WorksheetsMidterm Practice Part Four: Vocabulary Units 1-4
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
no longer used; rare or uncommon
opposite
ubiquitous
impart
obsolete
capable of being molded or changed
obsolete
malleable
impart
facilitate
to encourage or stir up
incur
innocent
incite
impart
direct; blunt
candid
camphor
cameo
callous
not representing actual reality
abscond
abstract
absent
abolition
to be kind; generous
benevolent
aberration
brusque
boisterous
a subtle difference in meaning
indiscriminately
erratic
nuance
abysmal
the quality of being committed to a task
dialect
diligence
delusion
abysmal
bare, barren, or empty
decisive
debacle
diligence
desolate
clout
verb; to include
adjective; barren empty
noun; special power or advantage
verb; to prove untrue
to use to your advantage
diligence
capitalize
entail
indiscriminately
extremely bad
nuance
clout
peculiar
abysmal
v. to examine carefully and critically
pinnacle
negate
forego
scrutinize
adj. extremely bad
imprudent
brevity
complacent
egregious
v. to come up with (a plan)
compromise
complacent
devise
devious
adj. satisfied, with no desire to change or improve
complement
complacent
consistent
convergent
v. to happen at the same time
expendable
asynchronous
brazen
coincide
n. the quality of being brief or terse
brevity
calamity
certainty
ascertain
adj. having knowledge or skill (usu. in a particular area)
egregious
adept
adamant
ostensible
v. to call on; to appeal to (e.g., a higher power)
lament
invoke
confide
modest
v. to withstand, sustain, or hold out against
endure
dire
fluctuate
lament
v. to become smaller in scope or degree
acquisition
diminish
fluctuate
invoke
v. to share something secretive with someone
sinister
amiable
confide
advocate
n. someone who promotes or defends something
mediator
realist
advocate
antagonist
n. the act of gaining a skill or possession of something
advent
absurd
adequate
acquisition
