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Semester One Vocabulary

Total questions: 83

Worksheet time: 41mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Photogenic

a)

Attractive in pictures or photographs

b)

Demanding perfection; strict

c)

To confuse and frustrate

d)

easy to understand, clear

2.

Exacting

a)

To confuse and frustrate

b)

Attractive in pictures or photographs

c)

Demanding perfection; strict

d)

The central character in a work of literature

3.

Lucid

a)

Easy to understand; clear

b)

To confuse and frustrate

c)

Calm and wise; reasonable

d)

Unskilled; clumsy

4.

Confound

a)

To act hostile towards; provoke

b)

Tending to grow or move towards light

c)

Warlike in nature

d)

To confuse and frustrate

5.

Antagonize

a)

To act hostile towards; provoke

b)

To confuse and to frustrate

c)

Giving off light without heat

d)

Tending to grow or move towards light

6.

Phosphorescent

a)

Attitude or mood

b)

Giving off light without heat

c)

Skilled; expert at

d)

A figure constructed in mockery

7.

Effigy

a)

To lose fondness of; unhappy with

b)

To put into action; execute

c)

A figure constructed in mockery

d)

To look like or predict a later thing or event

8.

Prefigure

a)

To charge with a crime; accuse

b)

To look like or predict a later thing or event

c)

To lose fondness of; unhappy with

d)

To put into action; execute

9.

Implement

a)

Attractive in pictures or photographs

b)

To look like or predict a later thing or event

c)

A figure constructed in mockery

d)

To put into action; execute

10.

Adept

a)

Skilled; expert at

b)

Skilled or sustainability for

c)

Cheerful; good natured

d)

Desire to avoid; disgust

11.

Figment

a)

To support for an extended period of time

b)

Someone who loved books

c)

Something invented or imaginary

d)

Causing disturbance or excitement

12.

Philanthropy

a)

Charitable donation to public causes

b)

That which is expected

c)

Having to do with the sense of hearing

d)

Warlike mood or attitude

13.

Elucidate

a)

The central character in a work of literature

b)

To make clear by explaining

c)

Warlike in nature

d)

A thorough review

14.

Bellicose

a)

Charitable donation to public causes

b)

Occurring before a war

c)

Warlike in nature

d)

Warlike in mood or attitude

15.

Antebellum

a)

Charitable donation to public causes

b)

Occurring before a war

c)

Warlike in nature

d)

Warlike in mood or attitude

16.

Belligerence

a)

Charitable donation to public causes

b)

Occurring before a war

c)

Warlike in nature

d)

Warlike in mood or attitude

17.

Inept

a)

Unskilled; clumsy

b)

Calm and wise; reasonable

c)

Easy to understand; clear

d)

To make clear by explaining

18.

Philosophical

a)

Skilled; expert at

b)

Calm and wise; reasonable

c)

Unskilled clumsy

d)

Warlike in nature

19.

Protagonist

a)

A group that attends an important individual

b)

To make clear by explaining

c)

The central character in a work of literature

d)

Ritual chant; spell

20.

Retinue

a)

A group that attends an important person

b)

Ritual chant; spell

c)

Dependent upon

d)

A thorough review

21.

Audit

a)

Warlike mood or attitude

b)

Ritual chant; spell

c)

Dependent upon

d)

A thorough review

22.

Relative

a)

So quiet as to be impossible to hear.

b)

Dependent upon

c)

Attractive in pictures or photographs

d)

The central character in a work of literature

23.

Inaudible

a)

The central character in a work of literature

b)

Skilled; expert

c)

So quiet as to be impossible to hear

d)

Stubbornly persistent; determined

24.

Tenacious

a)

Stubbornly persistant; determined

b)

To scatter about; break up

c)

Comparable to; like

d)

To fill up with

25.

Replete

a)

To use up; waste

b)

Comparable to; like

c)

To scatter about; break up

d)

To fill up with

26.

Analogous

a)

To reject by declaration

b)

Warlike mood or attitude

c)

Skilled; expert at

d)

Comparable to; like

27.

Dispel

a)

Happening by good fortune

b)

Attitude or mood

c)

To scatter about; break up

d)

One who loves books

28.

Renounce

a)

Calm and wise; reasonable

b)

To reject by declaration

c)

An official order

d)

One who loves books

29.

Prologue

a)

To act hostile towards, provoke

b)

A speech, passage, or event occurring before the main speech or event.

c)

Careful; mindful of rules or consequences.

d)

To make clear by explaining

30.

Circumspect

a)

To act hostile towards; provoke

b)

To make clear by explaining

c)

Calm and wise; reasonable

d)

Careful; mindful of rules and consequences

31.

Prohibit

a)

To stop one from doing something; prevent

b)

To get in the way of; hinder

c)

One who loves books

d)

Dependent upon

32.

Inhibit

a)

To stop one from doing something; prevent

b)

To get in the way of; hinder

c)

One who loves books

d)

Dependent upon

33.

Bibliophile

a)

Calm and wise; reasonable

b)

Dependent upon

c)

One who loves books

d)

To create without any forethought or preparation.

34.

Improvise

a)

Dependent upon

b)

To put forth; assert

c)

To create without any forethought or preparation.

d)

To use up; waste

35.

Deplete

a)

To use up; waste

b)

Comparable to; like

c)

To scatter about; break up

d)

To fill up with

36.

Repulsion

a)

Occurring at the time of most influence

b)

Desire to avoid; disgust

c)

Attractive in pictures and photographs

d)

Tending to grow or move towards light.

37.

Formative

a)

One who is hostile towards; one who opposes

b)

One who loves books

c)

The central character in a work of literature

d)

Occurring at the time of most influence.

38.

Recant

a)

To reject by declaration

b)

To formally withdraw

c)

Causing disturbance or excitement

d)

Communication between two or more people

39.

Dialouge

a)

A ghost or phantom

b)

Communication between two or more people

c)

Good-natured; cheerful

d)

Warlike mood or attitude

40.

Spector

a)

Ghost or phantom

b)

Causing disturbance or excitement

c)

Communication between two or more people

d)

Good-natured; cheerful

41.

Provocative

a)

One who is hostile; one who opposes

b)

Causing disturbance or excitement

c)

Demanding perfection; strict

d)

To act hostile towards; provoke

42.

Amiable

a)

Losing fondness for; unhappy with

b)

Good-natured; cheerful

c)

Desire to avoid; disgust

d)

Calm and wise; reasonable

43.

Exacting

a)

Demanding perfection; strict

b)

One who is hostile; one who opposes

c)

Losing fondness for; unhappy with

d)

Calm and wise; reasonable

44.

Disenchanted

a)

Warlike mood or attitude

b)

To forcibly place upon

c)

Calm and wise; reasonable

d)

Losing fondness for; unhappy with

45.

Amicable

a)

Fond of; feeling loving towards

b)

Attitude or mood

c)

Good natured; cheerful

d)

Not bitter or hostile; friendly

46.

Suffuse

a)

To not do something; refrain

b)

To fill up from within; to spread throughout

c)

To charge with a crime; accuse

d)

To divide up; especially responsibilities

47.

Abstain

a)

To not do something; refrain

b)

To fill up from within; to spread throughout

c)

To charge with a crime; accuse

d)

To divide up; especially responsibilities

48.

Indict

a)

To not do something; refrain

b)

To fill up from within; to spread throughout

c)

To charge with a crime; accuse

d)

To divide up; especially responsibilities

49.

Delegate

a)

To not do something; refrain

b)

To fill up from within; to spread throughout

c)

To charge with a crime; accuse

d)

To divide up; especially responsibilities

50.

Invidious

a)

Happening by good fortune

b)

Unutterable; indescribable

c)

Hateful or spiteful

d)

Seeking to solve a problem before it occurs

51.

Providential

a)

Happening by good fortune

b)

Unutterable; indescribable

c)

Hateful or spiteful

d)

Seeking to solve a problem before it occurs

52.

Ineffable

a)

Happening by good fortune

b)

Unutterable; indescribable

c)

Hateful or spiteful

d)

Seeking to solve a problem before it occurs

53.

Proactive

a)

Happening by good fortune

b)

Unutterable; indescribable

c)

Hateful or spiteful

d)

Seeking to solve a problem before it occurs

54.

Incantation

a)

An official order

b)

Ritual chant; spell

c)

A declaration of opinion; judgment

d)

To cause to move towards; push

55.

Edict

a)

An official order

b)

Ritual chant; spell

c)

A declaration of opinion; judgment

d)

To cause to move towards; push

56.

Propel

a)

An official order

b)

Ritual chant; spell

c)

A declaration of opinion; judgment

d)

To cause to move towards; push

57.

Pronouncement

a)

An official order

b)

Ritual chant; spell

c)

A declaration of opinion; judgment

d)

To cause to move towards; push

58.

Misinformation

a)

Untrue or wrong information

b)

Unpleasant or unharmonious sound

c)

Easy to understand; clear

d)

Similarity of word sounds

59.

Assonance

a)

Untrue or wrong information

b)

Unpleasant or unharmonious sound

c)

Easy to understand; clear

d)

Similarity of word sounds

60.

Dissonance

a)

Untrue or wrong information

b)

Unpleasant or unharmonious sound

c)

Easy to understand; clear

d)

Similarity of word sounds

61.

Disposition

a)

A thorough review

b)

Something invented or imaginary

c)

Attitude or mood

d)

Allowing light to pass through

62.

Translucent

a)

A thorough review

b)

Something invented or imaginary

c)

Attitude or mood

d)

Allowing light to pass through

63.

Agenda

a)

Easy to converse with; friendly

b)

Plan of action; purpose

c)

Giving off light without heat

d)

To call on for support

64.

Affable

a)

Easy to converse with; friendly

b)

Plan of action; purpose

c)

Giving off light without heat

d)

To call on for support

65.

Invoke

a)

Easy to converse with; friendly

b)

Plan of action; purpose

c)

Giving off light without heat

d)

To call on for support

66.

Aptitude

a)

Excellent; above all others

b)

Skill or sustainability for

c)

Fond of; feeling love toward

d)

To bring back to rightness, order, or morality

67.

Superlative

a)

Excellent; above all others

b)

Skill or sustainability for

c)

Fond of; feeling love toward

d)

To bring back to rightness, order, or morality

68.

Enamored

a)

Excellent; above all others

b)

Skill or sustainability for

c)

Fond of; feeling love toward

d)

To bring back to rightness, order, or morality

69.

Reform

a)

Excellent; above all others

b)

Skill or sustainability for

c)

Fond of; feeling love toward

d)

To bring back to rightness, order, or morality

70.

Resonant

a)

A figure constructed in mockery

b)

A body of ideas, achievements, and morals

c)

To make invalid; deactivate

d)

Having an effect; powerful

71.

Revoke

a)

A figure constructed in mockery

b)

A body of ideas, achievements, and morals

c)

To make invalid; deactivate

d)

Having an effect; powerful

72.

Legacy

a)

A figure constructed in mockery

b)

A body of ideas, achievements, and morals

c)

To make invalid; deactivate

d)

Having an effect; powerful

73.

Auditory

a)

Warlike in nature

b)

To put into action; execute

c)

Having to do with the sense of hearing

d)

To confuse and frustrate

74.

Implement

a)

Warlike in nature

b)

To put into action; execute

c)

Having to do with the sense of hearing

d)

To confuse and frustrate

75.

Infuse

a)

That which is expected

b)

To inject; to fill something or someone with

c)

To support for an extended period of time

d)

A formal or authoritative statement

76.

Prospect

a)

That which is expected

b)

To inject; to fill something or someone with

c)

To support for an extended period of time

d)

A formal or authoritative statement

77.

Dictum

a)

That which is expected

b)

To inject; to fill something or someone with

c)

To support for an extended period of time

d)

A formal or authoritative statement

78.

Sustain

a)

That which is expected

b)

To inject; to fill something or someone with

c)

To support for an extended period of time

d)

A formal or authoritative statement

79.

Dialte

a)

To widen

b)

Childish; immature

c)

To pronounce or articulate

d)

Not bitter of hostile; friendly

80.

Infantile

a)

To widen

b)

Childish; immature

c)

To pronounce or articulate

d)

Not bitter of hostile; friendly

81.

Enunciate

a)

To widen

b)

Childish; immature

c)

To pronounce or articulate

d)

Not bitter of hostile; friendly

82.

Impose

a)

To forcibly place upon

b)

Calm and wise; reasonable

c)

Losing fondness of; unhappy with

d)

Demanding perfection, strict

83.

Antagonist

a)

One who is hostile towards; one who opposes

b)

Calm and wise; reasonable

c)

Losing fondness of; unhappy with

d)

Demanding perfection, strict

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