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Vocab Unit 6

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

(adj) - deserted of people or activity, emptiness

a)

liberal

b)

tedious

c)

desolate

d)

ungainly

2.

(adj) - hilarious, hysterical

a)

uproarious

b)

parched

c)

marred

d)

desolate

3.

(adj) - compact, to the point without skimping

a)

desolate

b)

concise

c)

marred

d)

tedious

4.

(v) - to disparage, to speak/write in negative way

a)

pariah

b)

encompass

c)

surmise

d)

vilify

5.

(adj) - awkward, clumsy (way of moving)

a)

ungainly

b)

tedious

c)

desolate

d)

marred

6.

(v) - to include comprehensively

a)

vilify

b)

surmise

c)

encompass

d)

liberal

7.

(adj) - repetitive, never-ending, monotonous

a)

desolate

b)

liberal

c)

parched

d)

tedious

8.

(adj) - open to new ideas, behaviors, or opinions; generous, open-handed

a)

liberal

b)

parched

c)

surmise

d)

vilify

9.

(v) - to suppose that something is true without evidence backing it up

a)

surmise

b)

vilify

c)

encompass

d)

pariah

10.

(adj) - damaged, disfigured, marked up

a)

parched

b)

liberal

c)

marred

d)

tedious

11.

(n) - social outcast, one who is shunned by society

a)

uproarious

b)

vilify

c)

surmise

d)

pariah

12.

(adj) - dried up, shriveled

a)

parched

b)

desolate

c)

marred

d)

uproarious

13.
a)

desolate

b)

marred

c)

surmise

d)

tedious

14.

a)

parched

b)

surmise

c)

uproarious

d)

tedious

15.

a)

parched

b)

concise

c)

vilify

d)

marred

16.

a)

pariah

b)

tedious

c)

concise

d)

encompass

17.

If you drink the recommended 8 glasses of water a day, you will most likely avoid being (a)   .

18.

Searching through thousands of pieces of evidence may seem (a)   , but finding the criminal is worth it.

19.

When debating, you want your arguments to be clear, informative, and (a)   ; sometimes the less you say, the more powerful your words will be.

20.

The itinerary for our trip will (a)   all of the famous landmarks, their addresses, and the best time for visit.

21.

Although the bully's words did not physically injure his victim, they (a)   his spirit and heart,

22.

The same dream would (a)   every time I watched a scary movie before bed.

23.

Synonyms: false, untrue, incorrect

a)

fallacious

b)

elapse

c)

adept

d)

verbose

24.

Antonyms: concise, succint, to the point

a)

recur

b)

commence

c)

verbose

d)

renown

25.

Antonyms: anonymity, obscurity, unimportance

a)

fallacious

b)

renown

c)

indelible

d)

meander

26.

Synonyms: enduring, lasting, memorable

a)

adept

b)

verbose

c)

simultaneous

d)

indelible