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Wordly Wise Vocabulary Final Part 1

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

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1.

Read this sentence from the passage.


No one has left a more indelible mark on film than Charlie Chaplin.


In this sentence, indelible means

a)

permanent.

b)

honorable.

c)

charming.

d)

gifted.

2.

Read this sentence from the passage.


Throughout his prolific 50-year career, Chaplin was a beloved international star.


Prolific means abundantly

a)

talented.

b)

productive.

c)

successful.

d)

humorous.

3.

Read this sentence from the passage.


His impeccable comedic timing and cinematic skills came along just as movies were becoming an important art form.


In this sentence, impeccable means

a)

amazing.

b)

hilarious.

c)

flawless.

d)

extraordinary.

4.

Read this sentence from the passage.


With his irrepressible "Little Tramp" character, always clad in a derby hat and loose-fitting pants, Charlie Chaplin showed the world that humor was the true international language.


In this sentence, irrepressible means

a)

unforgettable.

b)

incapable of being held back.

c)

internationally known.

d)

shy and curious.

5.

Read these words from the passage.


. . . and, apparently, she bequeathed to Charlie her talents for humor, singing, and dancing.


This sentence means that Charlie's mother

a)

encouraged Charlie to develop his talents.

b)

passed her talents down to Charlie.

c)

demonstrated her humor, singing, and dancing to Charlie.

d)

took Charlie to see comedians, singers, and dancers.

6.

Read this sentence from the passage.


As a child, Charlie developed an ardent love for performing.


An ardent love is

a)

shy.

b)

gentle.

c)

secret.

d)

passionate.

7.

Read this sentence from the passage.


At first Charlie worked for a pittance as a performer in assorted dance troupes and musical theater companies.


In this sentence, pittance means

a)

a very small amount of money.

b)

room and board.

c)

an adequate amount of money.

d)

theatrical manager.

8.

Read this sentence from the passage


Sennett was impressed with Charlie's agile manner on stage and knew that he had found a great talent.


In this sentence, agile means

a)

ability to move quickly and easily.

b)

funny.

c)

calm and composed.

d)

serious.

9.

Read this sentence from the passage.


A new epoch in screen comedy was about to begin.


In this sentence, an epoch means

a)

an actor.

b)

a movie.

c)

an era.

d)

a style.

10.

Read this sentence from the passage.


He then starred in a string of films, most of them vignettes.


In this sentence, vignettes means

a)

short movies that provide a clear picture.

b)

short poems that provide a clear picture.

c)

small paintings with remarkable details.

d)

small sculptures with remarkable details.

11.

Read this sentence from the passage.


Chaplin, the indefatigable genius, turned out hit after hit.


In this sentence, indefatigable means

a)

amazing.

b)

amiable.

c)

brilliant.

d)

tireless.

12.

Read these words from the passage.


Among his most renowned early comedies are The Rink, Easy Street . . .


In this sentence, renowned means

a)

extraordinary.

b)

enjoyable.

c)

famous.

d)

skillful.