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Vocab 8

Total questions: 59

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To associate with someone, typically with the disapproval of others

a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

2.

To call upon something to appear

a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

3.

To ask someone earnestly or anxiously

a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

4.

To represent (something, especially undesirable)  as being done, cause, or possessed by someone

a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

5.

Adam tried to _______ the broken window to his younger sibling, but his parents didn’t believe him.

a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

6.

The child ___________ her mother to buy an extra large ice cream cone since it was her birthday.

a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

7.

Everyone was impressed at the talent show when the magician __________a giant cloud of smoke that turned into a rabbit.

a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

8.

Nobody liked the new friends that Sheila ________ with when they moved to a new city.

a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

9.

Her best friend accused her of _______ with the enemy when she walked home with another girl.

a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

10.

How am I expected to _________ up a meal for six of his friends with almost nothing in the fridge?

a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

11.

Bel sent one of his sons to _______ him to return, but was refused.

a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

12.

David attempted to _________ the damage of the broken window onto his innocent brother

a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

13.

To express deep grief

a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

14.

The football fans _________about their team leaving their home city to move to another town.

a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

15.

“I've lost my best friend!” she __________.

a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

16.

As the principal of the high school, it is my pleasure to __________ all of this year's graduates for their achievements

a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

17.

The student was __________ for her volunteer work with the homeless.

a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

18.

Praise formally or officially

a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

19.

To obtain something with care or effort

a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

20.

The archeologist was able to _________ a rare jewel that belonged to an ancient ruler.

a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

21.

He used his influence to ________ as many votes as possible

a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

22.

Our city is suffering under the ________ of unemployment

a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

23.

Hateful actions are a __________ on humanity that obscures the good we desire to do.

a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

24.

a person or thing that causes great trouble or suffering.

cause great suffering to

a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

25.

Written or spoken communication or debate

a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

26.

Most of the _______ in class has happened through the Google Meet chat.

a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

27.

He was hoping for some lively political ______ at the meeting.

a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

28.

Flattery brings friends, but the truth begets _________

a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

29.

The mailman could almost feel the ________ of the huge dog on the other side of the fence as he made his way up to the front door.

a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

30.

The state or feeling of being actively opposed or hostile towards someone or something

a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

31.

A state of rest or sleep

a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

32.

Yoga is centered around different positions of ___________ to relax the body and mind.

a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

33.

Their ________ may be disturbed by violent storms for the entire weekend.

a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

34.

She and her husband are always ________ about money.

a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

35.

The _________ between two customers became so loud that a police officer was called.

a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

36.

A heated argument or disagreement

a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

37.

sharing in the knowledge of (something secret or private).

a)

privy

b)

ambiguous

c)

envious

d)

scourge

38.

I watched it all from the dressing room and was ___________ to everything that happened.

a)

privy

b)

ambiguous

c)

envious

d)

scourge

39.

They were accused of being ______ to the plot against the king

a)

privy

b)

ambiguous

c)

envious

d)

scourge

40.

the quality of being open to more than one interpretation; inexactness.

a)

privy

b)

ambiguous

c)

envious

d)

scourge

41.

Although Sherry wants to sign the contract, she needs to understand some of the more __________ language first.

a)

privy

b)

ambiguous

c)

envious

d)

scourge

42.

The President was purposefully _________ in his reply since he had no real idea what to say.

a)

privy

b)

ambiguous

c)

envious

d)

scourge

43.

Feeling or showing envy, a feeling of desiring another’s quality, achievement, or possession

a)

privy

b)

ambiguous

c)

envious

d)

scourge

44.

It was hard not to be ________ of the new car that Jeremy’s parents bought for him.

a)

privy

b)

ambiguous

c)

envious

d)

scourge

45.

I feel quite ________ actually, you can escape for weekends whenever you want to, but I have to stay and work.

a)

privy

b)

ambiguous

c)

envious

d)

scourge

46.
a)

privy

b)

ambiguous

c)

envious

d)

scourge

47.
a)

privy

b)

ambiguous

c)

envious

d)

scourge

48.
a)

privy

b)

ambiguous

c)

envious

d)

scourge

49.
a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

50.
a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

51.
a)

discourse

b)

enmity

c)

repose

d)

quarrel

52.
a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

53.
a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

54.
a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

55.
a)

lament

b)

commend

c)

procure

d)

scourge

56.
a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

57.
a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

58.
a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute

59.
a)

consort

b)

conjure

c)

entreat

d)

impute