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Vocabulary Final Exam Review (2022 EngIICP)

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Chastise

a)

to set apart/ to assign a part

b)

to depart from a course of action

c)

to rejoice greatly

d)

to scold/criticize severely

2.

Exult

a)

to set apart/ to assign a part

b)

to depart from a course of action

c)

to rejoice greatly

d)

to scold/criticize severely

3.

Deviate

a)

to set apart/ to assign a part

b)

to depart from a course of action

c)

to rejoice greatly

d)

to scold/criticize severely

4.

Capricious

a)

extremely thin

b)

abundant

c)

acting really unpredictable/

random

d)

hardworking/ meticulous

5.

Brash

a)

hasty (acting without thinking)/ acting in a rude way

b)

very enthusiastic

6.

Ardent

a)

hasty (acting without thinking)/ acting in a rude way

b)

very enthusiastic

7.

gnarled

a)

all powerful

b)

rugged, twisted

c)

clear, transparent

d)

agreeable to one's taste or feelings

8.

palatable

a)

all powerful

b)

rugged, twisted

c)

clear, transparent

d)

agreeable to one's taste or feelings

9.

sophomoric

a)

unplanned, happening naturally without having been planned

b)

affecting or moving the emotions

c)

immature and overconfident

10.

inkling

a)

bitter resentment, hatred

b)

a hint

c)

compensation for damage or loss

11.

crestfallen

a)

twisted to one side; lopsided

b)

argumentative

c)

feeling discouraged

d)

unkempt, messy

12.

garrulous

a)

someone who advocates, speaks for, explains, or interprets

b)

chatty, talkative

13.

alleviate

a)

not a harmonious sound; harsh

b)

to make more bearable; to lessen the burden

c)

to belittle; to speak ill of

d)

cheerful eagerness

14.

alacrity

a)

not a harmonious sound; harsh

b)

to make more bearable; to lessen the burden

c)

to belittle; to speak ill of

d)

cheerful eagerness

15.

disparage

a)

not a harmonious sound; harsh

b)

to make more bearable; to lessen the burden

c)

to belittle; to speak ill of

d)

cheerful eagerness

16.

dissonant

a)

not a harmonious sound; harsh

b)

to make more bearable; to lessen the burden

c)

to belittle; to speak ill of

d)

cheerful eagerness

17.

elated

a)

very happy

b)

in a secretive manner

c)

regrettable; unfortunate

d)

garrulous; talkative

18.

clandestine

a)

very happy

b)

in a secretive manner

c)

regrettable; unfortunate

d)

garrulous; talkative

19.

lamentable

a)

very happy

b)

in a secretive manner

c)

regrettable; unfortunate

d)

garrulous; talkative

20.

loquacious

a)

very happy

b)

in a secretive manner

c)

regrettable; unfortunate

d)

garrulous; talkative

21.

exuberance

(Do not confuse this NOUN with the adjective 'elated')

a)

the state of being enthusiastic (attention this is a NOUN)

b)

extremely small and tiny

c)

regrettable; unfortunate

d)

to refer to something casually or indirectly

22.

allude

a)

the state of being enthusiastic (attention this is a NOUN)

b)

extremely small and tiny

c)

regrettable; unfortunate

d)

to refer to something casually or indirectly

23.

infinitesimal

a)

the state of being enthusiastic (attention this is a NOUN)

b)

extremely small and tiny

c)

regrettable; unfortunate

d)

to refer to something casually or indirectly

24.

profess

a)

to claim; to announce

b)

to be able to see beyond the natural

c)

to suppress; to subdue;

d)

proper behavior

25.

decorum

a)

to claim; to announce

b)

to be able to see beyond the natural

c)

to suppress; to subdue;

d)

proper behavior

26.

quell

a)

to claim; to announce

b)

to be able to see beyond the natural

c)

to suppress; to subdue;

d)

proper behavior

27.

clairvoyant

a)

to claim; to announce

b)

to be able to see beyond the natural

c)

to suppress; to subdue;

d)

proper behavior

28.

innocuous

a)

harmless and inoffensive

b)

amusingly odd

c)

generous in a forgiving an insult or injury

(NOT generous in money)

d)

to cancel; to take back

29.

magnanimous

a)

harmless and inoffensive

b)

amusingly odd

c)

generous in a forgiving an insult or injury

(NOT generous in money)

d)

to cancel; to take back

30.

rescind

a)

harmless and inoffensive

b)

amusingly odd

c)

generous in a forgiving an insult or injury

(NOT generous in money)

d)

to cancel; to take back

31.

droll

a)

harmless and inoffensive

b)

amusingly odd

c)

generous in a forgiving an insult or injury

(NOT generous in money)

d)

to cancel; to take back

32.

vie

a)

to compete for

b)

bitter and sharp (could be used to describe TASTE or someone's REMARKS)

c)

the opposite of something

d)

rough and hardened ( literal or describing someone's personality or behavior)

33.

callous

a)

to compete for

b)

bitter and sharp (could be used to describe TASTE or someone's REMARKS)

c)

the opposite of something

d)

rough and hardened ( literal or describing someone's personality or behavior)

34.

acrid

a)

to compete for

b)

bitter and sharp (could be used to describe TASTE or someone's REMARKS)

c)

the opposite of something

d)

rough and hardened ( literal or describing someone's personality or behavior)

35.

antithesis

a)

to compete for

b)

bitter and sharp (could be used to describe TASTE or someone's REMARKS)

c)

the opposite of something

d)

rough and hardened ( literal or describing someone's personality or behavior)

36.

ultimatum

a)

to require as a condition of agreement

b)

a final proposal

c)

a large destructive fire

d)

can be touched; feels real

37.

tangible

a)

to require as a condition of agreement

b)

a final proposal

c)

a large destructive fire

d)

can be touched; feels real

38.

stipulate

a)

to require as a condition of agreement

b)

a final proposal

c)

a large destructive fire

d)

can be touched; feels real

39.

misnomer

a)

a misleading name

b)

a pause or a break from something stressful

c)

supple; flexible

d)

harsh

40.

stark

a)

a misleading name

b)

a pause or a break from something stressful

c)

supple; flexible

d)

harsh

41.

respite

a)

a misleading name

b)

a pause or a break from something stressful

c)

supple; flexible

d)

harsh

42.

sinuous

a)

a misleading name

b)

a pause or a break from something stressful

c)

supple; flexible

d)

harsh

43.

tacit

a)

lively; full of energy

b)

unspoken, silent; not said aloud but implied and still understood

c)

to confirm; to make certain

d)

cutting; clear-cut; straight to the point

44.

trenchant

a)

lively; full of energy

b)

unspoken, silent; not said aloud but implied and still understood

c)

to confirm; to make certain

d)

cutting; clear-cut; straight to the point

45.

corroborate

a)

lively; full of energy

b)

unspoken, silent; not said aloud but implied and still understood

c)

to confirm; to make certain

d)

cutting; clear-cut; straight to the point

46.

vivacious

a)

lively; full of energy

b)

unspoken, silent; not said aloud but implied and still understood

c)

to confirm; to make certain

d)

cutting; clear-cut; straight to the point

47.

acquiesce

a)

to accept without protest

b)

to desire something belonging to another

c)

the power to attract and charm

d)

cheerful and lighthearted ; casual, unconcerned

(nonchalant)

48.

disheveled

a)

twisted to one side; lopsided

b)

argumentative

c)

feeling discouraged

d)

unkempt, messy

49.

rancor

a)

bitter resentment, hatred

b)

a hint

c)

compensation for damage or loss

50.

poignant

a)

unplanned, happening naturally without having been planned

b)

affecting or moving the emotions

c)

immature and overconfident