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English 10 Lessons 1- 4

Total questions: 61

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

an expression of approval or respect for special merit; an award

a)

accolade

b)

adamant

c)

adulate

d)

altercation

2.

not yielding; firm

a)

accolade

b)

adamant

c)

altercation

d)

assiduous

3.

to flatter or admire excessively; to idolize

a)

adulate

b)

assiduous

c)

accolade

d)

adamant

4.

a loud and determined dispute; a noisy quarrel

a)

altercation

b)

assiduous

c)

decrepit

d)

endow

5.

a historical record of events, often arranged in a yearly sequence

a)

annals

b)

adulate

c)

pantheon

d)

ephemeral

6.

diligent and persistent

a)

assiduous

b)

decrepit

c)

perverse

d)

tutelage

7.

exercising caution; hesitant

a)

chary

b)

assiduous

c)

perverse

d)

ephemeral

8.

a small exclusive group; a group held together by like interests or purpose

a)

clique

b)

chary

c)

pantheon

d)

endow

9.

worn-out with use; broken-down

a)

decrepit

b)

perverse

c)

chary

d)

ingratiate

10.

to provide with a quality, a thing, or a gift of money

a)

endow

b)

chary

c)

ingratiate

d)

ephemeral

11.

lasting a very short time

a)

ephemeral

b)

perverse

c)

chary

d)

endow

12.

to gain the favor of someone through deliberate effort

a)

ingratiate

b)

tutelage

c)

endow

d)

chary

13.

a group of people held in high esteem for their great achievements

a)

pantheon

b)

clique

c)

tutelage

d)

endow

14.

turned away from what is right; wicked

a)

perverse

b)

pantheon

c)

ingratiate

d)

chary

15.

stubbornly opposing what is right or reasonable; obstinate

a)

perverse

b)

tutelage

c)

chary

d)

ingratiate

16.

instruction, protection, or guardianship

a)

tutelage

b)

ingratiate

c)

decrepit

d)

pantheon

17.

To cut short or reduce

a)

curtail

b)

espionage

c)

indignity

d)

infamous

18.

to make or recognize clear distinctions

a)

discriminate

b)

indiscriminate

c)

indignity

d)

incarcerate

19.

the act of spying, especially a government spy obtaining secrets or another government

a)

espionage

b)

indignity

c)

intercede

d)

rampant

20.

not able to be taken or given away

a)

inalienable

b)

incarcerate

c)

indignity

d)

rancor

21.

to confine or put in prison

a)

incarcerate

b)

inalienable

c)

indignity

d)

indiscriminate

22.

an insult to one's pride; offensive or humiliating treatment

a)

indignity

b)

inalienable

c)

infamous

d)

indiscriminate

23.

not marked by careful distinctions; haphazard

a)

indiscriminate

b)

infamous

c)

indignity

d)

rampant

24.

having a very bad reputation; notorious

a)

infamous

b)

intercede

c)

indignity

d)

indiscriminate

25.

to act or plead on another's behalf; to try to smooth the differences between two parties

a)

intercede

b)

indignity

c)

infamous

d)

curtail

26.

to say negative and unfair things about; slander

a)

malign

b)

curtail

c)

intercede

d)

smattering

27.

to commit, as a crime or other antisocial act

a)

perpetrate

b)

rancor

c)

curtail

d)

smattering

28.

threateningly wild, without restraint or control

a)

rampant

b)

perpetrate

c)

reparation

d)

smattering

29.

a deep, long-held feeling of hatred or bitterness

a)

rancor

b)

reparation

c)

rampant

d)

smattering

30.

a mending or repair

a)

reparation

b)

rampant

c)

rancor

d)

malign

31.

superficial, scattered knowledge

a)

smattering

b)

perpetrate

c)

reparation

d)

malign

32.

Sharpness or harshness of manner OR roughness of surface

a)

asperity

b)

penchant

c)

bane

d)

imbue

33.

A person or thing that destroys or causes harm

a)

bane

b)

garish

c)

instigate

d)

asperity

34.

A person who often makes attempts to be funny; a clown, a fool

a)

buffoon

b)

doleful

c)

bane

d)

hierarchy

35.

Mournful or full of sorrow

a)

doleful

b)

penchant

c)

unremitting

d)

repertoire

36.

A person whose attention is focused on others and on what is going on around them, rather than on their own feelings

a)

extrovert

b)

garish

c)

buffoon

d)

undermine

37.

Excessively bright and flashy; tastelessly glaring

a)

garish

b)

doleful

c)

rudiment

d)

bane

38.

A group or system in which positions of power are ranked, usually from lowest to highest

a)

hierarchy

b)

doleful

c)

rambunctious

d)

extrovert

39.

To fill completely with a feeling or idea; to inspire

a)

imbue

b)

repertoire

c)

instigate

d)

unremitting

40.

To stir up or urge on; to provoke

a)

instigate

b)

imbue

c)

penchant

d)

asperity

41.

A strong attraction or leaning

a)

penchant

b)

instigate

c)

bane

d)

rambunctious

42.

Behaving in a wild and unruly manner

a)

rambunctious

b)

rudiment

c)

undermine

d)

bane

43.

The list of pieces an actor, musician, etc., is ready to perform; the skills or accomplishments of a person or group

a)

repertoire

b)

rudiment

c)

undermine

d)

hierarchy

44.

A basic principle or skill OR an undeveloped or beginning stage

a)

rudiment

b)

undermine

c)

imbue

d)

doleful

45.

To weaken or ruin by degrees OR to attack by indirect, secret, or underhanded means

a)

undermine

b)

rudiment

c)

garish

d)

bane

46.

Not stopping or slowing down; constant

a)

unremitting

b)

undermine

c)

extrovert

d)

rudiment

47.

To hear and decide judicially; to judge

a)

adjudicate

b)

manifesto

c)

gird

d)

luminary

48.

A one-hundredth anniversary or its celebration

a)

centennial

b)

countenance

c)

implacable

d)

precedent

49.

A person's face; the expression on a person's face OR support or approval

a)

countenance

b)

disgruntle

c)

precedent

d)

illusory

50.

To make dissatisfied; to put in a bad mood

a)

disgruntle

b)

spurious

c)

expedite

d)

gird

51.

A state of balance

a)

equilibrium

b)

adjudicate

c)

implacable

d)

gratuitous

52.

To speed up a process; to facilitate

a)

expedite

b)

equilibrium

c)

disgruntle

d)

illusory

53.

To encircle, bind, or surround OR to get ready for action; to brace

a)

gird

b)

spurious

c)

mesmerize

d)

countenance

54.

Not called for; unnecessary

a)

gratuitous

b)

mesmerize

c)

gird

d)

centennial

55.

Unreal or imagined; deceiving

a)

illusory

b)

expedite

c)

adjudicate

d)

manifesto

56.

Incapable of being placated, soothed, or significantly changed; relentless

a)

implacable

b)

countenance

c)

disgruntle

d)

precedent

57.

A source of light, especially from the sky, such as the sun or moon OR a person who is well known for their achievements; a celebrity

a)

luminary

b)

centennial

c)

equilibrium

d)

gratuitous

58.

A public statement explaining the intentions, motives, or views of an individual or group

a)

manifesto

b)

gird

c)

expedite

d)

illusory

59.

To fascinate or hypnotize

a)

mesmerize

b)

gird

c)

countenance

d)

spurious

60.

An act or statement that may serve as an example or justification for a later one

a)

precedent

b)

expedite

c)

luminary

d)

spurious

61.

Not genuine; false

a)

spurious

b)

manifesto

c)

precedent

d)

disgruntle