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Week 2 Vocabulary - Honors English RBMS

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which is the correct definition of antibiotic?

a)

a person who's against the study of life sciences

b)

a medicine that kills bacteria and cures infections

c)

someone who opposes needless purchases of plastic items

d)

the right answer on Thursday's science test

2.

The prefixes anti- and ant- both share the same two meanings. What are they?

a)

mixed and blended

b)

with and together

c)

against and opposite

d)

same and alike

3.

What might a doctor or nurse use to clean and sterilize a wound?

a)

antipathy

b)

antithesis

c)

commingle

d)

antiseptic

4.

For a group project, it's important to (a)   and keep disagreements to a minimum. Always try to work together and cooperate.

5.

Which pair of words is NOT a set of antonyms?

a)

consensus - disagreement

b)

antipathy - kindness

c)

commingle - disperse

d)

antisocial - standoffish

6.

In order to proceed on the project, we need a general agreement among the majority of students.


Which word can replace agreement in this sentence?

a)

consensus

b)

antithesis

c)

congregate

d)

collaborate

7.

When we come together in a group, or _________________, we often ___________, blending together into one larger group.


Choose the TWO words to fill in the blanks.

a)

collaborate / antipathy

b)

congregate / commingle

c)

consensus / antisocial

8.

This is a strong dislike or hostile feeling. If someone has betrayed or hurt you, you may feel ___________ towards them (which is the opposite of kindness or empathy).

a)

antipathy

b)

antisocial

c)

consensus

d)

antiseptic

9.

Which prefixes mean "with" or "together"? Check all that apply.

a)

com-

b)

anti-

c)

col-

d)

co-

10.

Being friendly and outgoing is the antithesis of acting antisocial or standoffish.


Which word(s) could replace antithesis in this sentence?

a)

assemble

b)

unity

c)

hygienic

d)

exact opposite