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Sadlier Vocab D Units 1-3

Total questions: 72

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To make shorter, shorten

a)

Condone

b)

Abridge

c)

adherant

d)

Dissent

2.

(noun) a follower or supporter

a)

Adherent

b)

Usurp

c)

opponet

d)

Abridge

3.

(adj) attached (sticking too)

a)

adherent

b)

eminent

c)

Adhesive

d)

pauper

4.

an angry argument

a)

trite

b)

altercation

c)

fabricate

d)

feint

5.

Resembling an angel; sweet and innocent

a)

trite

b)

rift

c)

cherubic

d)

terminate

6.

to pardon or overlook

a)

pauper

b)

exorcise

c)

condone

d)

semblence

7.

(verb) to disagree

a)

altercation

b)

feint

c)

dissent

d)

eminent

8.

(noun) disagreement

a)

Feint

b)

Desend

c)

Dissent

d)

Irate

9.

(noun) disagreement

a)

Feint

b)

Desend

c)

Dissent

d)

Irate

10.

famous, outstanding, distinguished

a)

usurp

b)

George Washington

c)

eminent

d)

irate

11.

to drive out by magic; to dispose of something troublesome

a)

irate

b)

exercise

c)

exorcise

d)

surmount

12.

to make or manufacture

a)

minecraft

b)

fabricate

c)

dissent

d)

pilfer

13.

engaging in extreme eating or drinking

a)

adherent

b)

gluttony

c)

eminent

d)

irate

14.

angry

a)

irate

b)

marauder

c)

angsty

d)

terminate

15.

a raider, plunderer

a)

pirate

b)

marauder

c)

pauper

d)

brigand

16.

an extremely pour person

a)

brigand

b)

pauper

c)

terminate

d)

adherent

17.

to steal in small quantities

a)

irate

b)

pilfer

c)

rift

d)

condone

18.

breach, split, break

a)

rift

b)

drift

c)

debris

d)

abridge

19.

an outword appearance, a likeness

a)

spurious

b)

resemblance

c)

semblance

d)

adjacent

20.

overcome, rise above

a)

fortify

b)

spasmadic

c)

surmount

d)

substance

21.

bring to an end

a)

abmolish

b)

terminate

c)

dimolish

d)

debris

22.

to seize or take without right.

a)

usurp

b)

conjourn

c)

terminate

d)

condone

23.

(verb) stop temporarily

a)

Alien

b)

Dissolute

c)

Pause

d)

Adjourn

24.

(noun) citizen of another country

a)

comely

b)

alien

c)

proliferate

d)

subjugate

25.

(adj) foreign, strange

a)

Alien

b)

jeer

c)

fortify

d)

erratic

26.

(adj) having a pleasing appearance; well looking

a)

feint

b)

fodder

c)

comely

d)

mediocre

27.

(verb) repay for services

a)

compensate

b)

lucrative

c)

proliferate

d)

subjugate

28.

(adj) loose in one's morals or behavior

a)

adjourn

b)

dissolute

c)

unflinching

d)

tantalize

29.

(adj) different from normal, not regular

a)

alien

b)

fortify

c)

erratic

d)

illegible

30.

(noun) the process of driving or forcing out

a)

fortify

b)

sully

c)

removal

d)

expulsion

31.

(noun) a pretense; a deceptive movement

a)

feint

b)

fodder

c)

fortify

d)

unflnching

32.

(verb) to make a deceptive movement

a)

expulsion

b)

feint

c)

lucrative

d)

terse

33.

(verb) to make a deceptive movement

a)

expulsion

b)

feint

c)

lucrative

d)

terse

34.

(noun) food for cattle/horses; raw material for a certain purpose

a)

dissolute

b)

fodder

c)

Jeer

d)

alien

35.

(verb) to strengthen; build up

a)

tantalize

b)

proliferate

c)

fortify

d)

subjugate

36.

(adj) difficult or impossible to read

a)

tantalize

b)

erratic

c)

unflinching

d)

illegible

37.

(verb) to make fun of rudely or unkindly

a)

Terse

b)

Jeer

c)

Tantalize

d)

Jerr

38.

(noun) a rude remark of derision, insult

a)

Proliferate

b)

Tantalize

c)

Jeer

d)

unflinching

39.

(adj) profitable, bringing in money

a)

Compensate

b)

Proliferate

c)

Adjourn

d)

Lucrative

40.

(adj) profitable, bringing in money

a)

Compensate

b)

Proliferate

c)

Adjourn

d)

Lucrative

41.

(adj) average, ordinary

a)

mediocre

b)

alien

c)

subjugate

d)

traditional

42.

(verb) spread rapidly, increase, to reproduce

a)

proliferate

b)

diffuse

c)

compensate

d)

subjugate

43.

(verb) to conquer by force, bring under complete control

a)

Mediocre

b)

Subjugate

c)

Expulsion

d)

Dissolute

44.

(verb) to stain, tarnish soil

a)

tantalize

b)

Sully

c)

Sullivan

d)

Unflinching

45.

(verb) to tease, torment by teasing

a)

terse

b)

tantalize

c)

spagettios

d)

fodder

46.

(adj) brief and to the point

a)

fortify

b)

tantalize

c)

terse

d)

erratic

47.

(adj) firm, showing no signs of fear

a)

feint

b)

unflinching

c)

brave

d)

alien

48.

Scold Mildly, Advise against something

a)

Admonish

b)

Breach

c)

Bird

d)

Commandeer

49.

(Noun) an opening, or infraction

a)

hole

b)

breach

c)

Brigand

d)

Predispose

50.

(verb) to create an opening

a)

spasmodic

b)

punch a hole

c)

breach

d)

relinquish

51.

(noun) lawbreaker, robber

a)

salvage

b)

Brigand

c)

muddle

d)

perennial

52.

(adj) Cautious, careful

-To look around

a)

muddle

b)

Commandeer

c)

Circumspect

d)

efface

53.

(adj) Cautious, careful

-To look around

a)

muddle

b)

Commandeer

c)

Circumspect

d)

efface

54.

(verb) take for government use

a)

opinionated

b)

Circumspect

c)

Commandeer

d)

dilema

55.

(adj) clumsy, hard to handle

ex: carrying a huge box

NOT person who is clumsy

a)

Diffuse

b)

Debris

c)

Cumbersome

d)

Cucumber

56.

(adj) clumsy, hard to handle

ex: carrying a huge box

NOT person who is clumsy

a)

Diffuse

b)

Debris

c)

Cumbersome

d)

Cucumber

57.

(noun)- a tie, neither side is getting ahead

(verb)-to bring to a tie or standstill

a)

Diffuse

b)

Debris

c)

Deadlock

d)

Dilema

58.

(noun) scattered wreckage

Ex: The Hurricane left a lot of...

a)

Muddle

b)

Debris

c)

Opinionated

d)

Hurricane

59.

(verb) spread widley

(adj) something begin spread widely

ex: think a scent .....

a)

oppinionated

b)

diffuse

c)

dessert

d)

muddle

60.

(noun) a difficult problem

a)

Muddle

b)

My life

c)

Dilema

d)

Perennial

61.

(verb) wipeout

Synonym: erase

a)

cumbersome

b)

efface

c)

muddle

d)

dilema

62.

(verb) wipeout

Synonym: erase

a)

cumbersome

b)

efface

c)

muddle

d)

dilema

63.

(verb) to get by, mess up

(noun) a mess

a)

opinionated

b)

puddle

c)

muddle

d)

debris

64.

(adj) stubborn, really strong opinion

a)

deadlock

b)

opinionated

c)

rude

d)

efface

65.

(adj) persistent

a)

cumbersome

b)

flowers

c)

perennial

d)

muddle

66.

(noun) a plant that lives for many years

a)

Spasmodic

b)

perennial

c)

relinquish

d)

salvage

67.

(verb) to make more likely

a)

salvage

b)

predispose

c)

spasmodic

d)

unbridled

68.

(verb) let go, give up

a)

debris

b)

diffuse

c)

relinquish

d)

salvage

69.

(verb) to save (orginally from fire or shipwreck)

(noun) what is saved

a)

spasmodic

b)

salvage

c)

savage

d)

cumbersome

70.

(adj) sudden, vilonet and brief

ex, lightning

a)

Relinquish

b)

Salvage

c)

Spasmodic

d)

Spurious

71.

(adj) fake, not true

a)

Relinquish

b)

Spurious

c)

Spasmodic

d)

Suplemental

72.

No restraint, not bridled

a)

Spasmadic

b)

unbridled

c)

Bridel

d)

Debris

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