WorksheetsSadlier Connect Vocab. Unit 14 Level C
Total questions: 74
Worksheet time: 37mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
amplify
a)
(v.) to make stronger, larger, greater, louder, or the like
b)
(v.) to deny interest in or connection with; to give up all claim to
c)
(v.) to drift apart or become unfriendly; to cause such a separation; to remove or keep at a distance
d)
(v.) to please, satisfy; to indulge or humor
2.
amplify synonyms
a)
increase, augment, fill out, supplement
b)
lessen, abbriviate, diminish, shorten
c)
disavow, repudiate
d)
admit, avow, confess
3.
amplify antonyms
a)
lessen, abbriviate, diminish, shorten
b)
increase, augument, fill out, supplement
c)
admit, avow, confess
d)
disavow, repudiate
4.
amplify
a)
verb
b)
adjective
c)
noun
d)
adverb
5.
armistice
a)
(n.) a temporary peace, halt in fighting
b)
(n.) a distinct period of time, age
c)
(n.) a decorative recess in a wall; a suitable place or position for a person or thing
d)
(n.) a person who sells something
6.
armistice synonyms
a)
cease-fire
b)
band
c)
treaty
d)
war declaration
7.
armistice
a)
noun
b)
verb
c)
adjective
d)
adverb
8.
arrogant
a)
(adj.) haughty, too convinced of one’s own importance
b)
(adj.) gentle, soothing, mild; lacking interest or taste
c)
(adj.) easily made angry, hot-tempered
d)
(adj.) innocent, unsophisticated, showing lack of worldly knowledge and experience
9.
arrogant synonyms
a)
high-handed, overbearing, presumptuous
b)
meek, humble, modest, unassuming
c)
dull, insipid
d)
harsh, irritating, pungent, spicy, piquant
10.
arrogant antonyms
a)
meek, humble, modest, unassuming
b)
high-handed, overbearing, presumptuous
c)
harsh, irritating, pungent, spicy, piquant
d)
dull, insipid
11.
arrogant
a)
adjective
b)
noun
c)
verb
d)
adverb
12.
bland
a)
(adj.) gentle, soothing, mild; lacking interest or taste
b)
(adj.) haughty, too convinced of one’s own importance
c)
(adj.) easily made angry, hot-tempered
d)
(adj.) innocent, unsophisticated, showing lack of worldly knowledge and experience
13.
bland synonyms
a)
dull, insipid
b)
harsh, irritating, pungent, spicy, piquant
c)
meek, humble, modest, unassuming
d)
high-handed, overbearing, presumptuous
14.
bland antonyms
a)
harsh, irritating, pungent, spicy, piquant
b)
dull, insipid
c)
high-handed, overbearing, presumptuous
d)
meek, humble, modest, unassuming
15.
bland
a)
adjective
b)
noun
c)
verb
d)
adverb
16.
disclaim
a)
(v.) to deny interest in or connection with; to give up all claim to
b)
(v.) to make stronger, larger, greater, louder, or the like
c)
(v.) to drift apart or become unfriendly; to cause such a separation; to remove or keep at a distance
d)
(v.) to please, satisfy; to indulge or humor
17.
disclaim synonyms
a)
disavow, repudiate
b)
admit, avow, confess
c)
increase, augument, fill out, supplement
d)
lessen, abbriviate, diminish, shorten
18.
disclaim antonyms
a)
admit, avow, confess
b)
disavow, repudiate
c)
lessen, abbriviate, diminish, shorten
d)
increase, augument, fill out, supplement
19.
disclaim
a)
verb
b)
noun
c)
adjective
d)
adverb
20.
epoch
a)
(n.) a distinct period of time, age
b)
(n.) a temporary peace, halt in fighting
c)
(n.) a decorative recess in a wall; a suitable place or position for a person or thing
d)
(n.) a person who sells something
21.
epoch
a)
noun
b)
verb
c)
adjective
d)
adverb
22.
estrange
a)
(v.) to drift apart or become unfriendly; to cause such a separation; to remove or keep at a distance
b)
(v.) to please, satisfy; to indulge or humor
c)
(v.) to deny interest in or connection with; to give up all claim to
d)
(v.) to make stronger, larger, greater, louder, or the like
23.
estrange synonyms
a)
part company, alienate
b)
bring together, reunite, reconcile
c)
delight
d)
disappoint, dissatisfy, frustrate, thwart
24.
estrange antonyms
a)
bring together, reunite, reconcile
b)
part company, alienate
c)
disappoint, dissatisfy, frustrate, thwart
d)
delight
25.
estrange
a)
verb
b)
noun
c)
adjective
d)
adverb
26.
gratify
a)
(v.) to please, satisfy; to indulge or humor
b)
(v.) to deny interest in or connection with; to give up all claim to
c)
(v.) to drift apart or become unfriendly; to cause such a separation; to remove or keep at a distance
d)
(v.) to make stronger, larger, greater, louder, or the like
27.
gratify synonyms
a)
delight
b)
disappoint, dissatisfy, frustrate, thwart
c)
part company, alienate
d)
bring together, reunite, reconcile
28.
gratify antonyms
a)
disappoint, dissatisfy, frustrate, thwart
b)
delight
c)
bring together, reunite, reconcile
d)
part company, alienate
29.
gratify
a)
verb
b)
adjective
c)
noun
d)
adverb
30.
infinite
a)
(adj.) exceedingly great, inexhaustible, without limit, endless; (n., preceded by the) an incalculable number, the concept of infinity; (cap. I ) a name for God
b)
(n.) a person’s relatives; a family relationship; (adj.) related by blood; like, similar
c)
(adj.) able to meet one’s financial obligations; having the power to dissolve other substances; (n.) a liquid used to dissolve other substances; something that solves, explains, eliminates, or softens
d)
(n.) unthinking routine or repetition, a fixed or mechanical way of doing something; (adj.) based on a mechanical routine
31.
infinite synonyms
a)
unlimited, boundless
b)
limited, restricted, measurable
c)
financially sound, in the black
d)
bankrupt, in the red
32.
infinite antonyms
a)
limited, restricted, measurable
b)
unlimited, boundless
c)
bankrupt, in the red
d)
financially sound, in the black
33.
infinite
a)
noun and adjective
b)
noun and verb
c)
verb and adjective
d)
noun and adverb
34.
irascible
a)
(adj.) easily made angry, hot-tempered
b)
(adj.) innocent, unsophisticated, showing lack of worldly knowledge and experience
c)
(adj.) appearing ready to collapse, loose and shaky
d)
(adj.) long and tiresome
35.
irascible synonyms
a)
irritable, quarrelsome, cantankerous
b)
even-tempered
c)
green, wet behind the ears
d)
sophisticated, knowing, urbane, suave, blasé
36.
irascible antonyms
a)
even-tempered
b)
irritable, quarelsome, cantankerous
c)
sophisticated, knowing, urbane, suave, blasé
d)
green, wet behind the ears
37.
irascible
a)
adjective
b)
verb
c)
noun
d)
adverb
38.
kindred
a)
(n.) a person’s relatives; a family relationship; (adj.) related by blood; like, similar
b)
(adj.) able to meet one’s financial obligations; having the power to dissolve other substances; (n.) a liquid used to dissolve other substances; something that solves, explains, eliminates, or softens
c)
(adj.) exceedingly great, inexhaustible, without limit, endless; (n., preceded by the) an incalculable number, the concept of infinity; (cap. I ) a name for God
d)
(n.) unthinking routine or repetition, a fixed or mechanical way of doing something; (adj.) based on a mechanical routine
39.
kindred synonyms
a)
kin, relations
b)
unlike, dissimilar, contrasting
c)
unlimited, boundless
d)
limited, restricted, measurable
40.
kindred antonyms
a)
unlike, dissimilar, contrasting
b)
kin, relations
c)
limited, restricted, measurable
d)
unlimited, boundless
41.
kindred
a)
noun and adjective
b)
noun and verb
c)
verb and adjective
d)
noun and adverb
42.
naive
a)
(adj.) innocent, unsophisticated, showing lack of worldly knowledge and experience
b)
(adj.) easily made angry, hot-tempered
c)
(adj.) appearing ready to collapse, loose and shaky
d)
(adj.) long and tiresome
43.
naive synonyms
a)
green, wet behind the ears
b)
sophisticated, knowing, urbane, suave, blasé
c)
rickety, unsteady, run-down, dilapidated
d)
well built, well-maintained, shipshape, trim
44.
naive antonyms
a)
sophisticated, knowing, urbane, suave, blasé
b)
green, wet behind the ears
c)
well built, well-maintained, shipshape, trim
d)
rickety, unsteady, run-down, dilapidated
45.
naive
a)
adjective
b)
noun
c)
verb
d)
adverb
46.
niche
a)
(n.) a decorative recess in a wall; a suitable place or position for a person or thing
b)
(n.) a distinct period of time, age
c)
(n.) a temporary peace, halt in fighting
d)
(n.) a person who sells something
47.
niche synonyms
a)
nook, alcove
b)
cease-fire
c)
era, period in time
d)
peddler, hawker, dealer
48.
niche
a)
noun
b)
verb
c)
adjective
d)
adverb
49.
obliterate
a)
(v.) to blot out completely, destroy utterly
b)
(v.) to search or examine thoroughly; to rob, plunder
c)
(v.) to please, satisfy; to indulge or humor
d)
(v.) to deny interest in or connection with; to give up all claim to
50.
obliterate synonyms
a)
wipe-out, erase, efface
b)
foster, promote, create
c)
spot-check
d)
rummage, scour
51.
obliterate antonyms
a)
foster, promote, create
b)
wipe-out, erase, efface
c)
rummage, scour
d)
spot-check
52.
obliterate
a)
verb
b)
noun
c)
adjective
d)
adverb
53.
ramshackle
a)
(adj.) appearing ready to collapse, loose and shaky
b)
(adj.) innocent, unsophisticated, showing lack of worldly knowledge and experience
c)
(adj.) easily made angry, hot-tempered
d)
(adj.) long and tiresome
54.
ramshackle synonyms
a)
rickety, unsteady, run-down, dilapidated
b)
well built, well-maintained, shipshape, trim
c)
sophisticated, knowing, urbane, suave, blasé
d)
green, wet behind the ears
55.
ramshackle antonyms
a)
well built, well-maintained, shipshape, trim
b)
rickety, unsteady, run-down, dilapidated
c)
green, wet behind the ears
d)
sophisticated, knowing, urbane, suave, blasé
56.
ramshackle
a)
adjective
b)
noun
c)
verb
d)
adverb
57.
ransack
a)
(v.) to search or examine thoroughly; to rob, plunder
b)
(v.) to blot out completely, destroy utterly
c)
(v.) to please, satisfy; to indulge or humor
d)
(v.) to deny interest in or connection with; to give up all claim to
58.
ransack synonyms
a)
rummage, scour
b)
spot-check
c)
foster, promote, create
d)
wipe-out, erase, efface
59.
ransack antonyms
a)
spot-check
b)
rummage, scour
c)
wipe-out, erase, efface
d)
foster, promote, create
60.
ransack
a)
verb
b)
noun
c)
adjective
d)
adverb
61.
rote
a)
(n.) unthinking routine or repetition, a fixed or mechanical way of doing something; (adj.) based on a mechanical routine
b)
(adj.) exceedingly great, inexhaustible, without limit, endless; (n., preceded by the) an incalculable number, the concept of infinity; (cap. I ) a name for God
c)
(adj.) able to meet one’s financial obligations; having the power to dissolve other substances; (n.) a liquid used to dissolve other substances; something that solves, explains, eliminates, or softens
d)
(n.) a person’s relatives; a family relationship; (adj.) related by blood; like, similar
62.
rote
a)
noun and adjective
b)
noun and verb
c)
verb and adjective
d)
noun and adverb
63.
solvent
a)
(adj.) able to meet one’s financial obligations; having the power to dissolve other substances; (n.) a liquid used to dissolve other substances; something that solves, explains, eliminates, or softens
b)
(adj.) exceedingly great, inexhaustible, without limit, endless; (n., preceded by the) an incalculable number, the concept of infinity; (cap. I ) a name for God
c)
(n.) unthinking routine or repetition, a fixed or mechanical way of doing something; (adj.) based on a mechanical routine
d)
(n.) a person’s relatives; a family relationship; (adj.) related by blood; like, similar
64.
solvent synonyms
a)
financially sound, in the black
b)
bankrupt, in the red
c)
unlimited, boundless
d)
limited, restricted, measurable
65.
solvent antonyms
a)
bankrupt, in the red
b)
financially sound, in the black
c)
limited, restricted, measurable
d)
unlimited, boundless
66.
solvent
a)
noun and adjective
b)
noun and verb
c)
verb and adjective
d)
noun and adverb
67.
tedious
a)
(adj.) long and tiresome
b)
(adj.) appearing ready to collapse, loose and shaky
c)
(adj.) innocent, unsophisticated, showing lack of worldly knowledge and experience
d)
(adj.) easily made angry, hot-tempered
68.
tedious synonyms
a)
boring, monotonous
b)
stimulating, interesting, short and sweet
c)
rickety, unsteady, run-down, dilapidated
d)
well built, well-maintained, shipshape, trim
69.
tedious antonyms
a)
stimulating, interesting, short and sweet
b)
boring, monotonous
c)
well built, well-maintained, shipshape, trim
d)
rickety, unsteady, run-down, dilapidated
70.
tedious
a)
adjective
b)
noun
c)
verb
d)
adverb
71.
vendor
a)
(n.) a person who sells something
b)
(n.) a distinct period of time, age
c)
(n.) a temporary peace, halt in fighting
d)
(n.) a person who sells something
72.
vendor synonyms
a)
peddler, hawker, dealer
b)
buyer, purchaser, customer
c)
nook, alcove
d)
cease-fire
73.
vendor antonyms
a)
buyer, purchaser, customer
b)
peddler, hawker, dealer
c)
nook, alcove
d)
cease-fire
74.
vendor
a)
noun
b)
verb
c)
adjective
d)
adverb
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