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WorksheetsVocab Test-Unit 3
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
The word BIGOT MOST NEARLY means:
(v.) To make someone extremely angry
An overwhelming quantity or explosion, as of words, blows, or criticisms
A person who isn't tolerant toward others with different opinions
One's trade, profession, or career
The word BARRAGE MOST NEARLY means:
(n.) A line of people; (v.) To form a line of people
(n.) A person who isn't tolerant toward others with different opinions
(n.) An overwhelming quantity or explosion, as of words, blows, or criticisms
(n.) A mysterious person; A riddle or mystery
The word ILLUSION MOST NEARLY means:
(n.) An unreal image presented to the senses; Something that one seems to see that does not exist
(n.) One's trade, profession, or career
(n.) Someone with much wisdom that comes from age and experience; (adj.) Having wisdom and calm judgment
(v.) To put a limit on; To reduce one's freedom; To constrict or confine
The word SLAKE MOST NEARLY means:
(n.) A sacred promise or pledge; (v.) To make a sacred promise or pledge
(v.) To satisfy or quench one's thirst
(v.) To make someone extremely angry
(n.) An overwhelming quantity or explosion, as of words, blows, or criticisms
The word RESTRICT MOST NEARLY means:
(v.) To put a limit on; To reduce one's freedom; To constrict or confine
(v.) To brag greatly
(n.) A person who believes war and violence are never okay; (adj.) Opposed to war
(n.) A person who isn't tolerant toward others with different opinions
The word MOTIVATE MOST NEARLY means:
(v.) To inspire or influence someone to do something; To push on to some goal
(v.) To satisfy or quench one's thirst
(v.) To interrupt, ambush, or stop someone in order to bother or trouble them
(n.) A mixture or variety of different people or things
The word GLOAT MOST NEARLY means:
(n.) A person who believes war and violence are never okay; (adj.) Opposed to war
(adj.) Being comprehensive, all-inclusive, or complete
(v.) To put a limit on; To reduce one's freedom; To constrict or confine
(v.) To brag greatly
The word SAGE MOST NEARLY means:
(n.) The surface features of an area of land; Topography
n.) One's trade, profession, or career
v.) To dry up or shrivel; To droop or lose freshness
(n.) Someone with much wisdom that comes from age and experience; (adj.) Having wisdom and calm judgment
The word DIVERSITY MOST NEARLY means:
(n.) A mixture or variety of different people or things
(adj.) Being comprehensive, all-inclusive, or complete
(v.) To select or appoint, as by authority; (adj.) Appointed but not yet started in a work position
(v.) To inspire or influence someone to do something; To push on to some goal
The word WITHER MOST NEARLY means:
(v.) To dry up or shrivel; To droop or lose freshness
(n.) Someone with much wisdom that comes from age and experience; (adj.) Having wisdom and calm judgment
(n.) A person who isn't tolerant toward others with different opinions
(v.) To interrupt, ambush, or stop someone in order to bother or trouble them
The word INFURIATE MOST NEARLY means:
(v.) To make someone extremely angry
(n.) A person who isn't tolerant toward others with different opinions
(n.) A mysterious person; A riddle or mystery
(n.) The surface features of an area of land; Topography
The word GLOBAL MOST NEARLY means:
(adj.) Being comprehensive, all-inclusive, or complete
(n.) An overwhelming quantity or explosion, as of words, blows, or criticisms
v.) To select or appoint, as by authority; (adj.) Appointed but not yet started in a work position
(v.) To dry up or shrivel; To droop or lose freshness
The word ENIGMA MOST NEARLY means:
(n.) A mysterious person; A riddle or mystery
(n.) One's trade, profession, or career
(v.) To make someone extremely angry
(v.) To brag greatly
The word VOCATION MOST NEARLY means:
(n.) A line of people; (v.) To form a line of people
(n.) The surface features of an area of land; Topography
(n.) A mixture or variety of different people or things
(n.) One's trade, profession, or career
The word VOW MOST NEARLY means:
(n.) One's trade, profession, or career
(n.) A sacred promise or pledge; (v.) To make a sacred promise or pledge
(n.) An overwhelming quantity or explosion, as of words, blows, or criticisms
(v.) To make someone extremely angry
The word DESIGNATE MOST NEARLY means:
(n.) The surface features of an area of land; Topography
(v.) To dry up or shrivel; To droop or lose freshness
(n.) An overwhelming quantity or explosion, as of words, blows, or criticisms
v.) To select or appoint, as by authority; (adj.) Appointed but not yet started in a work position
The word WAYLAY MOST NEARLY means:
(v.) To brag greatly
(n.) A mysterious person; A riddle or mystery
(v.) To interrupt, ambush, or stop someone in order to bother or trouble them
(adj.) Being comprehensive, all-inclusive, or complete
The word TERRAIN
MOST NEARLY means:
(v.) To brag greatly
(adj.) Being comprehensive, all-inclusive, or complete
(n.) A line of people; (v.) To form a line of people
(n.) The surface features of an area of land; Topography
The word PACIFIST MOST NEARLY means:
(n.) A person who believes war and violence are never okay; (adj.) Opposed to war
(v.) To select or appoint, as by authority; (adj.) Appointed but not yet started in a work position
(v.) To put a limit on; To reduce one's freedom; To constrict or confine
(n.) A line of people; (v.) To form a line of people
The word QUEUE MOST NEARLY means:
(n.) A sacred promise or pledge; (v.) To make a sacred promise or pledge
(n.) A line of people; (v.) To form a line of people
(n.) A mysterious person; A riddle or mystery
(v.) To select or appoint, as by authority; (adj.) Appointed but not yet started in a work position
Which of the following are SYNONYMS for the word DIVERSITY?
fantasy; deception; false idea; delusion
dissimilarity; difference; variety
Which of the following are SYNONYMS for the word VOCATION?
career; pursuit; occupation; profession
name; signify; denote; nominate
Which of the following are SYNONYMS for the word QUEUE?
name; signify; denote; nominate
column; file; line; row
Which of the following are SYNONYMS for the word WITHER?
shrivel; droop; shame; abash
ground; landscape; topography; territory
Which of the following are SYNONYMS for the word TERRAIN?
ground; landscape; topography; territory
provoke; enrage; madden; make angry
