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Sadlier Level C Units 1-9 ULTRA SUPER MEGA QUIZ REVIEW

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:

(adj.) Suitable, fitting; Appropriate

a)

BLUDGEON

b)

ENDOW

c)

APT

d)

DISGRUNTLED

e)

PENAL

2.

Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:

(n.) Widespread fame or glory

a)

RENOWN

b)

DEFILE

c)

RECLUSE

d)

CHAFE

e)

CAPITULATE

3.

Which of the following are ANTONYMS

for the word IMPUNITY?

a)

on course; straight; aligned; even

b)

repulsive; obnoxious; disagreeable; unfriendly

c)

irrelevant; unrelated; pointless; unconnected

d)

soothe; relieve; mollify; comfort

e)

liability; responsibility; accountability; blame

4.

Which of the following are ANTONYMS

for the word DISGRUNTLED?

a)

favorable; encouraging; fortunate; pleasing

b)

cleanse; purify; clean; disinfect

c)

deprive; drain; take away; rob

d)

stand firm; persist; fend off; go down fighting

e)

happy; pleased; contented; satisfied

5.

The word RANKLE MOST NEARLY means:

a)

(adj.) Seemingly unaffected by pleasure or pain; Unemotional; Impassive

b)

(v.) To produce irritation or bitter resentment; To irritate

c)

(adj.) Noticeable; Observable; Capable of being grasped

d)

(adj.) Difficult to comprehend; Having hidden meaning; Secret and mysterious

e)

(n.) Use, benefit, or advantage; (v.) To be of use, value or advantage, to help

6.

The word GAUNT

MOST NEARLY means:

a)

(n.) Something that weighs down or oppresses, a burden; (v.) To fall or plunge sharply

b)

(v.) To be adjacent; To touch or join at the edge or border; To neighbor

c)

(v.) To make useless; To invalidate; To cancel

d)

(adj.) Noticeable; Observable; Capable of being grasped

e)

(adj.) Extremely thin and bony; Bleak, desolate and barren

7.

The prince decided to _____ his love for the princess at the ball but then she ran away and lost her shoe and you know the rest.


Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?

a)

PROCLAIM

b)

PROXY

c)

ATTIRE

d)

STINT

e)

INFILTRATE

8.

The word HAGGARD

MOST NEARLY means:

a)

(adj.) Lighthearted; Animated; Easy and carefree

b)

(n.) The highest point of something; The highest level attainable

c)

(n.) A pool of water or mud where animals roll around; (v.) To roll about or lie in water, snow, mud, etc. for refreshment

d)

(n.) A defensive movement meant to deflect or ward off a thrust or blow; (v.) To deflect or ward off a weapon or blow

e)

(adj.) Worn and exhausted in appearance

9.

I wanted the _____ of squirt guns, so I bought the Super Soaker 9,000,000. I drenched my entire block! Mwhahahahah!

a)

EXCISE

b)

TURNCOAT

c)

ATTRIBUTE

d)

HAGGARD

e)

ACME

10.

Which word MOST NEARLY matches the synonyms:

carry; transport; transfer; lug

a)

EXCISE

b)

CONVEY

c)

EXOTIC

d)

WALLOW

e)

RAVAGE

11.

Which of the following are ANTONYMS

for the word DEFECT?

a)

faultlessness; merit; strength; excellence

b)

remove; take away; eradicate; purge

c)

weaken; devitalize; impair; harm

d)

cover; blanket; wrap; shade

e)

unteachable, popcorn-headed; watertight, sealed

12.

Which of the following are ANTONYMS

for the word ARTICULATE?

a)

hide; conceal; downplay; be modest

b)

real name; actual signature

c)

security; tranquility; peace; optimism

d)

remove; take away; eradicate; purge

e)

unclear; unintelligible; mumbled; incoherent

13.

Which of the following are SYNONYMS

for the word BASK?

a)

determined; firm; adamant; strong-willed

b)

alias; nickname; pen name; AKA

c)

savor; take pleasure; wallow; delight

d)

warm; pleasant; congenial; friendly

e)

implant; impress; force in; program

14.

The word AGHAST

MOST NEARLY means:

a)

(v.) To declare or state with force or confidence, to defend strongly

b)

(v.) To crouch down in fear

c)

(v.) To pound, crush or grind into powder or dust; To destroy or demolish by crushing

d)

(adj.) Seeming reasonable or probable

e)

(adj.) Struck with terror and amazement; Shocked

15.

The word DISDAIN

MOST NEARLY means:

a)

(adj.) Tending toward violence; Explosive

b)

(n.) A ghost or ghostlike image of a person

c)

(adj.) Struck with terror and amazement; Shocked

d)

(n.) A statement written on a gravestone in memory of a person who died

e)

(v.) To treat as beneath oneself with hatred, to treat with contempt

16.

The word PRODIGAL

MOST NEARLY means:

a)

(v.) To pound, crush or grind into powder or dust; To destroy or demolish by crushing

b)

(adj.) Treating serious issues with inappropriate humor; Sarcastic

c)

(n.) A person who is wastefully extravagant

d)

(n.) A commoner, a member of the lower class

e)

(n.) Nearness in space, time, or relationship; Closeness

17.

The word PRODIGAL

MOST NEARLY means:

a)

(v.) To pound, crush or grind into powder or dust; To destroy or demolish by crushing

b)

(adj.) Treating serious issues with inappropriate humor; Sarcastic

c)

(n.) A person who is wastefully extravagant

d)

(n.) A commoner, a member of the lower class

e)

(n.) Nearness in space, time, or relationship; Closeness

18.

The word PLEBEIAN

MOST NEARLY means:

a)

(v.) To pound, crush or grind into powder or dust; To destroy or demolish by crushing

b)

(adj.) Seeming reasonable or probable

c)

(adj.) Of or relating to the lower class, common and vulgar

d)

(n.) A secret or underhanded scheme

e)

(adj.) Struck with terror and amazement; Shocked

19.

The word PULVERIZE

MOST NEARLY means:

a)

(adj.) Struck with terror and amazement; Shocked

b)

(adj.) Unable to be heard; Too faint to make a sound

c)

(n.) A person who is wastefully extravagant

d)

(v.) To pound, crush or grind into powder or dust; To destroy or demolish by crushing

e)

(adj.) Treating serious issues with inappropriate humor; Sarcastic

20.

He wanted to _____ the pumpkin after Halloween, so he shot it from a catapult and it broke into a hundred pieces.

a)

PULVERIZE

b)

ADDENDUM

c)

EPITAPH

d)

INDISCRIMINATE

e)

ETHICAL

21.

He continued to run a(n) _____ business which showed he was an honorable person.

a)

ETHICAL

b)

PRODIGAL

c)

PLEBEIAN

d)

ASSERT

e)

FACETIOUS

22.

Which of the following are SYNONYMS

for the word JURISDICTION?

a)

nearness; closeness; adjacency

b)

hatred; contempt; dislike; antipathy

c)

sufficient; plenty; adequate; enough

d)

flinch; shrink; cringe; hide

e)

authority; control; range; confines

23.

Which of the following are SYNONYMS

for the word PLAUSIBLE?

a)

follow-up; continuation; progression; aftermath

b)

moral; conscientious; virtuous; honorable

c)

commonplace; lower-class; vulgar; unrefined

d)

reasonable; believable; possible; likely

e)

kidding; sarcastic; witty; comical

24.

Which word MOST NEARLY serves as an antonym for the following:

admiration; respect; reverence; veneration

a)

FACETIOUS

b)

PLEBEIAN

c)

JURISDICTION

d)

APPARITION

e)

DISDAIN

25.

Which word MOST NEARLY serves as an antonym for the following:

formal; serious; humorless; somber

a)

ADDENDUM

b)

FACETIOUS

c)

INAUDIBLE

d)

COWER

e)

PLAUSIBLE

26.

Which word MOST NEARLY serves as an antonym for the following:

forgetable, fleeting, momentary, living words

a)

EPITAPH

b)

DISDAIN

c)

INAUDIBLE

d)

PRODIGAL

e)

JURISDICTION

27.

Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:

(v.) To make or declare void or invalid, as a marriage or a law; To nullify

a)

ANNUL

b)

ORNATE

c)

STAID

d)

OBSESS

e)

SUSTAIN

28.

Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:

(n.) A sensation of doubt or misgiving; Uneasiness

a)

QUALM

b)

PERUSE

c)

ANNUL

d)

FRIVOLOUS

e)

POROUS

29.

Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:

(n.) A piece of land that juts out into a large body of water

a)

PROMONTORY

b)

OBSESS

c)

RECOURSE

d)

RESIDUE ANNUL

e)

ANNUL

30.

Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:

(adj.) Full of holes; Easily penetrated by water or air; Permeable

a)

PERUSE

b)

MUSTER

c)

POROUS

d)

OBSESS

e)

RECOURSE

31.

At the Dentist's office they decided to _____ the magazines while they waited for their appointment.


Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?

a)

BOLSTER

b)

ORNATE

c)

SUSTAIN

d)

OUST

e)

PERUSE

32.

They had no _____ but to sue their neighbor for destroying their fence with his car.


Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?

a)

NONENTITY

b)

RECOURSE

c)

SOLICITOUS

d)

BLASÉ

e)

PRONE

33.

Which of the following are SYNONYMS

for the word NONENTITY?

a)

insignificancy; unimportant person; nobody

b)

uneasiness; pang; regret; doubt

c)

aloof; indifferent; bored; uninterested

d)

childish; silly; trivial; foolish

e)

troubled; worried; anxious; concerned

34.

Which of the following are SYNONYMS

for the word OUST?

a)

haunt; trouble; consume; preoccupy

b)

hate; lament; condemn; regret

c)

uneasiness; pang; regret; doubt

d)

remnant; debris; remains; leftover

e)

force out; displace; eject; expel

35.

Which of the following are SYNONYMS

for the word BOLSTER?

a)

bulwark; support; reinforce; strengthen

b)

troubled; worried; anxious; concerned

c)

look through; study; scrutinize; examine

d)

a support; a back-up; an aid

e)

cape; horn; peninsula; point

36.

Which of the following are ANTONYMS

for the word SOLICITOUS?

a)

eager; enthusiastic; excited; passionate

b)

unconcerned; relaxed; indifferent; apathetic

c)

sidetrack; divert; distract; draw away

d)

daring; spunky; bold; audacious

e)

ratify; validate; authorize; endorse

37.

Which of the following are ANTONYMS

for the word MUSTER?

a)

ratify; validate; authorize; endorse

b)

disperse; disband; dismiss; strew

c)

unconcerned; relaxed; indifferent; apathetic

d)

plain; bare; simple; undecorated

e)

landlocked area; central land

38.

She threw a single upper cut to her opponent's jaw, and it was a true hay-maker that was able to completely ________ her opponent.

a)

grapple

b)

incapacitate

c)

comply

d)

audacious

39.

The ninja attached a silken rope to the ________ and used it to infiltrate the emperor's treasure tower.

a)

grapple

b)

perspective

c)

amass

d)

vie

40.

To __________ each of you only 1/3 of the work is ridiculous. You all need to complete all of the work--anything less is uncivilized!

a)

instigate

b)

amass

c)

allot

d)

devoid

41.

In some countries, only the ______can afford an education for their children.

a)

elite

b)

devoid

c)

audacious

d)

skittish

42.

Which of the following are ANTONYMS

for the word MYRIAD?

a)

few in number; scanty; sparse; hardly any

b)

calm; placate; soothe; please

c)

discord; conflict; dispute; disharmony

d)

halt; stop; quell; inhibit

e)

unshakable; courageous; unflinching

43.

Which of the following are ANTONYMS

for the word INSTIGATE?

a)

halt; stop; quell; inhibit

b)

common; lower-class; poor; lowbred

c)

retain; keep; withhold

d)

briefness; transience; shortness; brevity

e)

full; filled; teeming; abounding

44.

Which of the following are ANTONYMS

for the word AMASS?

a)

spend; dissipate; squander; disburse

b)

unconnected; extraneous; unrelated; trivial

c)

few in number; scanty; sparse; hardly any

d)

disobey; disregard; reject; refuse

e)

flexible, yielding; unintentional, unplanned

45.

Which of the following are SYNONYMS

for the word TETHER?

a)

risky; adventurous; daring; reckless

b)

stockpile; gather; collect; accumulate

c)

obstinate, stubborn; intentional, premeditated

d)

many; infinite; immeasurable; countless

e)

tie; chain; bind; fasten

46.

On Thanksgiving Day, people all over America celebrate the ___________ gifts of nature.

a)

bountiful

b)

antics

c)

detrimental

d)

glut

47.

The doctor grew very concerned when the patient's lungs became ___________ with fluid.

a)

congested

b)

avowed

c)

glut

d)

wanton

48.

The home team survived a six-game losing streak with almost no ______ to its standing in the league. They were still in first place!

a)

detriment

b)

banter

c)

oblique

d)

antics

49.

to make useless, to take away all effect/power

a)

invalidate

b)

legendary

c)

maim

d)

minimize

50.

in disguise

a)

frugal

b)

gingerly

c)

glut

d)

incognito

51.

more than enough, or too much

a)

frugal

b)

gingerly

c)

glut

d)

incognito

52.

with extreme care or caution

a)

frugal

b)

gingerly

c)

glut

d)

incognito

53.
The discordant noises came bellowing out of the Chorus classroom.  Discordant means:
a)
to develop gradually
b)
to float or hang suspended
c)
lacking in harmony
54.
A passage taken from a book, article
a)
adage
b)
citadel
c)
excerpt
d)
bonanza
55.
To feel about hesitantly with the hands; to search blindly
a)
revert
b)
jostle
c)
collaborate
d)
grope
56.
During his eleven years of "personal rule," King Charles I of England bypassed Parliament and governed the country by royal decree. Based on context, decree most likely means... 
a)
proclamation, edict' proclaim
b)
boos, disproval, ridicule
c)
progress, advance
d)
wreckage, debris
57.

The _____________ student kept sassing the teacher, and then was promptly sent to Mrs. Lang's office.

a)

churlish

b)

discordant

c)

jostle

d)

plaudits

58.

When I am competing, even though it's nice, I try to block out the __________ from the fans, and only focus on the competition.

a)

plaudits

b)

bonanza

c)

discordant

d)

laggard

59.

If you save a little every month, then you may find that your account will grow into a(n) ________________ some day.

a)

bonanza

b)

laggard

c)

churlish

d)

vigil

60.

My teacher likes to _____________ behind me while I'm working, but I find it stresses me out.

a)

hover

b)

evolve

c)

adage

d)

collaborate

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