ____________________ because you got the feeling they were meant to deceive or mislead us.
Lucid
Laudable
Evasive
Evocative
His cough __________________________ the fact that he had coronavirus. He would soon fall ill.
Evoked
Scrutinized
Lauded
Foreshadowed
Mr. Thompson attended a __________________ where he presented a lecture on William Shakespeare.
Symposium
Epithet
Inference
Evasion
He had been branded with a derogatory ___________________ which attempted to describe his unsavory business practices.
Symposium
Evasion
Inference
Epithet
From your comments, I can _____________________, or reasonably guess, that you don't like me.
Scrutinize
Infer
Evoke
Laud
The beautifully performed concerto ________________________ tears from the audience; they were incredibly moved by the music.
Evaded
Scrutinized
Evoked
Foreshadowed
After hitting his head, Mark was not very _________________; he words were garbled and he couldn't make sense of what we were saying to him.
Lucid
Evocative
Laudable
Perpetual
Because of his misconduct, we _______________________ every single thing he did; he was now under a microscope, so to speak, and was constantly being closely watched.
Lauded
Scrutinized
Evoked
Evaded
I found her actions ______________________; she had done the right thing and deserved my praise.
Evocative
Lucid
Perpetual
Laudable
His racist comments __________________________ the idea that blacks were less capable of doing good work. To continue to insist that is not only bigoted, but it is also ignorant.
Perpetuated
Evoked
Lauded
Inferred
