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Vocabulary Quiz Gifted Lesson 5

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

acquiesce

a)

to lure or trick into doing something

b)

to stain or tarnish

c)

difficult to understand

d)

to accept an inevitable

2.

unsavory

a)

difficult to understand

b)

having an unpleasant look, taste, or smell

c)

accept as inevitable

d)

sorry

3.

abstruse

a)

purposely affected

b)

difficult to understand

c)

fully and clearly expressed

d)

to give or present

4.

purport

a)

to lure or trick into doing something

b)

to accept as inevitable

c)

to give or present the often false impression of being someone or intending something

d)

to stain

5.

accrue

a)

to accept as inevitable

b)

sorry

c)

to give or present

d)

to arise or increase as a natural result of growth

6.

surfeit

a)

an overabundant supply, excess

b)

to accept as inevitable

c)

something made known

d)

difficult to understand

7.

revelation

a)

sorry

b)

something that is made known or revealed

c)

to stain

d)

fully and clearly expressed

8.

besmirch

a)

to stain or tarnish; to make dirty

b)

to obtain by trickery

c)

fully and clearly expressed

d)

honesty

9.

histrionic

a)

to give or present

b)

difficult to understand

c)

purposely affected; theatrical

d)

fully and clearly expressed

10.

impropriety

a)

an overabundant supply; excess

b)

quality or state of being improper or unsuitable

c)

difficult to understand

d)

to accept as inevitable

11.

penitent

a)

sorry for having done wrong

b)

honesty

c)

quality of being improper

d)

to give or present

12.

explicit

a)

fully and clearly expressed leaving nothing merely implied

b)

to stain or tarnish

c)

sorry

d)

difficult to understand

13.

repercussion

a)

an unforeseen or direct or direct result or effect of an event

b)

to accept as inevitable

c)

to stain or tarnish

d)

fully and clearly expressed

14.

probity

a)

something made known

b)

honesty; trustworthiness; adherence to virtue

c)

an overabundant supply

d)

to give or present

15.

inveigle

a)

accept as inevitable

b)

to stain or tarnish

c)

to lure or trick into doing something

d)

sorry