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WorksheetsJulius Caesar Act I vocabulary
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 29mins
This word means very bad, wicked, or evil
portentous
vile
imminent
spurn
He was furious at the _________ things his ex-girlfriend said about him on social media.
vile
infirm
malice
spurn
Even if he thought you were wrong, there is no excuse for the _________ names he called you.
vile
malice
infirm
confounded
This word means discussion, conversation, communication-- especially to communicate with great authority (knowledge about a subject).
confounded
discourse
prodigious
augmented
The professor gave a lengthy and informative ___________ about his favorite topic.
discourse
augmented
portentous
exploit
He tried to follow the politician's lengthy _____________ about the tax plan, but found it very confusing.
replication
infirmity
discourse
exploit
This word means a copy, or an echo.
exploit
resolution
infirmity
replication
This word can mean the act of copying something.
conspiracy
exploit
surly
replication
He could not afford to buy the original artwork, but found a __________________ of it in a poster he could buy.
replication
conspiracy
resolution
mutiny
The infection spread quickly through his body due to the rapid _________________ of the virus.
mutiny
replication
malice
vile
The jewelry thief was furious when he realized what he thought was a priceless diamond was just an inexpensive _______________________.
replication
mutiny
oration
infirmity
One meaning for this word is very thin.
spare
infirmity
surly
vile
The young man was tall and __________; in fact, he looked like he could use a good meal!
spare
surly
spurn
imminent
This word means a physical weakness or illness.
infirmity
portentous
revolution
suit
He had always been strong and athletic, so he was very frustrated by the increasing __________________ of old age.
mutiny
infirmity
malice
resolution
After his accident, he was forced to use a walker, but he didn't let his ______________ affect his enjoyment of life.
malice
surly
infirmity
conspiracy
Given his age and ______________, we were all very concerned when Uncle Al announced that he wanted to join us on our hike.
infirmity
malice
conspiracy
replication
This word can mean rude, unpleasant, bad tempered, or hostile.
surly
vile
portentous
infirmity
Although the meal was delicious, their restaurant dinner was ruined by the ___________ waiter and his rude comments.
malice
surly
infirmity
entreated
Although he had an excellent education and experience, his _________ attitude during the interview ruined his chances of getting the job.
surly
malice
augmented
portentous
This word can mean momentous, significant or indicating something else, foreshadowing, like something that shows a warning. Often this word refers to a sign or prediction that something important is going to happen.
portentous
malice
entreated
conspiracy
The dark threatening and ____________ clouds warned me that our picnic was likely to be ruined.
vile
prodigious
portentous
surly
The long and __________________ book title indicated exactly what the book was about.
portentous
surly
augmented
prodigious
This word means very large or great in extent, size, or degree, to the point of causing amazement and wonder.
surly
augmented
malice
prodigious
He ate a _______________ amount of candy, and felt sick for several days.
prodigious
vile
imminent
confounded
The __________________ rainfall caused massive flooding throughout the city.
prodigious
augmented
confounded
vile
She was a ___________ writer, turning out pages of material in just a few days.
surly
imminent
prodigious
confounded
This word refers to something that has been made greater in size or value, larger or more complete.
augmented
conspiracy
exploit
resolution
He ________________ his small income by working extra hours at a second job.
augmented
exploited
entreated
spare
The king's power was ____________ as he conquered additional kingdoms.
augmented
entreated
surly
spared
This word means begged or pleaded for something, asking over and over.
augmented
conspiracy
entreated
surly
The toddler __________ her mother for candy every time they went to the grocery store.
augmented
confounded
entreated
This word means a secret plan by a group to do something illegal or harmful.
conspiracy
exploit
suit
resolution
The soldiers met secretly, planning a _______________ to take over the government.
conspiracy
imminent
confounded
suit
The students developed a __________ to cheat on the exam, secretly passing around information and answers to each other.
suit
conspiracy
spare
resolution
This word means a strong, solid decision to do or not to do something, or the quality of being very determined.
spurn
conspiracy
spare
resolution
Many people make a ____________ to improve their life some way at New Year's.
resolution
imminent
spurn
conspiracy
Although he made a firm ____________ to stop snacking, he found it very hard to keep.
resolution
suit
confounded
exploit
One meaning for this word is a bold or daring act.
exploit
spurn
suit
resolution
The students were thrilled to hear about the daring ________ of their teacher when he rescued his friend from a shark attack.
exploit
spurn
suit
vile
His favorite movie was an adventure film about the dangerous ____________ of the brave jungle explorer.
exploit
spurn
imminent
conspiracy
This word refers to something about to happen.
suit
imminent
spurn
confounded
I looked at the dark sky and threatening clouds and knew a bad storm was _____________.
imminent
confounded
resolution
oration
As he approached the edge of the crumbling cliff, I realized he was in ____________ danger.
surly
malice
confounded
imminent
One meaning for this word is a legal request, where you are trying to get something.
suit
surly
mutiny
conspiracy
He asked the king to consider his ________ and grant his request.
mutiny
suit
conspiracy
spare
To reject (turn down) something with scorn (ridicule) or contempt (seeing it as worthless)
spurn
mutiny
confound
vile
She disliked him so much that she didn't hesitate to ________ his invitation to the dance.
spurn
entreated
confounded
malice
This word means to be thrown into confusion, to be very puzzled or mixed up.
confounded
entreated
spurn
conspiracy
Although he thought he had studied hard, he was ____________________ by the long and complex essay questions on the test.
oration
confounded
spurn
spare
If you are very confused, you could say you are
malice
entreated
confounded
imminent
This word means a rebellion against leaders, like when soldiers or sailors rise up and try to overthrow their commanders.
mutiny
malice
vile
oration
The soldiers decided to launch a __________ against the cruel commander.
mutiny
oration
malice
spurn
This word means an intention or wish to do evil things, the intention to do something very wrong or illegal.
vile
spurn
malice
exploit
She claimed that she ran into me by accident, but I knew she actually was motivated by ______________.
conspiracy
mutiny
vile
malice
This word means a formal speech.
oration
mutiny
conspiracy
spurn
During the professor's lengthy __________________, I had a hard time staying awake.
oration
mutiny
conspiracy
spurn
The politician gave a long ___________ on tax policy, but few of his listeners could understand it.
oration
mutiny
confounded
imminent
