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word study Review wks 28 -30

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

to restore to youthful energy or appearance is to

a)

belittle

b)

inhumane

c)

rejuvenate

d)

forsake

2.

to enclose or wrap is to

a)

envelop

b)

exploirt

c)

inflict

d)

facilitate

3.

to cause to seem inferior is to

a)

impair

b)

rehabilitate

c)

belittle

d)

inhumane

4.

to lack compassion or pity is to be

a)

inhumane

b)

rehabilitate

c)

forsake

d)

exploit

5.

to restore to a previous state or condition is to

a)

inflict

b)

rejuvenate

c)

envelop

d)

rehabilitate

6.

to reject or abandon is to

a)

forsake

b)

belittle

c)

facilitate

d)

inflict

7.

to take unfair advantage of is to

a)

rejuvenate

b)

facilitate

c)

inflict

d)

exploit

8.

to impose or apply something unpleasant is to

a)

impair

b)

inflict

c)

envelop

d)

rehabilitate

9.

to make something less strong or to damage it

a)

forsake

b)

inhumane

c)

facilitate

d)

impair

10.

to make something easier is to

a)

facilitate

b)

belittle

c)

envelop

d)

impair

11.

to admit as true; confess; to recognize

a)

underlie

b)

sustain

c)

acknowledge

d)

comply

12.

to obey another's command, request, or wish

a)

sanction

b)

comply

c)

advocate

d)

confirm

13.

to write or speak in favor of; recommend or give support to

a)

justify

b)

acknowledge

c)

advocate

d)

conform

14.

to follow an established standard or pattern

a)

conform

b)

comply

c)

sanction

d)

sustain

15.

to maintain or prolong; keep in existence

a)

underlie

b)

confirm

c)

conform

d)

sustain

16.

to be the support or basis of; to be located under

a)

underlie

b)

concur

c)

justify

d)

acknowledge

17.

to agree; have or express the same opinion as someone else

a)

confirm

b)

conform

c)

concur

d)

sustain

18.

to prove to be true or to verify; to strengthen or make firmer

a)

confirm

b)

advocate

c)

comply

d)

sanction

19.

to permit, approve, or encourage a course of action

a)

sustain

b)

confirm

c)

sanction

d)

underlie

20.

to demonstrate or prove to be right, desirable, useful, or fair

a)

justify

b)

conform

c)

comply

d)

advocate

21.

A record of facts or events arranged in the order in which they happened

a)

temporal

b)

chronic

c)

tempo

d)

chronicle

22.

something that is or seems to be out of its proper time in history

a)

anachronism

b)

extemporaneous

c)

synchronize

d)

chronic

23.

the rate of speed at which a musical composition is played; the pace or rhythm of an activity

a)

temporal

b)

temporary

c)

tempo

d)

synchronize

24.

made, done, or spoken with little or no preparation; prepared ahead of time but delivered without notes

a)

chronological

b)

temporize

c)

anachronism

d)

extemporaneous

25.

lasting a long time or recurring often; habitual

a)

chronic

b)

chronicle

c)

chronological

d)

anachronism

26.

to delay in order to gain time or avoid a decision

a)

tempo

b)

extemporaneous

c)

temporize

d)

temporal

27.

arranged in order of time of occurrence

a)

synchronize

b)

chronological

c)

chronicle

d)

chronic

28.

of time; limited by time; concerned with worldly rather than spiritual affairs

a)

temporal

b)

temporize

c)

anachronism

d)

chronic

29.

lasting, used, or enjoyed for only a short time; not permanent

a)

temporize

b)

tempo

c)

temporary

d)

tempo

30.

to cause to agree in time or rate; to occur at the same time; operate together

a)

synchronize

b)

anachronism

c)

extemporaneous

d)

chronological