WorksheetsVocabulary Power Plus Level 12, Lesson 3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
to claim for oneself without any right or authority
vacillate
expurgate
talisman
arrogate
an artist's or a designer's workshop
dulcet
axiom
atelier
archaic
melodious; pleasing to the ear
scapegoat
dulcet
atelier
vacillate
a universal truth; an established rule
pellucid
patronizing
axiom
talisman
treating in a condescending manner; with an attitude of superiority
talisman
patronizing
iniquity
abstemious
not allowing refusal or delay; imperative
archaic
arrogate
peremptory
vacillate
keen; mentally sharp
abstemious
scapegoat
pellucid
perspicacious
using or consuming sparingly
abstemious
talisman
peremptory
vacillate
Vacillate means to waver or to sway indecisively
True
False
Something that is transparent or unclear is _________________
pellucid
dulcet
archaic
perspicacious
An iniquity is an evil or wicked act.
True
False
a magic charm or superstitious object for protection or luck
talisman
axiom
scapegoat
iniquity
Arrogate means no longer current or applicable; antiquated.
True
False
to remove vulgar or objectionable material
expurgate
vacillate
one who bears the blame for others
atelier
scapegoat
talisman
iniquity
Censors sometimes feel that it is necessary to __________ offensive scenes from movies.
expurgate
vacillate
patronizing
The ___________ gambler knew that he would need to make a quick exit after winning all of the money.
perspicacious
pellucid
dulcet
At the grocery store, I always ________________ between buying a name brand or the generic brand of a product.
vacillate
arrogate
expurgate
The guard issued a(n) __________________ warning to step away from the door immediately.
peremptory
archaic
dulcet
How will most students spend their spring break?
sleeping late
studying for final exams
going to the beach
playing video games
working
