WorksheetsSenior Literature Final Quiz 2
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
This means strong and to the point or convincing.
cognet
incite
cojnet
intransigent
It ______ Lou when his daughter did not arrive home after school.
perturb
perturbed
purterbed
perterbed
Most of the teachers at the school felt that Phil was a ____________ who could not be trusted.
genre
repertory
degenerate
parturient
The sudden rise in the cost of fuel ___________ a high number of firings at the airline companies.
engendered
transfigured
engenered
ingenered
Building the Golden Gate Bridge ________ the landscape of San Francisco
feigned
engendered
transfigured
parturiented
For such a young clarinetist, Rob has a surprisingly large _____________
repertory
genre
degenerate
repartory
Although the prosecutor ________ that money had motivated the killer, he had no evidence to prove it.
demised
surmised
sermized
dimised
Captain Redtooth spend his evenings plotting the (a) of his hated nemesis.
In order to teach discipline, Mr. Helman asks students to write in their journal everyday. There is a method to his (a) process.
For immigrants to America, the Statue of Liberty was __________ of the freedom and prosperity of the United States.
emblematic
diabolical
episodic
methodical
A noun meaning the mind, especially as the center of a person's being.
psyche
psychosomatic
psychotoic
esprit
An adj. meaning having severe mental illness to the point of disconnection from reality.
psyche
psychosomatic
psychotic
psycho
A n. meaning strong criticism or blame
pusillanimous
animadversion
inanimate
concordance
An adj. meaning without life; unmoving
animadversion
discordant
inanimite
inanimate
A verb meaning to take place or to happen
transpire
conspire
asire
aspire
A verb meaning to have a strong desire to get or do something.
transpire
conspire
aspire
esprit
An adj. meaning not agreeing or going well together
conspire
transpire
discordant
concordance
What is the best word for the sentence: The longstanding feud between the Capulet and Montague families led to (a) interactions and then to full-blown street brawls.
Fill in the blank with the best word: The students on the scavenger hunt had to collect a number of (a) objects, including a curling iron and a football.
A noun meaning an agreement or harmony
animadversion
conspire
aspire
concordance
A adjective that means having or showing good judgment. For example: Kathy was (a) when it came to time management; as a result, she always got her work done early.
An adjective meaning not concerned about morality. For example, Though a commonly held belief states that politicians must be (a) to succeed, Candidate Jeffers insists that leaders must know right and wrong above all else.
A verb meaning to make up for doing wrong. For example: Brian offended many people during his rise to power, but (a) d his insults by appointing some of these people to his cabinet.
A verb meaning to set apart as holy; to give up to a purpose. For example, the leader of the tribe (a) d the ground to the spirits of Earth, air, water, and fire.
To settle a dispute or argument
adjudicate
adjudacate
adjudecate
ajudicate
Having or showing good judgment
judicious
judeceus
judiceous
juditious
Attitudes and behaviors that are so firmly fixed that they are followed like laws.
mores
mours
morose
morres
Lacking respect for what should be worshipped.
impious
empious
empeus
impeous
So sacred or revered as to be off limits
sacrosanct
sacrosenct
sacrasanct
sacrasent
Very bad; hateful
execrable
excecrable
execreble
exacrabel
An adjective
(especially of something offered or discharged) exuberantly plentiful; abundant.
sagacious
castellated
eccentric
profuse
There were sharp pains, and sudden dizziness, and then profuse bleeding at the pores, with ____________.
courtiers
ingress
pestilence
dissolution
An adjective having battlements like a castle.
profuse
sagacious
castellated
eccentric
This was an extensive and magnificent structure, the creation of the prince’s own __________ yet august taste.
profuse
sagacious
castellated
eccentric
A strong and lofty wall _________ it in.
castellated
girdled
ingressed
egressed
A noun the action or fact of going in or entering
egress
ingress
girdled
castellated
A noun the communication of disease from one person to another by close contact.
ingress
egress
pestilence
contagion
It was towards the close of the fifth or sixth month of his seclusion, and while the ____________ raged most furiously abroad, that the Prince Prospero entertained his thousand friends at a masked ball of the most unusual magnificence.
pestilence
pestelence
pestilance
pestalence
A noun a fatal epidemic disease, especially bubonic plague.
contagion
pestilence
ingress
egress
A noun the communication of disease from one person to another by close contact.
ingress
egress
pestilence
contagion
Which word is spelled correctly?
adjudicate
amorel
morrose
excribel
An adj meaning having an effect on the body, but mental or emotional in origin.
psyche
psychotic
psychosomatic
pusillanimous
An adj meaning timid or cowardly; not brave and weak.
pusillanimous
animadversion
inanimate
discordant
A verb meaning to plan together secretly
transpire
conspire
aspire
esprit
a noun meaning liveliness; high-spiritedness
psyche
animadversion
concordance
esprit
What is one example of showing self-discipline?
Waking up right before class
Exercise once a month
Eat fast food every day
Meeting homework deadlines
Which one is NOT a Time Management Step?
Create a dedicated study time.
Do get sidetracked.
Find your productive time.
Keep your work with you.
What is the ability to make yourself do things you know you should do even when you do not want to?
Self - Discipline
Priority
Attention
Focus
Which one is NOT a Time Management Step?
Budget your time.
Make a to do list everyday.
Don't be afraid to Say Yes.
Get a good night's sleep.
Which one is NOT a Step of Self-Discipline?
Start Small
Focus on Social Media
Practice Daily
Ramp Up
