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Sadlier Oxford Level E Unit #4 11-20

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Pronunciation

in vul ner a ble

a)

1st Syllable

in

b)

2nd Syllable

vul

c)

3rd Syllable

ner

d)

4th Syllable

a

e)

5th Syllable

ble

2.

Pronunciation

om nisc ient

a)

1st Syllable

om

b)

2nd Syllable

nisc

c)

3rd Syllable

ient

3.

Part on Speech

nonchalant

a)

verb

b)

noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

4.

Definition

having high moral standards, principled

a)

cogent

b)

supercilious

c)

scrupulous

d)

invulnerable

5.

Synonym

wicked, sinister

a)

nonchalant

b)

malevolent

c)

scrupulous

d)

invulnerable

6.

Antonym

an omniscient gaze

a)

bashful

b)

unknowing

c)

understanding

d)

wise

7.

Antonym

supercilious regard

a)

contemptuous

b)

deferential

c)

ingrained

d)

healthy

8.

Antonym

in a venial manner

a)

refined

b)

deceptive

c)

aggressive

d)

unforgivable

9.

Antonym

appeared to be invulnerable

a)

defenseless

b)

immune

c)

free

d)

sequential

10.

Fred Astaire, a move star until the min-1950s, made his reputation by being ____, able to appear unconcerned and cool as he danced his way out of one sticky cinematic station after another.

a)

malevolent

b)

finite

c)

nonchalant

d)

affiliated

11.

Drug companies occasionally announce the discovery of a ___ for a deadly disease, giving victims of the disease new hope for being cured.

a)

esteem

b)

panacea

c)

attainment

d)

malevolence

12.

A(n) _____ narrator in a novel is one who is all-seeing and all-knowing, able to get inside any character's head and tell readers what that character is thinking and feeling.

a)

scrupulous

b)

uncanny

c)

nonchalant

d)

omniscient

13.

Synonym

an uncanny resemblance

a)

inexplicable

b)

disturbing

c)

not right

d)

worrisome

14.

Defintion

to move about stealthily

a)

venial

b)

converge

c)

skulk

d)

expunge

15.

Part of Speech

venial

a)

adjective

b)

adverb

c)

noun

d)

verb