WorksheetsVocabulary Week 3 Final Test
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Deficiency
Lacking; incomplete
False or unjustified
To work together, especially in an immoral way
Aware of one´s surroundings
Defamation
lacking or incomplete
false of unjustified injury to a good reputation
to work together in an evil or immoral way
aware of one´s surroundings; awake
Conspire
lacking or incomplete
false of unjustified injury to a good reputation
to work together in an evil or immoral way
aware of one´s surroundings; awake
Conscious
lacking or incomplete
false of unjustified injury to a good reputation
to work together in an evil or immoral way
aware of one´s surroundings; awake
Chastise
to arrange for marriage legally
to call up or produce memories or feelings
to work together in an evil or immoral way
to discipline verbally, usually in a cruel manner
Betroth
to arrange for marriage legally
to call up or produce memories or feelings
to infer meaning and make something well known that way
to discipline verbally, usually in a cruel manner
Evoke
to arrange for marriage legally
to call up or produce memories or feelings to the mind
to infer meaning and make something well known that way
to discipline verbally, usually in a cruel manner
Generalize
to arrange for marriage legally
to call up or produce memories or feelings to the mind
to infer meaning and make something well known that way
to discipline verbally, usually in a cruel manner
Inhibit
to call up or produce memories or feelings in the mind
not permanent; existing or lasting for a short time
to slyly suggest or hint
To restrain or hinder; to prevent growth
Insinuate
to call up or produce memories or feelings in the mind
not permanent; existing or lasting for a short time
to slyly suggest or hint
To restrain or hinder; to prevent growth
Temporary
to call up or produce memories or feelings in the mind
not permanent; existing or lasting for a short time
to slyly suggest or hint
To restrain or hinder; to prevent growth
Which word fits best in this sentence...
The author will ___ feelings of fear and terror in all of her novels.
temporary
defamation
evoke
chastise
Which word fits best in this sentence...
The politician vowed to sue the newspaper for ___ of character, although the story was true.
temporary
defamation
evoke
chastise
Which word fits best in this sentence...
While the job was only ___, the experience Lola would get would last for a lifetime.
temporary
defamation
evoke
chastise
Which word fits best in this sentence...
If you have your phone out in Ms. Woolley´s class, she will ____ you until you cave and put it away.
temporary
defamation
evoke
chastise
