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Daily DOS Review (1-100)

Total questions: 94

Worksheet time: 47mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To become less intense

a)

Abate

b)

Amiable

c)

Devour

d)

Entreat

2.

To stay or live somewhere

a)

Amiable

b)

Abide

c)

Gait

d)

Indignant

3.

Close or next to someone or something

a)

Knoll

b)

Posh

c)

Adjacent

d)

Shirk

4.

Friendly and easygoing

a)

Hostile

b)

Malign

c)

Morose

d)

Amiable

5.

Horrifying and shocking

a)

Amiable

b)

Appalling

c)

Entreat

d)

Lanky

6.

To make someone content or calm

a)

Flabbergasted

b)

Appease

c)

Haven

d)

Reproach

7.

To puzzle or confuse

a)

Benevolent

b)

Indignant

c)

Baffle

d)

Ultimatum

8.

Kind and helpful

a)

Benevolent

b)

Devour

c)

Smug

d)

Gingerly

9.

A terrible disaster

a)

Crude

b)

Chateau

c)

Calamity

d)

Knoll

10.

A castle or large country house in France

a)

Parch

b)

Abate

c)

Gail

d)

Chateau

11.

Rude, in poor taste

a)

Crude

b)

Vain

c)

Ramshackle

d)

Gingerly

12.

Very Bad

a)

Smug

b)

Baffle

c)

Deplorable

d)

Amiable

13.

To greatly dislike

a)

Intrepid

b)

Haven

c)

Parch

d)

Despise

14.

To eat something quickly and hungrily

a)

Devour

b)

Gloat

c)

Malign

d)

Vague

15.

Dreadful or urgent

a)

Remorse

b)

Dire

c)

Sweltering

d)

Adjacent

16.

To keep secret

a)

Lanky

b)

Obnoxious

c)

Discreet

d)

Entreat

17.

A person's general attitude or temperament

a)

Posh

b)

Vain

c)

Disposition

d)

Calamity

18.

To ask for earnestly, to beg

a)

Eradicate

b)

Entreat

c)

Feign

d)

Morose

19.

To get rid of completely

a)

Eradicate

b)

Obnoxious

c)

Sweltering

d)

Ultimatum

20.

To pretend

a)

Malign

b)

Parch

c)

Vague

d)

Feign

21.

Stunned and surprised

a)

Flabbergasted

b)

Irk

c)

Calamity

d)

Abide

22.

To worry or get upset about something

a)

Knoll

b)

Fret

c)

Mundane

d)

Chateau

23.

A way of walking

a)

Gait

b)

Melancholy

c)

Posh

d)

Discreet

24.

Cautiously and carefully

a)

Remorse

b)

Crude

c)

Gingerly

d)

Dire

25.

To delight in your own good luck or someone else's bad luck

a)

Gloat

b)

Parch

c)

Hostile

d)

Devour

26.

A safe place

a)

Adjacent

b)

Haven

c)

Irk

d)

Dire

27.

Unfriendly or angry

a)

Incessant

b)

Smug

c)

Vague

d)

Hostile

28.

Nonstop or continuous

a)

Irk

b)

Amiable

c)

Incessant

d)

Fret

29.

Filled with anger because something isn't fair; upset and annoyed

a)

Indignant

b)

Intrepid

c)

Haven

d)

Vain

30.

To aggravate someone

a)

Shirk

b)

Peevish

c)

Irk

d)

Entreat

31.

A small hill

a)

Mundane

b)

Obnoxious

c)

Calamity

d)

Knoll

32.

Tall and thin

a)

Ramshackle

b)

Lanky

c)

Vain

d)

Dire

33.

To say mean and ugly things about someone

a)

Malign

b)

Intrepid

c)

Parch

d)

Entreat

34.

Very sad

a)

Mundane

b)

Shirk

c)

Melancholy

d)

Abate

35.

Gloomy or depressed

a)

Flabbergasted

b)

Knoll

c)

Crude

d)

Morose

36.

Boring and ordinary

a)

Chateau

b)

Mundane

c)

Appalling

d)

Baffle

37.

Very unpleasant

a)

Reproach

b)

Gait

c)

Obnoxious

d)

Feign

38.

Courageous and bold

a)

Dire

b)

Ultimatum

c)

Calamity

d)

Intrepid

39.

To make dry and thirsty

a)

Parch

b)

Discreet

c)

Eradicate

d)

Haven

40.

Complaining, cranky, irritable

a)

Eradicate

b)

Incessant

c)

Knoll

d)

Peevish

41.

Very stylish or expensive

a)

Posh

b)

Lanky

c)

Fret

d)

Gait

42.

Rickety, likely to fall apart

a)

Posh

b)

Ramshackle

c)

Chateau

d)

Knoll

43.

To blame someone, or to show that you disapprove of something the person did or said

a)

Gingerly

b)

Devour

c)

Reproach

d)

Vague

44.

A strong feeling of guilt and regret about something the person did or said

a)

Smug

b)

Gloat

c)

Disposition

d)

Remorse

45.

To avoid doing something that should be done

a)

Deplorable

b)

Shirk

c)

Adjacent

d)

Irk

46.

Very confident or pleased with yourself

a)

Feign

b)

Mundane

c)

Smug

d)

Hostile

47.

Very hot

a)

Abate

b)

Benevolent

c)

Morose

d)

Sweltering

48.

A final offer or command

a)

Ultimatum

b)

Vague

c)

Fret

d)

Haven

49.

Conceited, or too proud of yourself

a)

Gait

b)

Vain

c)

Despise

d)

Lanky

50.

Unclear

a)

Malign

b)

Shirk

c)

Vague

d)

Haven

51.

if you are assertive, you stand up for yourself and tell other people what you think or want

a)

caper

b)

assertive

c)

scoff

d)

pelt

52.

a trick or prank

a)

assertive

b)

abstain

c)

portly

d)

caper

53.

to stop yourself from doing something

a)

abstain

b)

caper

c)

malice

d)

cumbersome

54.

heavy or stout

a)

caper

b)

scoff

c)

portly

d)

infatuated

55.

to strike or beat again and again, to throw a stream of things

a)

askew

b)

tenacious

c)

pelt

d)

scoff

56.

to show great disrespect with mocking laughter or behavior

a)

askew

b)

tenacious

c)

scoff

d)

dank

57.

heavy or bulky and difficult to move around

a)

cumbersome

b)

feeble

c)

disheveled

d)

flamboyant

58.

very weak

a)

portly

b)

flamboyant

c)

feeble

d)

disheveled

59.

untidy, very messy

a)

abstain

b)

plight

c)

haven

d)

disheveled

60.

a desire or intent to hurt someone; spite

a)

caper

b)

malice

c)

pelt

d)

rival

61.

not clear, not logical

a)

deficient

b)

feeble

c)

portly

d)

incoherent

62.

planned or intended

a)

feeble

b)

deliberate

c)

infatuated

d)

adorned

63.

lacking something necessary

a)

deficient

b)

infatuated

c)

malice

d)

decay

64.

strange and frightening as in an eerie sight

a)

feeble

b)

decay

c)

portly

d)

eerie

65.

gloomy and sad, dreadful

a)

covet

b)

dismal

c)

decay

d)

feeble

66.

to praise or publicize in a loud and exaggerated way

a)

deficient

b)

infatuated

c)

tout

d)

insipid

67.

very thin and bony

a)

gaunt

b)

incoherent

c)

decay

d)

redundant

68.

dull or tasteless

a)

infatuated

b)

insipid

c)

deficient

d)

deliberate

69.

decorated; made prettier by adding decorations

a)

snare

b)

slovenly

c)

tout

d)

adorned

70.

to want something very badly, even if it belongs to someone else

a)

tout

b)

snare

c)

covet

d)

incoherent

71.

impossible to defeat

a)

feeble

b)

portly

c)

invincible

d)

covet

72.

careless, untidy and dirty

a)

slovenly

b)

savory

c)

invincible

d)

plight

73.

a situation of great danger or hardship 

a)

crouch

b)

snare

c)

reek

d)

plight

74.

to catch, trap

a)

portly

b)

snare

c)

decay

d)

redundant

75.

to stoop or bend low with the arms and legs close to the body

a)

feeble

b)

crouch

c)

reek

d)

hapless

76.

pleasing to the taste or smell

a)

insipid

b)

savory

c)

hapless

d)

decay

77.

to smell strongly of something unpleasant

a)

savory

b)

invincible

c)

feeble

d)

reek

78.

unlucky or unfortunate

a)

hapless

b)

savory

c)

decay

d)

infatuated

79.

Bold, shiny, or brightly colored

a)

redundant

b)

savory

c)

flamboyant

d)

serene

80.

calm and peaceful

a)

flamboyant

b)

serene

c)

savory

d)

feeble

81.

silently understood, understood without being put into words

a)

decay

b)

serene

c)

tacit

d)

hapless

82.

unpleasantly wet or damp

a)

dank

b)

reek

c)

flamboyant

d)

savory

83.

crooked, off center

a)

slovenly

b)

askew

c)

tenacious

d)

decay

84.

tiny or very small

a)

diminuative

b)

feeble

c)

infatuated

d)

nostalgic

85.

filled with thoughts of the past because the past is missed

a)

askew

b)

diminuative

c)

infatuated

d)

nostalgic

86.

not easily pulled apart, persistent

a)

askew

b)

tenacious

c)

diminuative

d)

feeble

87.

having a foolish or very strong love or admiration

a)

infatuated

b)

slovenly

c)

redundant

d)

flamboyant

88.

to persuade someone by flattery

a)

redundant

b)

decay

c)

cajole

d)

antiseptic

89.

using too many words for what you mean (three triplets)

a)

savory

b)

gaunt

c)

redundant

d)

feeble

90.

to rot or break down; to decline in quality

a)

savory

b)

nostalgic

c)

portly

d)

decay

91.

to take something apart

a)

irk

b)

eerie

c)

gaunt

d)

dismantle

92.

loud, vocal and noisy

a)

vociferous

b)

deplorable

c)

dismantle

d)

morose

93.

cautious or wary

a)

indignant

b)

irk

c)

cagey

d)

abate

94.

highly emotional, having intense feeling or strong passion.

a)

morose

b)

parch

c)

vehement

d)

vociferous