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WorksheetsWeek 11 Vocabulary Practice C - English IV
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The Tyndale Bible is the first English translation of the holy book, serving as a(n) _______________ text that even commoners could read.
demotic
intransigent
disingenuous
Nobody wants to work in a group with Jack because he is _______________ and unwilling to be a team player.
requisite
dogged
intransigent
The detective was a(n) _______________ man who often played dumb to trick others into confessing.
disingenuous
demotic
requisite
Hank’s _______________ perseverance allowed him to complete the tiresome triathlon.
dogged
intransigent
disingenuous
Even after the physician performed an examination, he was still unable to determine the factor causing his patient’s _______________.
crescendo
bulwark
malaise
As a nightclub _______________, the promoter tried to get as many people to the parties as possible.
bulwark
impresario
crescendo
Once the castle drawbridge is raised, it will act as a(n) _______________ against invader entry.
malaise
bulwark
wont
For the used car salesmen, three sales a day is the _______________ for maintaining employment at the dealership.
requisite
wont
dogged
When she had nowhere to be, Lana was _______________ to lounge around her house in your pajamas all day.
wont
demotic
instransigent
We ran to stand between the two men when their disagreement reached a(n) _______________.
crescendo
malaise
impresario
Which word means "a defensive wall"?
bullwark
crescendo
impresario
Which word means "the loudest point reached in a gradually increasing sound"?
crescendo
impresario
malaise
Which word means "relating to the kind of language used by ordinary people"?
demotic
dogged
disingenuous
Which word means "not candid or sincere, typically by pretending that one knows less about something than one really does"?
disingenuous
intransigent
requisite
Which word means "having or showing tenacity and grim persistence"?
dogged
wont
requisite
Which word means "a person who organizes and often finances concerts, plays, or operas"?
impresario
crescendo
malaise
Which word means "unwilling or refusing to change one's views or to agree about something"?
intransigent
disingenuous
wont
Which word means "a general feeling of discomfort, illness, or uneasiness whose exact cause is difficult to identify"?
malaise
bulwark
impresario
Which word means "made necessary by particular circumstances or regulations"?
requisite
dogged
demotic
Which word means "in the habit of doing something; accustomed"?
wont
intransigent
dogged
