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Word of the Day Super Massive Mega (For Fun) Test

Total questions: 99

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

My mom is a malcontent.

a)

a gentle person

b)

a mean person

c)

someone who's never satisfied

d)

someone who's easily pleased

2.

True/False: Remission means you're cured.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

What's a gig?

a)

A job for a musician

b)

A carriage or buggy pulled by a horse

c)

A rig job we pull when we don't have the correct parts

d)

A blip in time, where it goes faster or slower

4.

What does it mean to recapitulate?

a)

Redo

b)

Rewrite

c)

Summarize

d)

Retell

5.

Which of these can you secede from?

a)

A group

b)

Your bed

c)

Your house

d)

A union of members

6.

A large, destructive, unstoppable force is:

a)

gregarious

b)

a juggernaut

c)

consecrated

d)

inane

7.

Acquiesce:

a)

to say yes

b)

to say no

c)

to trick another person with flattery

d)

to be deceitful

8.

In vain means that what you did was:

a)

important

b)

for victory

c)

selfish

d)

for nothing; worthless

9.

If I offer you a deal, I've got a(n) _____ for you.

a)

aberration

b)

hiatus

c)

proposition

d)

malediction

10.

Which of these would be consecrated?

a)

A church

b)

The grounds of 9/11

c)

A memorial for fallen soldiers

d)

The CVS on Main Street

11.

Because he's well known, former President Trump is:

a)

prominent

b)

obstinate

c)

clairvoyant

d)

consecrated

12.

The word that means stubborn:

(a)  

13.

How am I using melancholy here? "My melancholy got the best of me yesterday and I cried."

a)

Noun

b)

Verb

c)

Adj

d)

Adv

14.

Something that's ludicrous is:

a)

clairvoyant

b)

avarice

c)

banal

d)

ludicrous

15.

A psychic or fortune teller is:

a)

clairvoyant

b)

obstinate

c)

vacillating

d)

in vain

16.

Biting nails or tapping your foot is an example of a(n):

a)

aberration

b)

idiosyncrasy

c)

juggernaut

d)

linchpin

17.

Something that's in the air is:

(a)  

18.

Credulity is:

a)

gullibility

b)

gullible

19.

Avaricious means:

a)

Greedy

b)

Greed

20.

Credulous means:

a)

gullibility

b)

gullible

21.

Avarice means:

a)

greed

b)

greedy

22.

If you can't decide on what you want to do after school, you're _______ing over a decision.

a)

desiccating

b)

vacillating

c)

acquiescing

d)

recapitulating

23.

This is a(n):

a)

aberration

b)

malediction

c)

malcontent

d)

idiosyncrasy

24.

Saying something cruel or hard-hearted is:

a)

obstinate

b)

gregarious

c)

callous

d)

hapless

25.

A mansion, a palace, and an arena are all (a)   because they're roomy and spacious.

26.

If you're desiccated, you're:

a)

intense

b)

happy

c)

sick

d)

dehydrated

27.

Which of these is egregious? (Check all that apply)

a)

The CDC lying to the public about Covid

b)

A teacher asking you to put your cell away

c)

Racism

d)

Being expected to show up for work each day

28.

A gregarious person: (check all that apply)

a)

would get along with everyone

b)

would be welcoming and kind

c)

would be a loner

d)

would be a freaking bully

29.

If I meant what I said as a joke, I meant it in a (a)   way.

30.

This fan ______ to disperse air evenly.

a)

absconds

b)

vacillates

c)

obstinates

d)

oscillates

31.

After this year, we could all use a:

a)

modicum

b)

linchpin

c)

malediction

d)

hiatus

32.

Studying while you're half-asleep is ____ because you won't remember.

a)

melancholy

b)

obstinate

c)

inane

d)

egregious

33.

A rabbit _______ with the plants from my garden!

a)

banaled

b)

absconded

c)

desiccated

d)

delineated

34.

Same-old, ordinary, nothing new:

a)

gregarious

b)

melancholy

c)

banal

d)

copious

35.

Copious means two things:

a)

plentiful

b)

wordy

c)

lacking

d)

short

36.

To worsen is to:

a)

exacerbate

b)

obstinate

c)

desiccate

d)

decry

37.

When absconding with something stolen, you'd act:

a)

prominently

b)

haplessly

c)

furtively

d)

imminently

38.

If the sky is pitch-black, a storm is:

a)

contrite

b)

furtive

c)

laconic

d)

imminent

39.

A witch could place a ____ on you.

a)

malediction

b)

candor

c)

contrition

d)

linchpin

40.

A proclivity is a:

a)

a strong dislike

b)

natural attraction

c)

a type of cancer

d)

a genetic trait

41.

If you rescind, you're

a)

rethinking

b)

taking something back

c)

reusing

d)

summarizing

42.

Which of these means that you'd go along with my plan? (May be more than 1!)

a)

acquiesce

b)

secede

c)

accede

d)

decry

43.

Answer me with_____

a)

candor

b)

candid

c)

candidly

44.

Her answer was:

a)

candid

b)

candor

c)

candidly

45.

She answered:

a)

candidly

b)

candid

c)

candor

46.

To attack or assault

(a)  

47.

If you were berated, you were:

a)

praised

b)

yelled at

c)

lied to

d)

flattered

48.

Contrition means:

a)

guilt

b)

guilty

49.

You kids _____ Mr. P. every chance you get!

a)

exacerbate

b)

accede

c)

decry

d)

emote

50.

If you're unlucky, you're:

a)

mercurial

b)

perfunctory

c)

hapless

d)

flaccid

51.

If you can't get enough of pizza, you're (a)   for it.

52.

Which two are the definitions for "mercurial?"

a)

a word with a derogatory connotation

b)

animated or lively

c)

fickle or changeable

d)

indifferent or apathetic

53.

If you have a _____ attitude, you won't care to try your best at anything.

a)

peremptory

b)

perfunctory

c)

mercurial

d)

staid

54.

This computer is:

a)

antiquated

b)

perfunctory

c)

egregious

d)

variegated

55.

If you over-act your part, you're

a)

emoting

b)

berating

c)

decrying

d)

rescinding

56.

This plant is

(a)  

57.

What's holding this wheel together is its:

(a)  

58.

To nettle is to

a)

aggravate

b)

imply

c)

dig into

d)

rest

59.

The word "shrimp" being used in a negative way makes it:

a)

perfunctory

b)

pejorative

c)

mercurial

d)

staid

60.

Which of these are peremptory (Check all that apply)

a)

Going to school

b)

Paying taxes

c)

Getting married

d)

Owning a dog

61.

True/False: Feeling staid can make you complacent.

a)

True

b)

False

62.

A shy, quiet person is:

a)

nefarious

b)

incongruous

c)

gregarious

d)

taciturn

63.

The zephyr in the story of Cupid and Psyche was:

a)

Cupid's goat

b)

The West Wind

c)

A cloud

d)

A messenger god

64.

A shortened version of a speech could be described as: (Check all that apply)

a)

abridged

b)

laconic

c)

banal

d)

copious

65.

Words used to flatter someone into doing something you want:

a)

modicums

b)

facades

c)

maledictions

d)

blandishments

66.

If you go around traffic, you:

(a)  

67.

Laughing at a funeral is: (Check all that apply)

a)

hapless

b)

furtive

c)

incongruous

d)

callous

68.

"Don't you have even a _____ of respect for yourself???"

a)

modicum

b)

blandishment

c)

linchpin

d)

gig

69.

Evil, wicked, (Mr. Collins):

a)

incongruous

b)

nefarious

c)

taciturn

d)

mercurial

70.

This plant is:

a)

delineated

b)

variegated

c)

copious

d)

wizened

71.

This man's face is:

(a)  

72.

_____________ is when something wastes away, like your muscles.

a)

atrophy

b)

perdition

c)

candor

d)

avarice

73.

Kylie Jenner has clearly had her lips (a)   .

74.

Former President Trump was accused of ________ with Russia multiple times.

a)

furtive

b)

absconding

c)

colluding

d)

exacerbating

75.

A doubtful story is:

a)

egregious

b)

callous

c)

dubious

d)

copious

76.

A rebel is a(n):

a)

Stoic

b)

Zephyr

c)

Nettle

d)

Insurgent

77.

If you went against the Catholic Church in medieval times, you were damned to (a)  

78.

Which two are definitions for "quarry?"

a)

prey

b)

a mine for rocks

c)

a noisy fight

d)

a weapon

79.

If you're querulous, you're:

a)

talkative

b)

a whiner

c)

quiet

d)

a liar

80.

These guys are famous for being (a)   , or showing no emotion.

81.

If you're vindicated, you're:

a)

proven guilty

b)

released from prison

c)

proven innocent

d)

highly questionable

82.

If your grades in English are REALLY bad, they're

a)

banal

b)

stoic

c)

copious

d)

abysmal

83.

True or False: Anomaly is analogous to aberration.

a)

True

b)

False

84.

The word that means briefness:

(a)  

85.

True/False: A discord is the opposite of an accord.

a)

True

b)

False

86.

If you say something emphatically, you say it:

a)

expressively

b)

angrily

c)

quietly

d)

joyfully

87.

Tired? We're almost done!

a)
b)
c)
88.

The word that means wise:

(a)  

89.

In your commercials, you postulated. What did you do? (Choose all that apply)

a)

claimed

b)

asserted

c)

questioned

d)

denied

90.

This house is:

(a)  

91.

This house is probably ______ with bugs.

a)

acquescing

b)

exacerbating

c)

teeming

d)

vacillating

92.

Total, utter, complete, absolute:

a)

incongruous

b)

desiccated

c)

unmitigated

d)

antiquated

93.

This guy is an (a)   Giants fan.

94.

True/False: Disparage and decry are analogous.

a)

True

b)

False

95.

What did I do here?

a)

oscillated

b)

obstinated

c)

vacillated

d)

enumerated

96.

Something that's galvanizing to you is:

a)

exciting

b)

terrifying

c)

peaceful

d)

pleasant

97.

What's the difference between petulant and surly?

a)

petulant is more angry

b)

surly is more angry

c)

surly is more moody

98.

The "F Bomb" is ubiquitous. What does that mean?

a)

It's slang.

b)

It's overused.

c)

It's a bad word.

d)

It's everywhere.

99.

You did it!!!! 120 words! How do you feel?

a)
b)
c)
d)