wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Vocabulary Power Plus Level 12, Review Lessons 1-3

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

endless

a)

interminable

b)

perspicacious

c)

rife

d)

lugubrious

2.

equanimity

a)

composure, calmness

b)

occuring or seeming to occur everywhere

c)

suitable for cultivation of land

d)

mournful, gloomy

3.

ubiquitous

a)

mournful, gloomy

b)

suitable for cultivation of land

c)

occuring or seeming to occur everywhere

d)

rapport and goodwill

4.

lugubrious

a)

rapport and goodwill

b)

mournful, gloomy

c)

suitable for cultivation of land

d)

tiresome and long, seemingly endless

5.

arable

a)

full, abundant

b)

rapport and goodwill

c)

tiresome and long, seemingly endless

d)

suitable for cultivation of land

6.

camaraderie

a)

full, abundant

b)

causing mental or physical pain

c)

rapport and goodwill

d)

fervent, fanatical

7.

wrenching

a)

causing mental or physical pain

b)

full, abundant

c)

fervent, fanatical

d)

to dry out, to remove moisture

8.

replete

a)

a suspension of activity, an authorized delay

b)

fervent, fanatical

c)

to dry out, to remove moisture

d)

full, abundant

9.

zealous

a)

a long repetitive or dull account

b)

fervent, fanatical

c)

to dry out, to remove moisture

d)

a suspension of activity, an authorized delay

10.

desiccate

a)

fragile, easy to break

b)

a long repetitive or dull account

c)

to dry out, to remove moisture

d)

a suspension of activity, an authorized delay

11.

litany

a)

a long repetitive or dull account

b)

a suspension of activity, an authorized delay

c)

fragile, easy to break

d)

everyday language

12.

moratorium

a)

to shorten

b)

a suspension of activity, an authorized delay

c)

everyday language

d)

fragile, easy to break

13.

frangible

a)

fervent, fanatical

b)

to shorten

c)

everyday language

d)

fragile, easy to break

14.

truncate

a)

mournful, gloomy

b)

composure, calmness

c)

everyday language

d)

to shorten

15.

vernacular

a)

rapport and goodwill

b)

everyday language

c)

suitable for cultivation of land

d)

occuring or seeming to occur everywhere

16.

to claim for oneself without any right or authority

a)

vacillate

b)

expurgate

c)

talisman

d)

arrogate

17.

an artist's or a designer's workshop

a)

dulcet

b)

axiom

c)

atelier

d)

archaic

18.

melodious; pleasing to the ear

a)

scapegoat

b)

dulcet

c)

atelier

d)

vacillate

19.

a universal truth; an established rule

a)

pellucid

b)

patronizing

c)

axiom

d)

talisman

20.

treating in a condescending manner; with an attitude of superiority

a)

talisman

b)

patronizing

c)

iniquity

d)

abstemious

21.

not allowing refusal or delay; imperative

a)

archaic

b)

arrogate

c)

peremptory

d)

vacillate

22.

keen; mentally sharp

a)

abstemious

b)

scapegoat

c)

pellucid

d)

perspicacious

23.

using or consuming sparingly

a)

abstemious

b)

talisman

c)

peremptory

d)

vacillate

24.

Vacillate means to waver or to sway indecisively

a)

True

b)

False

25.

Something that is transparent or unclear is _________________

a)

pellucid

b)

dulcet

c)

archaic

d)

perspicacious

26.

An iniquity is an evil or wicked act.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

a magic charm or superstitious object for protection or luck

a)

talisman

b)

axiom

c)

scapegoat

d)

iniquity

28.

Arrogate means no longer current or applicable; antiquated.

a)

True

b)

False

29.

to remove vulgar or objectionable material

a)

expurgate

b)

vacillate

30.

one who bears the blame for others

a)

atelier

b)

scapegoat

c)

talisman

d)

iniquity

31.

Censors sometimes feel that it is necessary to __________ offensive scenes from movies.

a)

expurgate

b)

vacillate

c)

patronizing

32.

Donnybrook

a)

a fight/uproar

b)

a really old person

c)

a type of game

33.

nonchalant

a)

unconcerned/indifferent

b)

dull

34.

vestige

a)

a trace or evidence of something that once existed

b)

a false claim of something that exist

c)

some that does not exist

35.

interlocutor

a)

a great person

b)

ADJ

c)

noun

d)

someone who participates in a conversation

36.

procrustean

a)

Strict

b)

strictly disregarding individual differences or circumstances

c)

full

37.

stygian

a)

dark and and forbidding

b)

annoying

c)

very light

38.

Sophistry

a)

a deliberately deceptive or misleading argument

b)

a type of play

c)

a type of written book

39.

carte blanche

a)

boundless authority/ unlimited power

b)

a chant/a saying

c)

white castle

40.

incantation

a)

a robber

b)

a chant/a recited magic spell

c)

the truth to all the world

d)

theory

41.

cosmopolitan

a)

worldly/sophisticated

b)

difficulty

42.

rife

a)

Abundant/prevalent

b)

mean

c)

disrespectful

d)

empty/nothing

43.

nomenclature

a)

uncultured

b)

haughty/scornful

c)

Technical names or naming system in art or science

44.

brigand

a)

a robber

b)

unlimited power

c)

a ruse

45.

contemptuous

a)

zealous

b)

haughty/scornful

46.

Metamorphosis

a)

an inconsistent argument

b)

an indifferent person

c)

a transformation or dramatic change

d)

when everything is balanced

47.

The students made flashcards to study the ____ for the cell unit.

a)

nomenclature

b)

donnybrook

c)

vestige

d)

brigand

48.

The ____ stole all of the cash from the town saloon.

a)

nomenclature

b)

donnybrook

c)

vestige

d)

brigand

49.

The fossils revealed a ____ of prehistoric life.

a)

nomenclature

b)

donnybrook

c)

vestige

d)

brigand

50.

The ___ joined the conversation and argued her point.

a)

incantation

b)

carte blanche

c)

stygian

d)

interlocutor

51.

The ___ of the witches is very famous in Shakespeare's Macbeth. Without those chants, the play would not be so creepy.

a)

incantation

b)

carte blanche

c)

stygian

d)

interlocutor

52.

The volunteer was given ____ to make any necessary changes to the club's policies.

a)

incantation

b)

carte blanche

c)

stygian

d)

interlocutor

53.

The ___ barn scared everyone with its cobwebs, spiders, and ghosts.

a)

incantation

b)

carte blanche

c)

stygian

d)

interlocutor

54.

The woman's ___ nature was revealed by her highly refined taste in clothing.

a)

nonchalant

b)

procrustean

c)

cosmopolitan

d)

rife

55.

It was clear from the student's ___ attitude that they didn't care at all about the outcome of the game.

a)

nonchalant

b)

procrustean

c)

cosmopolitan

d)

rife

56.

His ___ attitude showed me that despite all of my troubles at home, he would not adjust the assignment's length.

a)

nonchalant

b)

procrustean

c)

cosmopolitan

d)

rife