WorksheetsVocabulary 11-15 Test
Total questions: 111
Worksheet time: 25hrs 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Milita
a)
to be a soldier
b)
enemy
c)
to join, to associate; to have in common
d)
ally, friend, comrade
2.
Soc
a)
ally, friend, comrade
b)
friend, associate
c)
enemy
d)
to be a soldier
3.
Soc
a)
to join, to associate; to have in common
b)
to be a soldier
c)
friend, associate
d)
enemy
4.
Host
a)
enemy
b)
ally, friend, comrade
c)
to be a soldier
d)
friend, associate
5.
Compan
a)
friend, associate
b)
to join, to associate; to have in common
c)
ally, friend, comrade
d)
to be a soldier
6.
Militant
a)
willing to fight for a belief or cause; strongly devoted
b)
something that adds to or goes with
c)
friendship; company
d)
not friendly; warlike
7.
Militarize
a)
to prepare for war
b)
willing to fight for a belief or cause; strongly devoted
c)
something that adds to or goes with
d)
friendship; company
8.
Associate
a)
to link; to group together
b)
to prepare for war
c)
willing to fight for a belief or cause; strongly devoted
d)
something that adds to or goes with
9.
Socialize
a)
to join in group activities
b)
to link; to group together
c)
to prepare for war
d)
willing to fight for a belief or cause; strongly devoted
10.
Sociable
a)
interacting with others in a friendly way
b)
to join in group activities
c)
to link; to group together
d)
to prepare for war
11.
Asocial
a)
not enjoying or seeking the company of others
b)
interacting with others in a friendly way
c)
to join in group activities
d)
to link; to group together
12.
Host
a)
a large group; a great number
b)
not enjoying or seeking the company of others
c)
interacting with others in a friendly way
d)
to join in group activities
13.
Hostile
a)
not friendly; warlike
b)
a large group; a great number
c)
not enjoying or seeking the company of others
d)
interacting with others in a friendly way
14.
Companionship
a)
friendship; company
b)
not friendly; warlike
c)
a large group; a great number
d)
not enjoying or seeking the company of others
15.
Accompaniment
a)
something that adds to or goes with
b)
friendship; company
c)
not friendly; warlike
d)
a large group; a great number
16.
Capita
a)
head
b)
tongue
c)
hand
d)
mouth
17.
Ora
a)
mouth
b)
head
c)
tongue
d)
hand
18.
Man
a)
hand
b)
mouth
c)
head
d)
tongue
19.
Manu
a)
hand
b)
tongue
c)
mouth
d)
head
20.
Ling
a)
tongue
b)
hand
c)
hand
d)
mouth
21.
Capitalize
a)
to make the best of
b)
done by hand
c)
a grand formal speech
d)
having to do with the mouth
22.
Decapitate
a)
to remove the head of
b)
to set free
c)
to build; to make
d)
spoken, rather than written
23.
Oral
a)
having to do with the mouth
b)
speaking several languages
c)
done by hand
d)
the art of public speaking
24.
Oral
a)
spoken, rather than written
b)
having to do with the structure of language
c)
to set free
d)
a grand formal speech
25.
Oratory
a)
the art of public speaking
b)
to make the best of
c)
speaking several languages
d)
to build; to make
26.
Oration
a)
a grand formal speech
b)
to remove the head of
c)
having to do with the structure of language
d)
done by hand
27.
Manufacture
a)
to build; to make
b)
having to do with the mouth
c)
to make the best of
d)
to set free
28.
Manual
a)
done by hand
b)
spoken, rather than written
c)
to remove the head of
d)
speaking several languages
29.
Emancipate
a)
to set free
b)
the art of public speaking
c)
having to do with the mouth
d)
having to do with the structure of language
30.
Multilingual
a)
speaking several languages
b)
a grand formal speech
c)
spoken, rather than written
d)
to make the best of
31.
Linguistic
a)
having to do with the structure of language
b)
to build; to make
c)
the art of public speaking
d)
to remove the head of
32.
Jubil
a)
to shout for joy
b)
to celebrate; to honor
c)
to enjoy
d)
cheerful
33.
Hilar
a)
cheerful
b)
to shout for joy
c)
to celebrate; to honor
d)
to enjoy
34.
Frug
a)
to enjoy
b)
cheerful
c)
to shout for joy
d)
to celebrate; to honor
35.
Frui
a)
to enjoy
b)
to celebrate; to honor
c)
cheerful
d)
to shout for joy
36.
Celeber
a)
to celebrate; to honor
b)
to shout for joy
c)
to enjoy
d)
cheerful
37.
Celebr
a)
to celebrate; to honor
b)
game
c)
to shout for joy
d)
to enjoy
38.
Lud
a)
game
b)
to play
c)
to shout for joy
d)
to celebrate; to honor
39.
Lus
a)
game
b)
to shout for joy
c)
to play
d)
to celebrate; to honor
40.
Lud
a)
to play
b)
cheerful
c)
to shout for joy
d)
to celebrate; to honor
41.
Lus
a)
to play
b)
to enjoy
c)
cheerful
d)
to shout for joy
42.
Jubilee
a)
a joyous celebration
b)
a false image or idea
c)
one who takes part in a ceremony, especially a religious ceremony
d)
not spending much money; cheap
43.
Jubilant
a)
full of joy
b)
to trick; to fool
c)
a recognition by many; fame
d)
of or relating to a party or ceremony
44.
Hilarity
a)
fun; merriment
b)
a joyous celebration
c)
a false image or idea
d)
one who takes part in a ceremony, especially a religious ceremony
45.
Exhilarating
a)
bringing great joy and excitement
b)
full of joy
c)
to trick; to fool
d)
a recognition by many; fame
46.
Fruitful
a)
bringing forth much; productive
b)
fun; merriment
c)
a joyous celebration
d)
a false image or idea
47.
Frugal
a)
not spending much money; cheap
b)
bringing great joy and excitement
c)
full of joy
d)
to trick; to fool
48.
Celebratory
a)
of or relating to a party or ceremony
b)
bringing forth much; productive
c)
fun; merriment
d)
a joyous celebration
49.
Celebrant
a)
one who takes part in a ceremony, especially a religious ceremony
b)
not spending much money; cheap
c)
bringing great joy and excitement
d)
full of joy
50.
Celebrity
a)
a recognition by many; fame
b)
of or relating to a party or ceremony
c)
bringing forth much; productive
d)
fun; merriment
51.
Illusion
a)
a false image or idea
b)
one who takes part in a ceremony, especially a religious ceremony
c)
not spending much money; cheap
d)
bringing great joy and excitement
52.
Delude
a)
to trick; to fool
b)
a recognition by many; fame
c)
of or relating to a party or ceremony
d)
bringing forth much; productive
53.
Plic
a)
to weave
b)
cloak
c)
to cover
d)
to fold
54.
Plex
a)
to weave
b)
cloak
c)
to cover
d)
to fold
55.
Plic
a)
to fold
b)
cloak
c)
to cover
d)
to weave
56.
Plex
a)
to fold
b)
cloak
c)
to cover
d)
to weave
57.
Text
a)
to weave
b)
cloak
c)
to cover
d)
to fold
58.
Veal
a)
to cover
b)
cloak
c)
to fold
d)
to weave
59.
Veil
a)
to cover
b)
cloak
c)
to fold
d)
to weave
60.
Mantl
a)
cloak
b)
to cover
c)
to fold
d)
to weave
61.
Application
a)
a use
b)
covered; draped
c)
to make known
d)
the way something feels to the touch
62.
Application
a)
a putting on
b)
to take apart
c)
to uncover
d)
cloth or fabric
63.
Complex
a)
complicated
b)
a use
c)
covered; draped
d)
to make known
64.
Duplicate
a)
to make another; to copy
b)
a putting on
c)
to take apart
d)
to uncover
65.
Texture
a)
the way something feels to the touch
b)
complicated
c)
a use
d)
covered; draped
66.
Textile
a)
cloth or fabric
b)
to make another; to copy
c)
a putting on
d)
to take apart
67.
Reveal
a)
to make known
b)
the way something feels to the touch
c)
complicated
d)
a use
68.
Unveil
a)
to uncover
b)
cloth or fabric
c)
to make another; to copy
d)
a putting on
69.
Mantled
a)
covered; draped
b)
to make known
c)
the way something feels to the touch
d)
complicated
70.
Dismantle
a)
to take apart
b)
to uncover
c)
cloth or fabric
d)
to make another; to copy
71.
Seq
a)
to follow
b)
to lead
c)
to carry
d)
to draw; to drag
72.
Sec
a)
to follow
b)
to lead
c)
to carry
d)
to draw; to drag
73.
Duct
a)
to lead
b)
to follow
c)
to carry
d)
to draw; to drag
74.
Duce
a)
to lead
b)
to follow
c)
to carry
d)
to draw; to drag
75.
Veh
a)
to carry
b)
to lead
c)
to follow
d)
to draw; to drag
76.
Vect
a)
to carry
b)
to lead
c)
to follow
d)
to draw; to drag
77.
Tract
a)
to draw; to drag
b)
to carry
c)
to lead
d)
to follow
78.
Sequel
a)
something, especially a work of art or literature, that follows an original
b)
to draw together; to tighten
c)
pleasing
d)
to kidnap
79.
Sequence
a)
the order in which something happens
b)
to take someone's attention away
c)
to draw together; to tighten
d)
something that carries
80.
Prosecute
a)
to press charges against
b)
something, especially a work of art or literature, that follows an original
c)
to take someone's attention away
d)
the movement of heat in a gas or liquid
81.
Conduct
a)
to lead; to oversee
b)
the order in which something happens
c)
something, especially a work of art or literature, that follows an original
d)
pleasing
82.
Produce
a)
to bring forth; to create
b)
to press charges against
c)
the order in which something happens
d)
to draw together; to tighten
83.
Abduct
a)
to kidnap
b)
to lead; to oversee
c)
to press charges against
d)
to take someone's attention away
84.
Vehicle
a)
something that carries
b)
to bring forth; to create
c)
to lead; to oversee
d)
something, especially a work of art or literature, that follows an original
85.
Convection
a)
the movement of heat in a gas or liquid
b)
to kidnap
c)
to bring forth; to create
d)
the order in which something happens
86.
Attractive
a)
pleasing
b)
something that carries
c)
to kidnap
d)
to press charges against
87.
Contract
a)
to draw together; to tighten
b)
the movement of heat in a gas or liquid
c)
something that carries
d)
to lead; to oversee
88.
Distract
a)
to take someone's attention away
b)
pleasing
c)
the movement of heat in a gas or liquid
d)
to bring forth; to create
89.
During Karen's piano recital, her instructor provided a violin _____.
a)
accompaniment
b)
companionship
c)
procession
d)
host
90.
Because of Jane's anti-authority beliefs, everyone in her office felt that she was very _____.
a)
militant
b)
asocial
c)
confident
d)
socialized
91.
Gary was a(n) _____ student and didn't talk much to others during class.
a)
asocial
b)
militant
c)
hostile
d)
socialized
92.
Although Dan cared for his younger brother, he did not want to _____ with him in school.
a)
Socialize
b)
militarize
c)
compute
d)
transgress
93.
There was a(n) _____ of protestors outside of the governor's office today.
a)
host
b)
companionship
c)
accompaniment
d)
succession
94.
The governor gave a beautiful _____ on the importance of volunteerism in the community.
a)
oration
b)
accompaniment
c)
reputation
d)
sensation
95.
The Pope was a gifted speaker, who was ______, and often gave beautiful speeches in the native language of the people he was addressing.
a)
multilingual
b)
oral
c)
linguistic
d)
sociable
96.
Because Roger felt that it was wrong to keep wild animals in captivity, he worked hard to _____ the animals at the local zoo.
a)
emancipate
b)
evaluate
c)
capitalize
d)
decapitate
97.
It was difficult for Hillary's purse company to _____ handmade goods because her workers lacked the skills to do the detailed manual labor.
a)
manufacture
b)
emancipate
c)
decapitate
d)
decapitate
98.
The _____ shopper bought a large amount of cereal and saved over $10.
a)
frugal
b)
fruitful
c)
hostile
d)
jubilant
99.
Janice believed that she would not be fooled by the magician's
a)
illusions
b)
hilarity
c)
jubilee
d)
companionship
100.
The guests at Jim and Karen's twenty-fifth wedding anniversary had a _____ time dancing and talking about their friend's marriage.
a)
jubilant
b)
frugal
c)
fruitful
d)
deluded
101.
Some Americans ______ themselves into believing that aliens visit them at night.
a)
delude
b)
associate
c)
discredit
d)
capitalize
102.
The _____ of the fabric was very smooth to the touch and pleasing to the eye.
a)
texture
b)
complex
c)
application
d)
illusion
103.
The _____ of the bandage on her arm helped stop the flow of blood just befoe Mary was about to faint.
a)
application
b)
illusion
c)
hilarity
d)
contracted
104.
Jackie told her story to the newspaper, which then _____ that the principal of the school had stolen school funds.
a)
revealed
b)
associated
c)
dismantled
d)
deluded
105.
After Jenny _____ her bicycle, she could not figure out how to put it back together.
a)
dismantled
b)
militarized
c)
revealed
d)
duplicated
106.
The _____ directions made it difficult for Tom to build the model battleship depicted on the cover of the box.
a)
complex
b)
manual
c)
mantled
d)
frugal
107.
Henry Ford _____ cars at such an affordable cost that working class families were able to afford transportation.
a)
produced
b)
conducted
c)
contracted
d)
abducted
108.
The police developed a _____ of events for the night of the murder.
a)
sequence
b)
prosecution
c)
convection
d)
vehicle
109.
The hot turkey dinner with gravy and mashed potatoes was very _____ to the hungry sailors.
a)
attractive
b)
jubilant
c)
distracted
d)
complex
110.
Before the telephone was invented, carrier pigeons were used as a _____ for military officers to communicate with one another.
a)
vehicle
b)
contract
c)
produce
d)
convection
111.
The district attorney's office _____ an investigation into an illegal drug ring.
a)
conducted
b)
distracted
c)
prosecuted
d)
contracted
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