WorksheetsSemester Vocab. Review
Total questions: 78
Worksheet time: 39mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
refined in manner or style, suave, sophisticated
a)
Urbane
b)
Laudable
c)
Inimitable
d)
Adept
e)
Precociousness
2.
worthy of imitation, commendable; serving as a model
a)
Exemplary
b)
Laudable
c)
Inimitable
d)
Adept
e)
Precociousness
3.
(adj.) thoroughly skilled; (n.) an expert
a)
Adept
b)
Laudable
c)
Inimitable
d)
Precociousness
e)
Congenial
4.
flawless
a)
Impeccable
b)
Laudable
c)
Inimitable
d)
Adept
e)
Precociousness
5.
getting on well with others; agreeable, pleasant
a)
Congenial
b)
Laudable
c)
Inimitable
d)
Adept
e)
Precociousness
6.
pleasing in appearance and personality, attractive
a)
Personable
b)
Laudable
c)
Inimitable
d)
Adept
e)
Precociousness
7.
skillful, expert in the use of the hands or mind
a)
Adroit
b)
Laudable
c)
Inimitable
d)
Adept
e)
Precociousness
8.
early development or maturity, especially in mental ability
a)
Precociousness
b)
Laudable
c)
Inimitable
d)
Adept
e)
Congenial
9.
not capable of being copied or imitated
a)
Inimitable
b)
Laudable
c)
Adept
d)
Precociousness
e)
Congenial
10.
worthy of praise
a)
Laudable
b)
Inimitable
c)
Adept
d)
Precociousness
e)
Congenial
11.
What type of sentence is the following:
He went to school.
a)
Imperative
b)
Declarative
c)
Interrogative
d)
Exclamatory
12.
What type of sentence is the following:
Did he go to school?
a)
Imperative
b)
Declarative
c)
Interrogative
d)
Exclamatory
13.
What type of sentence is the following:
Anthony, go to school.
a)
Imperative
b)
Declarative
c)
Interrogative
d)
Exclamatory
14.
What type of sentence is the following:
Hallelujah, he went to school!
a)
Imperative
b)
Declarative
c)
Exclamatory
d)
Interrogative
15.
What type of brushstroke is the following:
The truck, a 1936 Ford, sped into the parking lot.
a)
Adjectives - out of order
b)
Appositive
c)
Participial Phrase
d)
Absolute Phrase
16.
What type of brushstroke is the following:
The truck, dented and rusty, sped into the parking lot.
a)
Adjectives - Out of Order
b)
Appositive
c)
Participial Phrase
d)
Absolute
17.
What type of brushstroke is the following:
Sliding on the gravel, the truck sped into the parking lot.
a)
Adjectives - Out of Order
b)
Appositive
c)
Participial Phrase
d)
Absolute Phrase
18.
What type of brushstroke is the following:
Engine smoking, gears grinding, the truck sped into the parking lot.
a)
Adjectives - Out of Order
b)
Appositive
c)
Participial Phrase
d)
Absolute Phrase
19.
Showing great joy; rejoicing; exultant
a)
Bliss
b)
Jubilant
c)
Jocund
d)
Gala
20.
Perfect happiness
a)
Jubilant
b)
Gala
c)
Jocund
d)
Bliss
21.
Keep afloat; raise the spirits of; encourage
a)
Bliss
b)
Complacent
c)
Buoy
d)
Convivial
22.
too pleased with oneself - often without awareness of possible dangers or defects; self-satisfied; smug
a)
Convivial
b)
Complacent
c)
Delectable
d)
Ecstasy
23.
Fond of eating and drinking with friends; sociable
a)
Convivial
b)
Complacent
c)
Buoy
d)
Bliss
24.
Very pleasing; delightful; delicious
a)
Complacent
b)
Jocund
c)
Jubilant
d)
Delectable
25.
In high spirits; joyful
a)
Ecstasy
b)
Elated
c)
Gala
d)
Delectable
26.
Characterized by festivity; a fancy social event
a)
Jubilant
b)
Complacent
c)
Gala
d)
Jocund
27.
Merry; cheerful; lighthearted
a)
Jubilant
b)
Jocund
c)
Delectable
d)
Complacent
28.
State of overwhelming joy; rapture
a)
Elated
b)
Gala
c)
Ecstasy
d)
Buoy
29.
embarrassment; disappointment; ashamed
a)
Sullen
b)
Pensive
c)
Contrite
d)
Chagrin
30.
thoughtful in a sad way; melancholy
a)
Pensive
b)
Jubilant
c)
Disgruntled
d)
Nostalgic
31.
resentfully silent; glum; morose; gloomy
a)
Lament
b)
Contrite
c)
Sullen
d)
Elated
32.
showing deep regret and sorrow for wrongdoing; remorseful
a)
Lament
b)
Contrite
c)
Sullen
d)
Doleful
33.
1. homesickness
2. yearning for the past
a)
Maudlin
b)
Disgruntled
c)
Disconsolate
d)
Nostalgic
34.
cheerless; cannot be comforted
a)
Maudlin
b)
Disgruntled
c)
Disconsolate
d)
Nostalgic
35.
weakly sentimental and tearful
a)
Maudlin
b)
Disgruntled
c)
Sullen
d)
Disconsolate
36.
in bad humor; displeased; discontented
a)
Pensive
b)
Contrite
c)
Disconsolate
d)
Disgruntled
37.
mourn the loss of someone; feel pity and sadness
a)
Pensive
b)
Chagrin
c)
Lament
d)
Nostalgia
38.
causing grief or sadness; mournful
a)
Pensive
b)
Chagrin
c)
Disgruntled
d)
Doleful
39.
extremely old; before the Biblical Flood
a)
Antedilluvian
b)
Postlapsarian
c)
Nonagenarian
d)
Primeval
40.
worthy of respect because of advanced age, achievement, virtue, or historical importance
a)
Superannuated
b)
Inveterate
c)
Contemporary
d)
Venerable
41.
no longer used; old-fashioned
a)
Defunct
b)
Hoary
c)
Forebear
d)
Archaic
42.
retired on a pension; advanced in years; very old; incapacitated by age
a)
Forebear
b)
Superannuated
c)
Primordial
d)
Puerile
43.
young and inexperienced; immature
a)
Venerable
b)
Decrepit
c)
Posthumous
d)
Callow
44.
showing the weakness of age
a)
Senile
b)
Crone
c)
Callow
d)
Puerile
45.
of the same period or duration; modern; up-to-date
a)
Obsolete
b)
Contemporary
c)
Posthumous
d)
Decrepit
46.
foolish for a grown person to say or do; childish
a)
Puerile
b)
Hoary
c)
Inveterate
d)
Forebear
47.
withered old woman
a)
Contemporary
b)
Antediluvian
c)
Archaic
d)
Crone
48.
existing at the very beginning; elementary; primary; first in order
a)
Primordial
b)
Callow
c)
Posthumous
d)
Defunct
49.
weakened by old age
a)
Contemporary
b)
Decrepit
c)
Defunct
d)
Prelapsarian
50.
pertaining to the world's first ages; primitive
a)
Obsolete
b)
Forebear
c)
Primeval
d)
Antediluvian
51.
dead; deceased; extinct
a)
Decrepit
b)
Defunt
c)
Archaic
d)
Obsolete
52.
of the time or state before the fall of mankind
a)
Antediluvian
b)
Primeval
c)
Archaic
d)
Prelapsarian
53.
forefather; ancestor; progenitor
a)
Prelapsarian
b)
Antediluvian
c)
Forebear
d)
Crone
54.
published after the author's death; occurring after death
a)
Posthumous
b)
Prelapsarian
c)
Puerile
d)
Primeval
55.
white or gray with age; ancient
a)
Callow
b)
Puerile
c)
Venerable
d)
Hoary
56.
no longer in use; out-of-date
a)
Contemporary
b)
Posthumous
c)
Obsolete
d)
Callow
57.
firmly established by age; deep-rooted; habitual
a)
Archaic
b)
Inveterate
c)
Obsolete
d)
Venerable
58.
person 90-99 years old
a)
Crone
b)
Antediluvian
c)
Prelapsarian
d)
Nonagenarian
59.
make impure by mixture; pollute; defile
a)
Dross
b)
Expurgate
c)
Sordid
d)
Contaminate
60.
waste; refuse
a)
Dross
b)
Pristine
c)
Immaculate
d)
Expurgate
61.
remove objectionable material from a book; purify getting rid of garbage
a)
Sloven
b)
Sordid
c)
Pristine
d)
Expurgate
62.
Spotless; absolutely clean; pure; faultless
a)
Sordid
b)
Sloven
c)
Squalor
d)
Immaculate
63.
person habitually untidy, dirty, or careless in dress, habits
a)
Sordid
b)
Sloven
c)
Squalor
d)
Sully
64.
filthy, vile behavior
a)
Sordid
b)
Sloven
c)
Squalor
d)
Sully
65.
filth; dirty, neglected state
a)
Sordid
b)
Sloven
c)
Squalor
d)
Sully
66.
tarnish; besmirch; defile
a)
Sordid
b)
Sloven
c)
Squalor
d)
Sully
67.
pure; uncorrupted; clean
a)
Expurgate
b)
Dross
c)
Pristine
d)
Impeccable
68.
flawless; perfect
a)
Impeccable
b)
Pristine
c)
Dross
d)
Expurgate
69.
not causing harm, noncancerous;
gentle personality, beneficial
a)
Malignant
b)
Convalescent
c)
Morbid
d)
Benign
70.
person recovering from sickness
a)
Fester
b)
Salubrious
c)
Convalescent
d)
Unguent
71.
extremely poisonous; deadly; spiteful
a)
Virulent
b)
Benign
c)
Salubrious
d)
Regimen
72.
form pus; rot; putrefy
a)
Malignant
b)
Fester
c)
Morbid
d)
Virulent
73.
threatening to cause death; very evil; cancerous
a)
Benign
b)
Regimen
c)
Unguent
d)
Malignant
74.
salve; ointment for healing
a)
Unguent
b)
Salubrious
c)
Morbid
d)
Fester
75.
gruesome, gloomy, dark; an unhealthy mental state
a)
Pestilential
b)
Malignant
c)
Fester
d)
Morbid
76.
promoting health or well-being
a)
Malignant
b)
Benign
c)
Salubrious
d)
Pestilential
77.
morally and physically harmful; pertaining to a pestilence (plague); deadly
a)
Malignant
b)
Morbid
c)
Pestilential
d)
Fester
78.
A regulated program, especially one designed to improve or maintain health
a)
Regimen
b)
Benign
c)
Unguent
d)
Convalescent
100 %
