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Sadlier Level A Vocab Units 4 & 5

Total questions: 64

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

to worship as an idol, make an idol of; to love very much

a)

idolize

b)

reverie

2.

to destroy, lay waste, leave in ruins

a)

repent

b)

devastate

3.

to fall forward; to overturn, bring about the downfall of

a)

ingratitude

b)

topple

4.

unimportant, trivial, narrow-minded; secondary in rank, minor

a)

petty

b)

revocation

5.

a sorry condition or state; to pledge, promise solemnly

a)

plight

b)

elusive

6.

a being that must eventually die;of or relating to such a being; causing death; fatal; possible, conceivable

a)

ovation

b)

mortal

7.

to declare not guilty, free from blame, discharge completely; to conduct or behave oneself

a)

deem

b)

acquit

8.

bitter disagreement; fighting, struggle

a)

strife

b)

generate

9.

something kept in memory of the giver; a souvenir

a)

keepsake

b)

scan

10.

to throw doubt upon, cuase to be distrusted; a loss or lack of belief, confidence, or reputation

a)

strand

b)

discredit

11.

a beach or shore; a string of wire, hair, etc. ; to drive or run aground; to leave in a hopeless position

a)

strand

b)

elusive

12.

to examine closely; to look over quickly but thoroughly; to analyze the rhythm of a poem; an examination

a)

generate

b)

scan

13.

to bring into existence; to be the cause of

a)

generate

b)

deem

14.

to think, believe; to consider, have an opinion

a)

deem

b)

acquit

15.

an enthusiastic public welcome, and outburst of applause

a)

ingratitude

b)

ovation

16.

difficult to catch or to hold; hard to explain or understand

a)

reverie

b)

elusive

17.

an actor instance of calling back, an annulment, cancellation

a)

revocation

b)

reverie

18.

a lack of thankfulness

a)

ingratitude

b)

revocation

19.

to feel sorry for what one has done or has failed to do

a)

reverie

b)

repent

20.

a daydream; the condition of being lost in thought

a)

revocation

b)

reverie

21.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

to desert them on a dangerous island

a)

idolize

b)

strand

c)

devastate

d)

acquit

22.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

exonerate him of all charges

a)

acquit

b)

idolize

c)

repent

d)

strife

23.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

a reputation defamed by false reports

a)

petty

b)

topple

c)

deem

d)

discredited

24.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

search the night sky for shooting stars

a)

deem

b)

mortal

c)

scan

d)

plight

25.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

not concerned by insignificant matters

a)

keepsake

b)

petty

c)

ingratitude

d)

devastate

26.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

saved a memento of her trip

a)

keepsake

b)

ovation

c)

reverie

d)

mortal

27.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

suffered a deadly wound

a)

mortal

b)

petty

c)

reverie

d)

generate

28.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

judge her worthy to take over the company

a)

elusive

b)

idolize

c)

petty

d)

deem

29.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

unseat the corrupt dictator

a)

strife

b)

topple

c)

revocation

d)

repent

30.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

unable to produce enough heat

a)

generate

b)

keepsake

c)

devastate

d)

strand

31.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

could not identify that puzzling scent

a)

scan

b)

acquit

c)

elusive

d)

plight

32.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

revere and respect our ancestors

a)

devastate

b)

ingratitude

c)

idolize

d)

reverie

33.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

power to demolish an entire community

a)

topple

b)

devastate

c)

discredit

d)

ovation

34.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

immersed in contemplation

a)

reverie

b)

ingratitude

c)

acquit

d)

mortal

35.

Find a SYNONYM for the underline word:

pitied for the difficult situation she was in

a)

discredited

b)

plight

c)

mortal

d)

strife

36.

Find an ANTONYM for the underlined word:

rejoice over their role in the demonstration

a)

repent

b)

idolize

c)

keepsake

d)

generate

37.

Find an ANTONYM for the underlined word:

a ruling that produced harmony

a)

strife

b)

plight

c)

acquit

d)

topple

38.

Find an ANTONYM for the underlined word:

resulted in the ratification of the agreement

a)

petty

b)

scan

c)

strife

d)

revocation

39.

Find an ANTONYM for the underlined word:

deserved the heckling that he received

a)

topple

b)

repent

c)

revocation

d)

ovation

40.

Find an ANTONYM for the underlined word:

a surprising display of gratefulness

a)

elusive

b)

ingratitude

c)

strand

d)

idolize

41.
to act or work clumsily and awkwardly; to ruin something through clumsiness
a)
eerie
b)
bungle
c)
fidelity
d)
bluster
42.
a series of notes clarifying or explaining something; an expression of opinion
a)
acute
b)
fray
c)
commentary
d)
facet
43.

to act or work clumsily and awkwardly; to ruin something through clumsiness

a)

eerie

b)

bungle

c)

fidelity

d)

bluster

44.

a series of notes clarifying or explaining something; an expression of opinion

a)

acute

b)

fray

c)

commentary

d)

facet

45.

the length of time that something continues or lasts

a)

duration

b)

acute

c)

fidelity

d)

bluster

46.

causing fear because of strangeness; weird mysterious

a)

fray

b)

eerie

c)

bungle

d)

bluster

47.

the state of being faithful; accuracy in details, exactness

a)

fidelity

b)

bungle

c)

facet

d)

commentary

48.

a brawl, a noisy quarrel

a)

facet

b)

fray

c)

bluster

d)

acute

49.

willful, stubborn

a)

acute

b)

eerie

c)

facet

d)

headstrong

50.
rising quickly to a high point and lasting for a short time
a)
bluster
b)
headstrong
c)
acute
d)
fidelity
51.

to wear away by rubbing, make ragged or worn; to strain, irritate

a)

duration

b)

headstrong

c)

fray

d)

fidelity

52.

one of the cut surfaces of a gem

a)

fray

b)

facet

c)

duration

d)

headstrong

53.

speech that is loud and threatening

a)

bluster

b)

facet

c)

headstrong

d)

eerie

54.

One living permanently in a given place.

a)

inhabitant

b)

synopsis

c)

setback

d)

pacify

55.
to delay leaving, to linger, wait; to remain or stay for a while
a)
smug
b)
remorse
c)
pacify
d)
tarry
56.

having lost the power of feeling or movement.

a)

refute

b)

numb

c)

tarry

d)

inhabitant

57.

to dull the feelings of; to cause to lose feeling

a)

pacify

b)

numb

c)

ravenous

d)

tarry

58.

to make peaceful or calm; to soothe

a)

refute

b)

tarry

c)

smug

d)

pacify

59.

a brief statement giving a general view of some subject, book, etc.; a summary

a)

setback

b)

synopsis

c)

ravenous

d)

remorse

60.

greedy; very hungry; eager for satisfaction

a)

inhabitant

b)

refute

c)

ravenous

d)

synopsis

61.

overly self satisfied, self righteous

a)

smug

b)

pacify

c)

numb

d)

tarry

62.

something that interferes with progress; a disappointment, unexpected loss of defeat; a step like recession in a wall

a)

remorse

b)

setback

c)

pacify

d)

inhabitant

63.

to prove incorrect

a)

pacify

b)

smug

c)

refute

d)

inhabitant

64.

deep and painful regret for one's past misdeeds; pangs of conscience.

a)

remorse

b)

ravenous

c)

synopsis

d)

inhabitant