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Unit 2 Vocab Practice Test (LA1)

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The strict teachings of a religious, political, or other group

a)

affluent

b)

contempt

c)

doctorine

d)

absurd

2.

To gather together in an organized form, such as a list

a)

assess

b)

compile

c)

defect

d)

alienate

3.

Ridiculous; opposed to common sense

a)

absurd

b)

dogmatic

c)

contempt

d)

defect

4.

Wealthy

a)

assess

b)

affluent

c)

defect

d)

compile

5.

To cause to become unfriendly; to separate emotionally

a)

dogmatic

b)

doctrine

c)

alienate

d)

adhere

6.

a fault; imperfection

a)

contempt

b)

absurd

c)

affluent

d)

defect

7.

To stick firmly

a)

adhere

b)

assess

c)

dogmatic

d)

alienate

8.

Opinionated; stating an opinion as if it were a fact.

a)

doctrine

b)

dogmatic

c)

defect

d)

absurd

9.

To evaluate; to decide on the quality or value of

a)

assess

b)

compile

c)

alienate

d)

doctrine

10.

Disrespect; a feeling that is a person or thing is inferior and undesirable

a)

assess

b)

compile

c)

affluent

d)

contempt

11.

A person who gives or contributes

a)

Phobia

b)

Arrogant

c)

Donor

d)

Bestow

12.

Frightened; uneasy; anxious

a)

Prudent

b)

Arrogant

c)

Apprehensive

d)

Acute

13.

A continuing, abnormally extreme fear of a particular situation or thing.

a)

Donor

b)

Phobia

c)

Prudent

d)

Prominent

14.

Cautious; careful; wise

a)

Apprehensive

b)

Anonymous

c)

Recipient

d)

Prudent

15.

Severe; sharp; intense

a)

Arrogant

b)

Apprehensive

c)

Acute

d)

Anonymous

16.

Filled with self-importance; overly proud and vain

a)

Arrogant

b)

Recipient

c)

Bestow

d)

Donor

17.

Very noticeable; obvious

a)

Phobia

b)

Apprehensive

c)

Prominent

d)

Recipient

18.

A person who receives

a)

Recipient

b)

Phobia

c)

Prudent

d)

Arrogant

19.

Created or given by an unknown or unidentified person

a)

Donor

b)

Acute

c)

Anonymous

d)

Bestow

20.

To give, as an honor or a gift; award

a)

Bestow

b)

Prominent

c)

Phobia

d)

Apprehensive

21.

Continuing; lasting a long time; constant

a)

Prolong

b)

Alter

c)

Chronic

d)

Pretense

22.

A false show or claim

a)

Chronological

b)

Refrain

c)

Optimist

d)

Pretense

23.

Someone who expects a good outcome

a)

Optimist

b)

Pretense

c)

Chronic

d)

Ample

24.

To change

a)

Prolong

b)

Chronic

c)

Alter

d)

Blunt

25.

To hold oneself back from doing something

a)

Remorse

b)

Optimist

c)

Pretense

d)

Refrain

26.

More than enough; plenty of

a)

Ample

b)

Chronological

c)

Alter

d)

Refrain

27.

A strong feeling of regret and guilt

a)

Remorse

b)

Blunt

c)

Chronic

d)

Prolong

28.

In the time order in which events happened

a)

Pretense

b)

Chronological

c)

Refrain

d)

Prolong

29.

Straightforward and brief; often rudely so

a)

Pretense

b)

Ample

c)

Remorse

d)

Blunt

30.

To make something last longer

a)

Alter

b)

Prolong

c)

Chronological

d)

Remorse

31.

Variety

a)

Diversity

b)

Inhibit

c)

Verify

d)

Compensate

32.

To hold back; prevent

a)

Tentative

b)

Supplement

c)

Inhibit

d)

Surpass

33.

To make suitable payment to; pay; repay

a)

Derive

b)

Compensate

c)

Moderate

d)

Conceive

34.

To think of; imagine

a)

Conceive

b)

Surpass

c)

Tentative

d)

Moderate

35.

To do better than; go beyond in achievement or quality

a)

Moderate

b)

Verify

c)

Diversity

d)

Surpass

36.

Medium; average; not extreme in quality, degree, or amount

a)

Verify

b)

Compensate

c)

Moderate

d)

Supplement

37.

To test or check the truth or accuracy of something; prove

a)

Diversity

b)

Verify

c)

Inhibit

d)

Tentative

38.

Not definite; not final

a)

Compensate

b)

Tentative

c)

Derive

d)

Inhibit

39.

To add to, especially to make up for the lack of something

a)

Supplement

b)

Derive

c)

Tentative

d)

Moderate

40.

To receive from a source; get

a)

Verify

b)

Diversity

c)

Moderate

d)

Derive

41.

Lacking depth or meaning; shallow

a)

Sustain

b)

Denounce

c)

Transition

d)

Superficial

42.

Totally different; opposite; conflicting

a)

Contrary

b)

Scapegoat

c)

Deter

d)

Conservative

43.

A change from one activity, condition, or location to another

a)

Disclose

b)

Sustain

c)

Transition

d)

Superficial

44.

Someone blamed for the mistakes of others

a)

Concede

b)

Transition

c)

Scapegoat

d)

Contrary

45.

To admit to something

a)

Disclose

b)

Concede

c)

Conservative

d)

Sustain

46.

To prevent or discourage

a)

Deter

b)

Superficial

c)

Denounce

d)

Scapegoat

47.

To reveal; make known

a)

Transition

b)

Concede

c)

Denounce

d)

Disclose

48.

To openly condemn; express disapproval of

a)

Scapegoat

b)

Superficial

c)

Denounce

d)

Sustain

49.

To keep something going; continue; maintain

a)

Sustain

b)

Deter

c)

Concede

d)

Conservative

50.

Tending to resist change; favoring traditional values and views

a)

Contrary

b)

Conservative

c)

Scapegoat

d)

Disclose

51.

After

a)

post-

b)

sub-

c)

spect

d)

bi-

52.

Something written or drawn

a)

sub-

b)

anti-

c)

graph, gram

d)

-less

53.

Against, acting against

a)

anti-

b)

graph, gram

c)

en-, em-

d)

phon

54.

Into, in

a)

inter-

b)

en-, em-

c)

-less

d)

phon

55.

Under, below

a)

graph, gram

b)

post-

c)

bi-

d)

sub-

56.

Two

a)

spect

b)

inter-

c)

bi-

d)

sub-

57.

Between, among

a)

post-

b)

anti-

c)

-less

d)

inter-

58.

Look, watch

a)

spect

b)

sub-

c)

bi-

d)

post-

59.

Without

a)

anti-

b)

en-, em-

c)

-less

d)

phon

60.

sound, speech

a)

graph, gram

b)

sub-

c)

inter-

d)

phon