WorksheetsVocab. 1-6 Review 9th LA 2021
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 30mins
Dang, she basically snapped your head off with that remark!
notoriety
tartly
connive
complacently
propensity
Please stop that stupid argument! Who cares if Hungry Man TV dinners taste better than Healthy Choice?
quell
acrimonious
rout
guileless
quibble
If Pinnochio could have only told the truth...
provocation
unfathomable
guileless
obstreperous
malignant
All of the following show someone with rectitude:
honest
disloyal
anger management issues
nurturing
hypocritical
Isn't that lady so thoughtful and nice? She didn't have to go out of her way to help us.
vexation
sulky
asinine
amiable
acrimonious
His fencing skills were out of this world! He could jab and move his sword like lickety split!
aberration
prowess
tenet
dogged
notoriety
The Burmese pythons slithered side to side in the deep depths of the Everglades.
(a)
All of the following describe someone who is eccentric:
flashy clothes
drab and boring
an extrovert, wild and dominating in a humble crowd
in a neighborhood with row homes (all the same), yours is black with yellow, pink, and green polka dots
a beige Ford Taurus
Let's text each other at 2:43 a.m. and come up with ways to get you out of the house.
constructionist
connive
complacently
cast
carcass
Igreko's dad was beyond furious. The vein in his forehead stuck out, the blood rushed to his face, his fists pumped to the ceiling; no words came out, just his rage.
philippic
livid
arid
rectitude
propensity
Holy smokes! Did you just tell your great uncle he better check himself before you wreck hisself? That was so rude.
squalid
impertinence
guileless
vapid
predilection
Everything below is an example of something that vexes (vexation) except:
a screaming child in aisle 4 of your local Wal-mart
rush hour traffic
the calming sound of a flowing creek
silence
someone tapping on your desk when you are trying to take a test
If you are livid, you are also:
spurious
dogged
invective
wrathful
complacently
Jumping out of a moving car is one of the stupidest things anyone can do.
asisine
foray
deportment
eccentric
rout
Is that a fake Coach purse? Wait, does that say Koach?
eccentric
inordinate
obstreperous
spurious
analogous
16. All of the following are examples of an "aberration":
snow in Texas
having a hamster as a pet
someone who always checks in with family going missing
someone using their ATM card at the grocery store
Prisoners working out in a weight room
Let's take our little house and add a second story and blow out the back to have another bedroom for our growing family.
(a)
After the number one team was finally defeated by the number five seed, everyone on the bus was down in the dumps.
dogged
rout
connive
impertinence
analogous
The way some people live, it is just absolutely disgusting. The Barnyerd's, off Maple Street, they have three mattresses outside of their home; their two infant babies wear soiled diapers. They are flies in their fridge.
yaws
carcass
tenet
cleave
squalid
Good grief, you are so grouchy today! Everything I say you have challenged me; why are you so irritated?
cantankerous
livid
spurious
sulky
rectitude
There, there, Falvostinka, now don't cry. Boys aren't worth your trouble. Here, have a cake pop.
invective
inordinate
quell
wrathful
quibble
Hey lumberjack son, go take that there axe and chop up that big ol' log over there, get some kindling for us.
(a)
Politicians tend to rudely attack their opponents, sometimes going on for hours. They will focus on the negative and keep attacking to get their point across.
rectitude
philippic
complacently
piety
predilection
Because Scout doesn't really understand how Maycomb works, she is really innocent in her thinking.
impudent
ingenuous
amble
inordinate
connive
All of the following best describes "deportment":
Saying "please" and "thank you."
Taking a test with a pencil.
Opening the door for someone.
A dog running in a field.
Slamming the door in someone's face.
Without sunlight, plants will not grow. Without love and support, children become weak.
foray
obstreperous
languish
acrimonious
sulky.
Could you have been any luckier? You landed that job just by answering the phone with your hire-me-I'm-your-guy attitude.
constructionist
malignant
guileless
auspicious
taciturn
Mr. Smurka, goodness me! Your class is out of control! I can hear them down the hall and up the stairs. Keep them quiet!
languish
undulate
wrathful
obstreperous
rout
Wrestlers are known for pinning their opponent to the mat; in this position, the shoulder blades are to touch the mat. Their arms are absolutely useless in this position.
(a)
Why your cousin threw her brand new i-Phone in the lake, moved to Istanbul, and communicated with no one is beyond my understanding.
propensity
quibble
tartly
unfathomable
languish
Those that hunt for food, leave no trace behind. Those that hunt for pleasure, leave the bodies on the ground. There, they decompose and are wasted.
connive
carcass
cast
constructionist
complacently
What are those awful red bumps on your back? It's not ringworm, (gasp). Oh no, those are yams. No, yarns. No, dang. What are those called again?
(a)
Teachers really do not enjoy teaching on Zoom. The amount of kids that participate is terribly low; most students just sit there (or not) and say absolutely nothing.
repertoire
taciturn
predilection
rout
judicious
Rats to mice, sugar to flour, kites to drones: all of these are similar.
auspicious
augment
analogous
amiable
asinine
All of the following have something to do with "foray":
Scout sitting in the "colored" section during the courtroom scene.
Calpurnia serving refreshments to the missionary ladies.
The kids trespassing on the Radley property.
Mayella's testimony about Tom.
The angry farmers surrounding Atticus, wanting to get at Tom.
Slabubba was totally focused on her faith. She wanted to practice Catholicism all her life.
(a)
Good grief, you are so rude to your sister! You called her a freak, a slob, and a pig. Why are you so disrespectful to her?
guileless
impudent
eccentric
vexation
judicious
Mrs. Dubose loved to show her ill-will (her hatred) towards the Finch children.
yaws
rout
malignant
notoriety
eccentric
If someone says you are "judicious" they also mean:
You don't take risks.
You do take risks.
You have common sense.
You don't have common sense.
You are quiet and do not say much.
If you are in the construction industry and your boss told you to augment a particular job, he or she means:
to go over the blueprints with a careful eye.
to not go over the blueprints and go with your heart's desire.
that you were at the right place at the right time.
to expand or enlarge a particular area.
to reroof the existing one.
Marfla, did you really have to snap at the new teacher like that? That was so snarky.
aberration
acrimonious
predilection
dogged
All of the following are examples of being "dogged" except:
Showing up to Zoom and going back to sleep.
Waking up at 5:13 a.m., going for a run, then to the gym, all in order to get ready for the Olympics.
Flicking through the channels.
Going shoe shopping.
Standing in line for 4.3 hours to get to the new iPhone 83.
Actors and actresses should be recognized for their talents on the big screen, not for sharing their personal lives. No one cares about that trivial information; they should be famous for their skills.
(a)
Lee Harvey Oswald is famous for, unfortunately, assassinating President Kennedy.
auspicious
notoriety
connive
deportment
Ugh, do you really want to hike the Grand Canyon in August? It's going to be brutal, so unbelievably hot.
cast
rout
piety
arid
She eyed the beautiful horse up and down. She definitely wanted him to breed.
(a)
How many pairs of socks do you own? I've lost count after 5,674 pairs!
obstreperous
inordinate
ingenuous
domicile
Why is Emotika always such a Debbie Downer? She's always sad about something.
acrimonious
vexation
sulky
wrathful
You should be proud of your Silent Reading Project! You put in so much time and effort.
complacently
provocation
unfathomable
analogous
Do you have a good set of beliefs that you follow?
(a)
If you poke a hornet's nest with a stick, then you have done this:
judicious
provocation
predilection
auspicious
Your address is always known as your:
(a)
If you have a natural tendency to want to help people, then you should go into the medical field.
amiable
deportment
rectitude
predilection
All of the following have to do with the word "amble":
Taking a power walk, trying not to be late to your next class.
Eating frozen yogurt while walking slowly in the park.
Window shopping.
Racing your friend to the curb.
You can't fool me: amble means to be intense.
Section 24.5 of the IRS code states: No tenant shall have his/her tangibles left in the residence after the stated moved out date. (Section 24.5 is part of a tax code). What kind of person should analyze this statement?
beadle
constructionist
analogous
cast
It's sad to think that the one thing that lured Tom Robinson onto Mayella's property, eventually led to his death.
tenet
dogged
cleave
guileless
chiffarobe
Is your dad that bored that he wants to help by directing traffic for the upcoming Rustic Rowdy Days parade in Reardan?
languish
provocation
beadle
ingenuous
inordinate
An old lean-to; a shack barely being held up.
(a)
