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WorksheetsCumulative Vocabulary Quarter 2 UA
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 40mins
Adversary
Opponent or foe in a conflict; rival
Someone that can benefit or help you achieve a goal.
Partner in a conflict; friend
Infatuation
A strong distain/hatred.
Short lived admiration/passion
Ambiguous
Large, great in size
Clear, consistent meaning.
Unclear do to multiple meanings/connotations.
Incentive
Thing that motivates one to do something.
Having knowledge on a uncommon subject.
Charismatic
Caring to someone to an extent.
Being able to attract the attention/admiration of others; charming
Happy,cheerful
Hiatus
A continuation of a certain thing
Hatred for a certain person.
Pause or gap
Collaborate
Work together on a activity to create something.
Have a disagreement.
Work against each other to win a competition.
Entice
To turn away; to ignore
Offer pleasure by attracting or tempting.
To hurt someone by convincing them to do things.
Curt
Nice and kind remark.
Etiquette.
Short and offensive.
Coherent
Logical and consistent.
Showing up; being present.
Unclear and vague.
Deter
To remove something from a place.
Discourage one form doing something by adding doubt.
Encourage someone to do something.
Accommodate
To stop something form happening to someone to please yourself.
To go out; to be with someone
To fulfill wishes/needs
Devise
To do something by impulse.
To stop or interfere with someones plans.
To work against someone.
Plan or invent with careful thought.
Intuition
Ability to automatically understand something.
The ability to not understand something.
Short lived admiration or passion.
Facilitate
Make something difficult.
Make something easy/easier.
To supervise/ watch over a group.
Meddle
To fix/mend something.
To change something that concerns a large amount of people.
Interfere with something that concerns no one.
Flatter
Praise & compliment someone to further interest.
To crush/break something.
To bash and undermine someone.
Obsolete
Small; Has little to no effect.
Out of date/no longer in use.
In date and often used; trendy
Hazard
Something that can benefit you.
Reward or gift.
Danger or risk.
A signal to identify movement.
Remnant
A small remaining quantity.
A large remaining quantity.
Restore to a good state.
Knack
A form of harming a person.
Acquired natural skill at performing tasks.
An object.
Renovate
To ruin or destroy.
Restore to a good state.
Lavish
Rich, elaborate, luxurious.
Simple, ordinary.
Inexpensive, cheap.
Sinister
Feeling that something good will happen.
Impression something bad will happen.
Good, whimsical.
Pervasive
Spreading widely through an area or group.
Coaxing someone to do something.
Breaking into something; to invade.
Sullen
The character from Monster's INC
Happy, good tempered.
Gloomy, bad tempered.
Swindler
Person that uses deception to deprive one of money/possessions.
Acrobat/aerialist.
Person that uses deception to solve mysteries.
Toxic
Old 2000s song.
Good, beneficial.
Poisonous, harmful.
Tyrant
Cruel, possessive leader.
Angry, insecure person.
Good, responsible leader.
Undermine
To strengthen power or abilities.
Lessen effect, power or ability.
Character from The Incredibles.
Ailment
Illness, usually minor
Benefit, usually significant.
In great condition/health
I
1
100
100
1000
Acknowledge
Accept/admit
Deny/reject
V
50
5
500
0.5
Bystander
Person involved in an incident.
Person not involved in an incident.
X
1000
100
1
10
candid
Hard to understand; vague.
Straight forward; truthful.
Dishonest, deceptive.
L
5
50
10
500
Cryptic
Mysterious/obscure meaning.
Clear/understandable meaning
Type of digital currency.
C
1000
1
10
100
Cynical
To be inexperienced in a certain area of studies
Distrustful or believing in motivated self-interest
To slacken and become less intense
To be mysterious or obscure/have a non-rational excuse or explanation
D
1000
5
50
500
Flaunt
Hide/conceal.
Display to cause envy/admiration
A refund of a small quantity of items
M
1
1000
100
10
Impeccable
Has high standards/quality.
Has low standards/quality.
Flawed/defaulted.
1971
MCMVXI
MMLXXI
MCMLXXI
MCMVXI
Intervene
Come between to to alter/prevent.
Bring together to make something happen.
MCMXCIX
1199
1999
1798
1989
Mundane
Dull, interest lacking.
Bright, interesting.
The first word for Monday.
1946
MCMXLII
MCMLXXXIXII
MCMXLV
MXMCLII
Novice
Inexperienced in a situation/field.
Experienced in a situation/field.
A professional teacher like Ms. Yana.
MCMXLII
1940
1942
1952
1467
Rebate
Raise in cost.
Gift that you give someone.
Payback or refund.
1776
MDCCLXXVI
MDCCXXII
MCMDCCLXXII
MDCCXLVI
Reluctant
Confident, certain.
Willing, curious.
Unwilling, hesitant.
MMXXIV
24
3024
2024
224
Subside
To extend and make longer.
Become less intense.
Become more intense.
The side of a submarine.
2003
MMIII
MMXI
MMXXX
IIMM
Timid
An abundance of confidence/courage.
A lack of confidence/courage.
Calm and collected.
Tranquil
Harsh, Violent.
Chaotic, disorganized.
Calm, peaceful.
LV
45
50
55
54
Wary
Cautious, watchful.
Careless, negligent.
Time before a war starts.
Subtle
Great, easily accessible.
Slight, faint.
Harsh, noisy.
Accessible
Restricted.
Hard to approach, enter or reach.
Easy to approach, enter or reach.
75
LVII
XLXV
LXXV
LIX
Prominent
Ambiguous.
Unnoticeable, hard to see.
Noticeable, stands out.
Whimsical
Tragic, serious, or true.
Playful, quaint or fanciful.
Common, occurring often.
Vigor
Character from Tangled: The Series.
Little force; weak.
Great force; strength.
Rant
To speak/ declaim violently.
To speak/declaim gently.
To talk in a calm tone.
Linger
To move around often.
To stick around/ stay in place.
To advance/go forward.
Embellish
To make pretty by adding ornaments; To adorn.
To destroy/wreck by adding trash.
To lessen the value/worth.
CL
550
150
540
110
450
LCL
CCCCXXXXX
CDL
CML
DCLXXV
657
675
575
175
900
CM
MC
DM
MD
Pitfall
Anything that can benefit you.
Any trap/danger.
Something that can keep you safe.
Corrode
Morph/come back together gradually.
To come together.
To deteriorate/wear away gradually.
Compile
To damage something.
To pull apart.
To put/gather together.
Bountiful
Small amount; sparse.
Large amount; abundant.
A money bet on criminals.
anecdote
Account of an event/story.
An remedy that can help/heal people.
A coat.
