WorksheetsBNW - Chapter 2 - Vocabulary
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 3mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Too many to count.
a)
spasmodic
b)
Pavlovian
c)
innumerable
d)
aseptically
2.
Of the skies or heavens.
a)
celestial
b)
apoplectic
c)
asunder
d)
innumerable
3.
A conditioned response. (Relating to the work of Russian psychologist Pavlov).
a)
Pavlovian
b)
celestial
c)
apoplectic
d)
discourse
4.
In a bright, glowing, shining, or clear way.
a)
Pavlovian
b)
gratuitous
c)
innumerable
d)
luminously
5.
Extended writing or talking about a subject.
a)
posthumous
b)
aseptically
c)
officiously
d)
discourse
6.
Free, or without reason or justification.
a)
asunder
b)
innumerable
c)
gratuitous
d)
suffuse
7.
After death.
a)
posthumous
b)
apoplectic
c)
gratuitous
d)
luminously
8.
Characterized by spasm. Brief, sudden, or intermittent.
a)
aseptically
b)
spasmodic
c)
Pavlovian
d)
celestial
9.
Said in a strong, clear, and definitive way.
a)
gratuitous
b)
posthumous
c)
reverently
d)
categorical
10.
In a sterile or germ-free way.
a)
suffuse
b)
aseptically
c)
officiously
d)
reverently
11.
To spread over or fill something.
a)
asunder
b)
discourse
c)
posthumous
d)
suffuse
12.
To offer unwanted help or advice in a meddling or annoying way.
a)
spasmodic
b)
officiously
c)
suffuse
d)
discourse
13.
An adjective or adverb which means “into parts.”
a)
asunder
b)
luminously
c)
categorical
d)
officiously
14.
Respectfully.
a)
celestial
b)
gratuitous
c)
reverently
d)
categorical
15.
Very angry or excited.
a)
gratuitous
b)
categorical
c)
apoplectic
d)
spasmodic
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