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MP 2 Vocabulary BAT [units 4-6]

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

to waste away; any progressive decline or failure

a)

concord

b)

consummate

c)

atrophy

d)

recumbent

2.

fortified place

a)

bastion

b)

incarcerate

c)

flotsam

d)

mordant

3.

treaty, pact; state of agreement

a)

jocular

b)

nettle

c)

pecuniary

d)

concord

4.

complete or perfect in the highest degree; to bring about a state of completion or perfection

a)

glean

b)

consummate

c)

disarray

d)

pusillanimous

5.

disorder, confusion; to throw into disorder

a)

disarray

b)

bastion

c)

nettle

d)

grouse

6.

urgency, pressure

a)

glean

b)

pecuniary

c)

exigency

d)

stratagem

7.

floating debris; homeless, impoverished people

a)

pecuniary

b)

flotsam

c)

mordant

d)

ludicrous

8.

frenzied; highly agitated

a)

frenetic

b)

disarray

c)

grouse

d)

jocular

9.

to gather bit by bit; to gather bits of harvest left in the fields left by reapers

a)

atrophy

b)

glean

c)

bastion

d)

flotsam

10.

game bird; complain

a)

jocular

b)

flotsam

c)

grouse

d)

nettle

11.

to imprison

a)

concord

b)

incarcerate

c)

nettle

d)

bastion

12.

obligatory; one who holds office currently

a)

concord

b)

atrophy

c)

mordant

d)

incumbent

13.

humorous

a)

jocular

b)

grouse

c)

recumbent

d)

ludicrous

14.

ridiculous

a)

bastion

b)

ludicrous

c)

recumbent

d)

exigency

15.

bitterly harsh

a)

mordant

b)

nettle

c)

frenetic

d)

jocular

16.

prickly plant; to irritate severly

a)

nettle

b)

mordant

c)

pusillanimous

d)

concord

17.

related to money

a)

mordant

b)

pecuniary

c)

pusillanimous

d)

glean

18.

contemptibly cowardly or meanspirited

a)

recumbent

b)

pusillanimous

c)

grouse

d)

incumbent

19.

in the posture of one sleeping or resting

a)

grouse

b)

pecuniary

c)

incumbent

d)

recumbent

20.

a scheme to outwit an opponent

a)

stratagem

b)

glean

c)

bastion

d)

disarray

21.

a fabrication of the mind; an arbitrary notion

a)

fiat

b)

fecund

c)

figment

d)

nuance

22.

according to reputation or general belief; having widespread acceptance and good reputation; (participial) alleged

a)

reputed

b)

mundane

c)

hallow

d)

ubiquitous

23.

to portray, sketch, or describe in accurate and vivid detail; to represent pictorially

a)

delineate

b)

depraved

c)

enervate

d)

esoteric

24.

earthly, worldly, relating to practical and material affairs; concerned with what is ordinary

a)

overweening

b)

nuance

c)

mundane

d)

sophistry

25.

intended for or understood by only a select few, private, secret

a)

esoteric

b)

enervate

c)

sumptuous

d)

depraved

26.

a peculiarity that serves to distinguish or identify

a)

ignominy

b)

idiosyncrasy

c)

enervate

d)

delineate

27.

to set apart as holy or sacred, sanctify, consecrate; to honor greatly, revere

a)

hallow

b)

garner

c)

ignominy

d)

fiat

28.

costly, rich, magnificent

a)

nuance

b)

sumptuous

c)

figment

d)

penchant

29.

to acquire as the result of effort; to gather and store away, as for future use

a)

garner

b)

fecund

c)

esoteric

d)

idiosyncrasy

30.

marked by evil and corruption, devoid of moral principles

a)

fiat

b)

hallow

c)

enervate

d)

depraved

31.

an arbitrary order or decree; a command or act of will or consciousness

a)

figment

b)

fecund

c)

fiat

d)

hallow

32.

present or existing everywhere

a)

ubiquitous

b)

sophistry

c)

delineate

d)

esoteric

33.

a subtle or slight variation (as in color, meaning, quality), delicate gradation or shade of difference

a)

penchant

b)

nuance

c)

reputed

d)

sumptuous

34.

conceited, presumptuous; excessive, immoderate

a)

penchant

b)

overweening

c)

reputed

d)

mundane

35.

sharpness (particularly of the mind or senses)

a)

esoteric

b)

fiat

c)

acuity

d)

ignominy

36.

to weaken or lessen the mental, moral, or physical vigor of; enfeeble,hamstring

a)

fecund

b)

garner

c)

enervate

d)

depraved

37.

shame and disgrace

a)

idiosyncrasy

b)

acuity

c)

ignominy

d)

sophistry

38.

reasoning that seems plausible but is actually unsound; a fallacy

a)

hallow

b)

nuance

c)

mundane

d)

sophistry

39.

fruitful in offspring or vegetation; intellectually productive

a)

acuity

b)

fecund

c)

ignominy

d)

delineate

40.

a strong attraction or inclination

a)

sophistry

b)

mundane

c)

penchant

d)

nuance

41.

(adj.) degraded, contemptible; complete and unrelieved

a)

derelict

b)

abject

c)

plenary

d)

inane

42.

(n.) formal accusation

a)

equity

b)

perspicacity

c)

neophyte

d)

indictment

43.

(adj) open to discussion; unresolved

(v.) to bring up for discussion

a)

sylvan

b)

testy

c)

moot

d)

indubitable

44.

(adj.) silly; meaningless

a)

inane

b)

testy

c)

motif

d)

derelict

45.

(n.) prolonged verbal attack

a)

plenary

b)

diatribe

c)

effigy

d)

travesty

46.

(adj.) forested; having to do with forests

a)

neophyte

b)

sylvan

c)

motif

d)

effigy

47.

(n.) a watch kept over a person; careful, close, disciplined observation

a)

travesty

b)

neophyte

c)

indubitable

d)

surveillance

48.

(n.) a skeptic

(adj.) without faith, skeptical

a)

complicity

b)

abject

c)

agnostic

d)

travesty

49.

(n.) keenness in observing and understanding

a)

sylvan

b)

inane

c)

perspicacity

d)

diatribe

50.

(n.) involvement in wrongdoing

a)

moot

b)

perspicacity

c)

derelict

d)

complicity

51.

(n.) someone or something that is abandoned or neglected

(adj.) left abandoned; neglectful of duty

a)

travesty

b)

motif

c)

derelict

d)

abject

52.

(n.) crude image of a despised person

a)

effigy

b)

diatribe

c)

agnostic

d)

plenary

53.

(n.) the state or quality of being fair, just, or impartial

a)

testy

b)

neophyte

c)

moot

d)

equity

54.

(adj.) certain

a)

indubitable

b)

surveillance

c)

sylvan

d)

moot

55.

(adj.) stoping and beginning again; sporadic

a)

moot

b)

intermittent

c)

travesty

d)

abject

56.

(n.) a principle idea, feature, or element; a repeated or dominant figure in a design

a)

motif

b)

plenary

c)

inane

d)

intermittent

57.

(n.) newbie; beginner; new convert; novice

a)

derelict

b)

neophyte

c)

indictment

d)

equity

58.

(adj.) complete; absolute; attended by all qualified members

a)

sylvan

b)

moot

c)

indictment

d)

plenary

59.

(adj.) easily irritated

a)

inane

b)

moot

c)

testy

d)

travesty

60.

(n.) grossly inferior imitation

a)

travesty

b)

testy

c)

agnostic

d)

moot