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Cumulitive Vocabulary Quizizz Quarter 3

Total questions: 87

Worksheet time: 22hrs 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Avert

a)

To turn away/ward off

b)

To bring about/make it happen

c)

In between introvert and extrovert.

2.

 

Bleated

a)

Coming when expected; on time

b)

Happening later than it should have; Overdue.

c)

Defeated, lost.

3.

 

Bleak

a)

The first name for Monday.

b)

Full, pleasant.

c)

Bare, gloomy, not hopeful or encouraging.

4.

Dilapidated

a)

State of ruin or despair.

b)

To fall into perfection/worthiness with age or attention.

c)

Dated, out of time.

5.

Fiasco

a)

Complete excellence.

b)

Complete humiliating failure/disaster.

c)

Benefiting you greatly.

6.

Implement

a)

Type of ailment; usually a puncture wound.

b)

Put into effect; Carry out.

7.

Integrity

a)

Devotion to moral principles; Honesty.

b)

Betrayal to moral principles; Disloyalty.

c)

Being incomplete.

8.

 

Meager

a)

Abundance in quality/quantity.

b)

Deficiency in quality/quantity.

c)

Plentiful; Substantial.

9.

Novelty

a)

A group of books/novels.

b)

Quality/state of being basic or old.

c)

Quality/state of being unique or new.

10.

Obliterate

a)

To destroy/remove completely.

b)

To restore/bring back completely.

c)

To leave something alone and fix it yourself.

11.

Plea

a)

To turn away.

b)

A sincere, emotional, earnest request.

c)

A group of fleas.

12.

Retract

a)

To draw away/forward.

b)

To take back/withdraw.

13.

Sedentary

a)

Not moving, inactive; Sitting for a long period of time.

b)

Not requiring a sitting posture.

c)

A type of rock.

14.

Speculate.

a)

To stop thoughts/reflections.

b)

Form a guess/theory without firm evidence.

c)

To dismiss/ignore completely.

15.

 

Whim

a)

Common realistic notion/desire.

b)

Sudden change of mind/desire.

16.

Affluent

a)

Abundance in wealth/ property; Rich.

b)

State of confusion/disturbance.

c)

To resist/hold out against.

17.

Alleviate

a)

Abundance in wealth/ property; Rich.

b)

Making easier to take/endure; Lessen.

c)

To resist/hold out against.

18.

 

Blatant

a)

Making easier to take/endure; Lessen.

b)

Obvious.

c)

Covering lots in few words; Brief.

19.

 

Concise

a)

Covering a lot in a few words.

b)

Careful in actions in order to hide something.

c)

Obvious.

20.

 

Discreet

a)

Careful in actions in order to hide something.

b)

To support/approve.

c)

Covering a lot in a few words.

21.

Endorse

a)

Careful in actions in order to hide something.

b)

To make something worse; Damage.

c)

To support/approve.

22.

 

Impair

a)

To make something worse; Damage.

b)

To support/approve.

c)

To encourage/urge on to promote action.

23.

 

Incite

a)

To encourage/urge on to promote action.

b)

The fact/result of being neglected.

c)

To find text evidence.

24.

Negligence

a)

The fact/result of being neglected.

b)

To encourage/urge on to promote action.

c)

The general understanding of something.

25.

Notion

a)

Foreboding potential harm/evil.

b)

Small articles (Buttons, thread, ribbon, etc).

c)

The fact/result of being neglected.

26.

 

Ominous

a)

How close something is.

b)

Foreboding potential harm/evil.

c)

The general understanding of something.

27.

Proximity

a)

How close something is.

b)

Foreboding potential harm/evil.

c)

Rule of action/conduct that is accepted.

28.

 

Principle

a)

Interpretation of someone/something.

b)

How close something is.

c)

Rule of action/conduct that is accepted.

29.

 

Rendition

a)

Interpretation of someone/something.

b)

Rule of action/conduct that is accepted.

c)

To grow/be successful.

30.

Thrive

a)

Interpretation of someone/something.

b)

To grow/be successful.

c)

State of confusion/disturbance .

31.

Turmoil

a)

To resist/ hold out against.

b)

To grow/be successful.

c)

State of confusion/disturbance.

32.

Withstand

a)

To resist/ hold out against.

b)

State of confusion/disturbance.

c)

An abundance in wealth, property, etc; Rich.

33.

 

Adversity

a)

Hardship, misfortune or Difficulty.

b)

Resembling/adhering to the past. 

c)

A blow, usually with the hand; A punch.

d)

Capability of existing/living together in harmony. 

34.

Antiquated

a)

To disregard/overlook. 

b)

Old, outdated, old-fashioned.

c)

A blow, usually with the hand; A punch. 

d)

Capability of existing/living together in harmony. 

35.

Clout

a)

To disregard/overlook. 

b)

 The constant effort to accomplish something; Persistence.

c)

Special advantage, power or influence.

d)

Capability of existing/living together in harmony. 

36.

 

Compatible

a)

To disregard/overlook. 

b)

 The constant effort to accomplish something; Persistence.

c)

 Imitate with effort to equal or surpass. 

d)

Capability of existing/living together without conflict in harmony. 

37.

 

Condone

a)

To allow something to continue ( even when wrong ) ; Overlook.

b)

The constant effort to accomplish something; Persistence. 

c)

 Imitate with effort to equal or surpass. 

d)

A flourish of short air played on horns; A display. 

38.

Diligent

a)

Capability to be done, affected or accomplished. 

b)

Hardworking; Showing care in duties.

c)

Imitate with effort to equal or surpass.

d)

A flourish of short air played on horns; A display. 

39.

Emulate

a)

Capability to be done, affected or accomplished. 

b)

 To make one timid/fearful. 

c)

Imitate, match, copy.

d)

A flourish of short air played on horns; A display. 

40.

Fanfare

a)

Capability to be done, affected or accomplished.

b)

To make one timid/fearful.

c)

To protect/feed.

d)

Spectacular public attention; A ceremony

41.

 

Feasible

a)

Easily possible, likely, probable.

b)

To make one timid/fearful.

c)

To protect/feed.

d)

Someone that is optimistic. 

42.

 

Intimidate

a)

To adorn elaborately, often excessively.

b)

Frighten or cause fear in someone; Make timid.

c)

To protect/feed.

d)

Someone that is optimistic.

43.

Nurture

a)

To adorn elaborately, often excessively.

b)

Deep, painful regret for wrongdoings; Compassionate.

c)

Encourage growth/development; Care for.

d)

Someone that is optimistic. 

44.

Optimist

a)

To adorn elaborately, often excessively.

b)

Deep, painful regret for wrongdoings; Compassionate.

c)

Deep, painful regret for wrongdoings; Compassionate.

d)

Hopeful, expecting positive successful outcomes; Belief in good in the face of overwhelming odds. (Ms. Yanacsek.)

45.

Ornate

a)

Elaborate design or shape; Embellished.

b)

Deep, painful regret for wrongdoings; Compassionate.

c)

To examine in great detail with carefulness. 

d)

Unfavorable fortune/fate; Difficulty.

46.

Remorse

a)

Resembling/adhering to the past. 

b)

 Deep, painful regret or guilt for a wrong committed.

c)

To examine in great detail with carefulness. 

d)

Unfavorable fortune/fate; Difficulty.

47.

 

Scrutinize

a)

 Resembling/adhering to the past. 

b)

A blow, usually with the hand; A punch. 

c)

To examine critically, closely and carefully.

d)

 Unfavorable fortune/fate; Difficulty.

48.

Appease

a)

Bring to state of peace, quiet, ease or contentment.

b)

To regard as less impressive/important. 

c)

 The majority of an opinion.

d)

Causing harm as loss/injury; Damaging. 

49.

Belittle

a)

Conduct/behavior. 

b)

To display as less impressive/important than it appears; Disparage.

c)

The majority of an opinion. 

d)

Causing harm as loss/injury; Damaging. 

50.

 Consensus

a)

Conduct/behavior. 

b)

To increase the severity, bitterness or violence. 

c)

  The majority of an opinion. 

d)

Causing harm as loss/injury; Damaging. 

51.

 

Detrimental

a)

Conduct/behavior.

b)

To increase the severity, bitterness or violence. 

c)

 Ordinary/moderate quality.  

d)

Causing detriment as loss or injury; Damaging/harmful.

52.

Demeanor

a)

Conduct/behavior; Deportment.

b)

To increase the severity, bitterness or violence. 

c)

Ordinary/moderate quality.  

d)

A great number of people/ things; Ten thousand. 

53.

Exacerbate

a)

A desire to return in thought to a former time in life. 

b)

 To increase the severity, bitterness or violence. 

c)

Ordinary/moderate quality.  

d)

A great number of people/ things; Ten thousand. 

54.

What is a synonym of Exacerbate?

a)

Provoke

b)

Undistinguished

c)

Countless

d)

Sentimentality

e)

Boastful

55.

Mediocre

a)

A desire to return in thought to a former time in life. 

b)

Characterized by a display of dignity/importance. 

c)

Ordinary/moderate quality.  

d)

A great number of people/ things; Ten thousand. 

56.

What is a synonym for Mediocre?

a)

Provoke

b)

Undistinguished

c)

Countless

d)

Sedimentality

e)

Boastful

57.

Myriad

a)

A desire to return in thought to a former time in life

b)

Characterized by a display of dignity/importance. 

c)

To cause one to accept/resign something not desired. 

d)

A great number of people/ things; Ten thousand.

58.

What is a synonym of Myriad?

a)

Provoke

b)

Undistinguished

c)

Countless

d)

Sentimentality

e)

Boastful

59.

Nostalgia

a)

A desire to return in thought to a former time in life. 

b)

Characterized by a display of dignity/importance. 

c)

To cause one to accept/resign something not desired. 

d)

Not easing/slackening; Constant 

60.

What is a synonym of Nostalgia?

a)

Provoke

b)

Undistinguished

c)

Countless

d)

Sentimentality

e)

Boastful

61.

 

Pompous

a)

Not easing/slackening; Constant 

b)

Made or done as a trial, attempt or experiment. 

c)

Characterized by a display of dignity/importance. 

d)

To cause one to accept/resign something not desired.

62.

What is a synonym of Pompous?

a)

Provoke

b)

Undistinguished

c)

Countless

d)

Sentimentality

e)

Boastful

63.

Reconcile

a)

Not easing/slackening; Constant 

b)

Made or done as a trial, attempt or experiment. 

c)

Made or done as a trial, attempt or experiment. 

d)

  To win over friendless; To settle (a dispute or argument.)

64.

Relentless

a)

Not easing/slackening; Severe.

b)

Made or done as a trial, attempt or experiment. 

c)

To successfully oppose; Prevent form accomplishment. 

d)

Strength/vigor; Capability of survival. 

65.

Tentative

a)

Bring to state of peace, calm or content; Satisfy/relieve. 

b)

Indefinite, unsure, uncertain.

c)

 To successfully oppose; Prevent form accomplishment. 

d)

Strength/vigor; Capability of survival. 

66.

Thwart

a)

Bring to state of peace, calm or content; Satisfy/relieve. 

b)

To regard as less impressive/important. 

c)

To successfully oppose.

d)

Strength/vigor; Capability of survival.

67.

Vitality

a)

Bring to state of peace, calm or content; Satisfy/relieve. 

b)

To regard as less impressive/important. 

c)

The majority of an opinion. 

d)

Power to live or grow. Capacity for survival; Physical strength or mental vigor.

68.

 

Aversion

a)

Strong feeling of dislike with a desire to avoid.

b)

Freedom from doubt in matters of opinion. 

c)

Causing fear/discouragement; Intimidating.

d)

Scatter or spread widely; Disperse.

69.

 

Certitude

a)

To remove/destroy.

b)

Confidence/Certainty that something is true.

c)

Causing fear/discouragement; Intimidating.

d)

Scatter or spread widely; Disperse

70.

Daunting

a)

To remove/destroy.

b)

Noteworthy/extraordinary achievement, usually displaying boldness. 

c)

Overwhelming or intimidating to deal with.

d)

 Scatter or spread widely; Disperse.

71.

Disseminate

a)

To remove/destroy.

b)

 Seeking to evade/escape.

c)

Noteworthy/extraordinary achievement, usually displaying boldness. 

d)

Scatter or spread widely; Disperse throughout.

72.

Eradicate

a)

To remove/destroy completely; Put an end to.

b)

Seeking to evade/escape. 

c)

Noteworthy/extraordinary achievement, usually displaying boldness. 

d)

To restrain, hinder or check.

73.

Evasive

a)

 To full with life and energy. 

b)

Tending to avoid/evade the answers.

c)

 Noteworthy/extraordinary achievement, usually displaying boldness. 

d)

To restrain, hinder or check.

74.

Feat

a)

To full with life and energy.

b)

An appearance of truth/reason.

c)

Achievement that requires courage or skill.

d)

To restrain, hinder or check. 

75.

 

Invigorate

a)

Inspire, give new strength or energy; Energize.

b)

 An appearance of truth/reason.

c)

 An assumption that something is true. 

d)

Reasons serving to account for something. 

76.

Presumption

a)

 To keep under control/suppress. 

b)

 Not combed; Disheveled and messy.

c)

 An belief that something is true (without proof).

d)

Reasons serving to account for something. 

77.

Rationale

a)

Capable of living.

b)

Underlying reasons for beliefs or actions.

c)

 To keep under control/suppress.

d)

 Not combed; Disheveled and messy.

78.

Unkempt

a)

  Capable of living.

b)

Strong feeling of dislike/opposition. 

c)

Freedom from doubt in matters of opinion. 

d)

Untidy, messy or disheveled appearance.

79.

Inhibit

a)

To full with life and energy. 

b)

 An appearance of truth/reason.

c)

An assumption that something is true. 

d)

Hinder or prevent from doing something .

80.

Plausible

a)

Statement that seems reasonable or believable.

b)

An assumption that something is true. 

c)

Reasons serving to account for something. 

81.

Repress

a)

Capable of living.

b)

Strong feeling of dislike/opposition. 

c)

Hold back or restrain; Subdue.

d)

Not combed; Disheveled and messy.

82.

Viable

a)

Able to work successfully; Possible/feasible.

b)

Strong feeling of dislike/opposition. 

c)

Freedom from doubt in matters of opinion. 

d)

Causing fear/discouragement; Intimidating.

83.

What is a synonym of Belated?

a)

Derelict

b)

Tardy

c)

Preclude

d)

Austere

e)

Debacle

84.

What is a synonym of Fiasco?

a)

Derelict

b)

Tardy

c)

Preclude

d)

Austere

e)

Debacle

85.

What is a synonym of Avert?

a)

Derelict

b)

Tardy

c)

Preclude

d)

Austere

e)

Debacle

86.

What is a synonym of Bleak?

a)

Derelict

b)

Tardy

c)

Preclude

d)

Austere

e)

Debacle

87.

What is a synonym of Dilapiladated?

a)

Derelict

b)

Tardy

c)

Preclude

d)

Austere

e)

Debacle