WorksheetsVocab 1-4
Total questions: 129
Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
misinformation
a)
untrue or wrong information
b)
falsity
c)
correct
d)
to put forth; to assert
2.
reform
a)
to bring back to rightness, order, or morality
b)
correct
c)
ruin; destroy
d)
untrue or wrong information
3.
formative
a)
occurring at the time of most influence
b)
developmental
c)
unskilled; clumsy
d)
foreshadow
4.
inept
a)
unskilled; clumsy
b)
skilled; expert at
c)
a skill or suitability for
d)
graceful; able
5.
adept
a)
skilled; expert at
b)
unskilled; clumsy
c)
a skill or suitability for
d)
awkward
6.
aptitude
a)
a skill or suitability for
b)
unskilled; clumsy
c)
skilled; expert at
d)
masterful
7.
posit
a)
to put forth; to assert
b)
to stop someone from doing something; to prevent
c)
actuality; fact
d)
character
8.
impose
a)
to forcibly place upon
b)
to stop someone from doing something; to prevent
c)
to support for an extended period of time
d)
to pronounce or speak clearly
9.
disposition
a)
one's attitude or mood
b)
to get in the way of; to hinder
c)
to not do something; to refrain
d)
to reject by declaration
10.
figment
a)
something invented or imaginary
b)
to fill up from within; to spread throughout
c)
to stop someone from doing something; to prevent
d)
a declaration of opinion; a judgment
11.
effigy
a)
a figure constructed in mockery
b)
to confuse and frustrate
c)
to get in the way of; to hinder
d)
to call on for support
12.
prefigure
a)
to look like or predict a later thing or event
b)
to inject; to fill something or someone with
c)
to fill up from within; to spread throughout
d)
causing disturbance or excitement
13.
misinformation synonym
a)
falsity
b)
light-seeking
c)
to allow, grant
d)
mumble, mutter
14.
reform synonym
a)
correct
b)
dark
c)
to prevent
d)
disavow
15.
reform antonym
a)
ruin; destroy
b)
glowing
c)
aid; assist
d)
reaffirm, accept
16.
formative synonym
a)
developmental
b)
attractive
c)
saturate
d)
declaration
17.
inept synonym
a)
awkward
b)
comprehensible
c)
baffle
d)
appeal
18.
inept antonym
a)
graceful; able
b)
confusing
c)
to empty, to remove
d)
recall, cancel
19.
adept synonym
a)
masterful
b)
clarify
c)
preserve, hold
d)
activate
20.
adept antonym
a)
incompetent
b)
confuse
c)
indulge
d)
inexpressible
21.
aptitude synonym
a)
ability
b)
semi-transparent
c)
steadfast; unflinching
d)
juvenile
22.
posit synonym
a)
propose; suggest
b)
careful
c)
entourage
d)
mature
23.
impose synonym
a)
inflict
b)
reckless
c)
emptied
d)
courteous
24.
impose antonym
a)
prevent
b)
expectation
c)
utilize
d)
surly, unpleasant
25.
disposition synonym
a)
character
b)
apparition
c)
expand
d)
decree
26.
figment synonym
a)
phantom
b)
defamatory
c)
to allow, grant
d)
charge
27.
figment antonym
a)
actuality; fact
b)
pleasant
c)
to prevent
d)
excuse
28.
effigy synonym
a)
likeness
b)
fortunate
c)
aid; assist
d)
statement
29.
prefigure synonym
a)
foreshadow
b)
unlucky
c)
saturate
d)
exciting
30.
prohibit
a)
to stop someone from doing something; to prevent
b)
to forcibly place upon
c)
untrue or wrong information
d)
to pronounce or speak clearly
31.
inhibit
a)
to get in the way of; to hinder
b)
one's attitude or mood
c)
to bring back to rightness, order, or morality
d)
to reject by declaration
32.
suffuse
a)
to fill up from within; to spread throughout
b)
something invented or imaginary
c)
a skill or suitability for
d)
a declaration of opinion; a judgment
33.
confound
a)
to confuse and frustrate
b)
a figure constructed in mockery
c)
to put forth; to assert
d)
to call on for support
34.
infuse
a)
to inject; to fill something or someone with
b)
to look like or predict a later thing or event
c)
to forcibly place upon
d)
causing disturbance or excitement
35.
sustain
a)
to support for an extended period of time
b)
to stop someone from doing something; to prevent
c)
one's attitude or mood
d)
to make invalid; to deactivate
36.
abstain
a)
to not do something; to refrain
b)
to get in the way of; to hinder
c)
something invented or imaginary
d)
unutterable; indescribable
37.
tenacious
a)
stubbornly persistent; determined
b)
to fill up from within; to spread throughout
c)
a figure constructed in mockery
d)
childish; immature
38.
retinue
a)
a group that attends an important person
b)
to confuse and frustrate
c)
to look like or predict a later thing or event
d)
easy to converse with; friendly
39.
replete
a)
filled up with
b)
to inject; to fill something or someone with
c)
to stop someone from doing something; to prevent
d)
an official order
40.
implement
a)
to put into action; to execute
b)
to support for an extended period of time
c)
to get in the way of; to hinder
d)
untrue or wrong information
41.
deplete
a)
to use up; to waste
b)
to not do something; to refrain
c)
to fill up from within; to spread throughout
d)
to bring back to rightness, order, or morality
42.
Prohibit antonym
a)
to allow, grant
b)
dark
c)
falsity
d)
mumble, mutter
43.
Inhibit synonym
a)
to prevent
b)
glowing
c)
correct
d)
disavow
44.
Inhibit antonym
a)
aid; assist
b)
attractive
c)
ruin; destroy
d)
reaffirm, accept
45.
Suffuse synonym
a)
saturate
b)
comprehensible
c)
developmental
d)
declaration
46.
Confound synonym
a)
baffle
b)
confusing
c)
awkward
d)
appeal
47.
Infuse antonym
a)
to empty, to remove
b)
clarify
c)
graceful; able
d)
recall, cancel
48.
Sustain synonym
a)
preserve, hold
b)
confuse
c)
masterful
d)
activate
49.
Abstain antonym
a)
indulge
b)
semi-transparent
c)
incompetent
d)
inexpressible
50.
Tenacious synonym
a)
steadfast; unflinching
b)
careful
c)
ability
d)
juvenile
51.
Retinue synonym
a)
entourage
b)
reckless
c)
propose; suggest
d)
mature
52.
Replete antonym
a)
emptied
b)
expectation
c)
inflict
d)
courteous
53.
Implement synonym
a)
utilize
b)
apparition
c)
prevent
d)
surly, unpleasant
54.
Deplete antonym
a)
expand
b)
defamatory
c)
character
d)
decree
55.
enunciate
a)
to pronounce or speak clearly
b)
to forcibly place upon
c)
to fill up from within; to spread throughout
d)
to fill up from within; to spread throughout
56.
renounce
a)
to reject by declaration
b)
one's attitude or mood
c)
to confuse and frustrate
d)
to confuse and frustrate
57.
pronouncement
a)
a declaration of opinion; a judgment
b)
something invented or imaginary
c)
untrue or wrong information
d)
To make clear by explaining
58.
invoke
a)
to call on for support
b)
a figure constructed in mockery
c)
to bring back to rightness, order, or morality
d)
Allowing light to pass through
59.
provocative
a)
causing disturbance or excitement
b)
to look like or predict a later thing or event
c)
To make clear by explaining
d)
Careful; mindful of rules and consequences
60.
revoke
a)
to make invalid; to deactivate
b)
to stop someone from doing something; to prevent
c)
Allowing light to pass through
d)
That which is expected
61.
ineffable
a)
unutterable; indescribable
b)
to get in the way of; to hinder
c)
Careful; mindful of rules and consequences
d)
A ghost or a phantom
62.
infantile
a)
childish; immature
b)
to fill up from within; to spread throughout
c)
That which is expected
d)
Hateful or Spiteful
63.
affable
a)
easy to converse with; friendly
b)
to confuse and frustrate
c)
A ghost or a phantom
d)
Happening by good fortune
64.
edict
a)
an official order
b)
to inject; to fill something or someone with
c)
Hateful or Spiteful
d)
To create without any forethought or preparation
65.
indict
a)
to charge with a crime; to accuse
b)
to support for an extended period of time
c)
Happening by good fortune
d)
to stop someone from doing something; to prevent
66.
dictum
a)
a formal or authoritative statement
b)
to not do something; to refrain
c)
To create without any forethought or preparation
d)
to get in the way of; to hinder
67.
Enunciate antonym
a)
mumble, mutter
b)
light-seeking
c)
falsity
d)
to allow, grant
68.
Renounce synonym
a)
disavow
b)
dark
c)
correct
d)
to prevent
69.
Renounce antonym
a)
reaffirm, accept
b)
glowing
c)
ruin; destroy
d)
aid; assist
70.
Pronouncement synonym
a)
declaration
b)
attractive
c)
developmental
d)
saturate
71.
Invoke synonym
a)
appeal
b)
comprehensible
c)
awkward
d)
baffle
72.
Revoke synonym
a)
recall, cancel
b)
confusing
c)
graceful; able
d)
to empty, to remove
73.
Revoke antonym
a)
activate
b)
clarify
c)
masterful
d)
preserve, hold
74.
Ineffable synonym
a)
inexpressible
b)
confuse
c)
incompetent
d)
indulge
75.
Infantile synonym
a)
juvenile
b)
semi-transparent
c)
ability
d)
steadfast; unflinching
76.
Infantile antonym
a)
mature
b)
careful
c)
propose; suggest
d)
entourage
77.
Affable synonym
a)
courteous
b)
reckless
c)
inflict
d)
emptied
78.
Affable antonym
a)
surly, unpleasant
b)
expectation
c)
prevent
d)
utilize
79.
Edict synonym
a)
decree
b)
apparition
c)
character
d)
expand
80.
Indict synonym
a)
charge
b)
defamatory
c)
phantom
d)
untrue or wrong information
81.
Indict antonym
a)
excuse
b)
pleasant
c)
actuality; fact
d)
to bring back to rightness, order, or morality
82.
Dictum synonym
a)
statement
b)
fortunate
c)
likeness
d)
occurring at the time of most influence
83.
Provocative synonym
a)
exciting
b)
unlucky
c)
foreshadow
d)
unskilled; clumsy
84.
Phototropic
a)
Tending to grow or move towards light
b)
plan
c)
to stop someone from doing something; to prevent
d)
skilled; expert at
85.
Phosphorescent
a)
Giving off light without heat
b)
to forcibly place upon
c)
to get in the way of; to hinder
d)
a skill or suitability for
86.
Photogenic
a)
Attractive in pictures or photographs
b)
one's attitude or mood
c)
to fill up from within; to spread throughout
d)
to put forth; to assert
87.
Lucid
a)
Easy to understand; clear
b)
something invented or imaginary
c)
to pronounce or speak clearly
d)
to forcibly place upon
88.
Elucidate
a)
To make clear by explaining
b)
a figure constructed in mockery
c)
to reject by declaration
d)
one's attitude or mood
89.
Translucent
a)
Allowing light to pass through
b)
to look like or predict a later thing or event
c)
a declaration of opinion; a judgment
d)
something invented or imaginary
90.
Circumspect
a)
Careful; mindful of rules and consequences
b)
to stop someone from doing something; to prevent
c)
to call on for support
d)
a figure constructed in mockery
91.
Prospect
a)
That which is expected
b)
to get in the way of; to hinder
c)
causing disturbance or excitement
d)
Tending to grow or move towards light
92.
Specter
a)
A ghost or a phantom
b)
to fill up from within; to spread throughout
c)
to make invalid; to deactivate
d)
Giving off light without heat
93.
Invidious
a)
Hateful or Spiteful
b)
to confuse and frustrate
c)
unutterable; indescribable
d)
Attractive in pictures or photographs
94.
Providential
a)
Happening by good fortune
b)
to inject; to fill something or someone with
c)
childish; immature
d)
Easy to understand; clear
95.
Improvise
a)
To create without any forethought or preparation
b)
To make clear by explaining
c)
easy to converse with; friendly
d)
Easy to understand; clear
96.
Phototropic synonym
a)
light-seeking
b)
falsity
c)
an official order
d)
mumble, mutter
97.
Phosphorescent antonym
a)
dark
b)
correct
c)
to prevent
d)
disavow
98.
Phosphorescent synonym
a)
glowing
b)
ruin; destroy
c)
aid; assist
d)
reaffirm, accept
99.
Photogenic synonym
a)
attractive
b)
developmental
c)
saturate
d)
declaration
100.
Lucid synonym
a)
comprehensible
b)
awkward
c)
baffle
d)
appeal
101.
Lucid antonym
a)
confusing
b)
graceful; able
c)
to empty, to remove
d)
recall, cancel
102.
Elucidate synonym
a)
clarify
b)
masterful
c)
preserve, hold
d)
activate
103.
Elucidate antonym
a)
confuse
b)
incompetent
c)
indulge
d)
inexpressible
104.
Translucent synonym
a)
semi-transparent
b)
ability
c)
steadfast; unflinching
d)
juvenile
105.
Circumspect synonym
a)
careful
b)
propose; suggest
c)
entourage
d)
mature
106.
Circumspect antonym
a)
reckless
b)
inflict
c)
emptied
d)
courteous
107.
Prospect synonym
a)
expectation
b)
prevent
c)
utilize
d)
surly, unpleasant
108.
Specter synonym
a)
apparition
b)
character
c)
expand
d)
decree
109.
Invidious synonym
a)
defamatory
b)
phantom
c)
saturate
d)
charge
110.
Invidious antonym
a)
pleasant
b)
actuality; fact
c)
baffle
d)
excuse
111.
Providential synonym
a)
fortunate
b)
likeness
c)
to empty, to remove
d)
statement
112.
Providential antonym
a)
unlucky
b)
foreshadow
c)
preserve, hold
d)
exciting
113.
Improvise antonym
a)
plan
b)
character
c)
indulge
d)
exciting
114.
phot/phos
a)
light
b)
to shape
c)
to have; to hold
d)
to call
115.
luc
a)
light
b)
to shape
c)
to pour out
d)
to speak
116.
spec/spect
a)
to look at
b)
light
c)
to hold
d)
to say, to tell
117.
vid/vis
a)
to see, to look
b)
to look at
c)
to fill
d)
to have; to hold
118.
nunc/nounc
a)
to announce
b)
to see, to look
c)
to form; to establish
d)
to pour out
119.
voc/vok
a)
to call
b)
to announce
c)
to fit
d)
to hold
120.
fa
a)
to speak
b)
to call
c)
to put; to place
d)
light
121.
dic/dict
a)
to say, to tell
b)
to speak
c)
to shape
d)
to look at
122.
hib/hab
a)
to have; to hold
b)
to say, to tell
c)
to shape
d)
to see, to look
123.
fus/found
a)
to pour out
b)
to have; to hold
c)
light
d)
to announce
124.
ten/tain/tin
a)
to hold
b)
to pour out
c)
to look at
d)
to see, to look
125.
ple
a)
to fill
b)
to hold
c)
to see, to look
d)
to pour out
126.
form
a)
to form; to establish
b)
to fill
c)
to announce
d)
to hold
127.
apt/ept
a)
to fit
b)
to form; to establish
c)
to call
d)
to fill
128.
pos/pon
a)
to put; to place
b)
to fit
c)
to speak
d)
to form; to establish
129.
fig
a)
to shape
b)
to put; to place
c)
to say, to tell
d)
to form; to establish
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