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WorksheetsWeek 25 practice
Total questions: 150
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A mortal animal does not have a lifespan
a)
Yes
b)
No
2.
Innate skills cannot be learned.
a)
Yes
b)
No
3.
Your native language in one that you learned while traveling to another country.
a)
Yes
b)
No
4.
Oxygen in not vital to fish.
a)
Yes
b)
No
5.
A vivacious person is probably very sluggish and slow.
a)
Yes
b)
No
6.
It’s not kind to mortify another person.
a)
Yes
b)
No
7.
It is possible to revive a car.
a)
Yes
b)
No
8.
You will likely find mourning people in a mortuary.
a)
Yes
b)
No
9.
You can only have one nationality.
a)
Yes
b)
No
10.
If you have mortality you will live forever.
a)
Yes
b)
No
11.
Pick 2: revive
a)
a. rejuvenate
b)
b. repeat
c)
c. renew
d)
d. reject
12.
Analogy: EMBARRASS : MORTIFY
a)
a) startle : terrify
b)
b) happy : kind
c)
c) withdrawn : proud
d)
d) furious : angry
13.
Analogy: VITAL : ESSENTIAL
a)
a) critical : optional
b)
b) important : unwanted
c)
c) trivial : unnecessary
d)
d) energetic : tired
14.
Analogy: MORTAL : PERMANENCE
a)
a) bland : flavor
b)
b) beauty : hideous
c)
c) smart : intelligence
d)
d) compassionate : care
15.
Analogy: NATIVE : FOREIGN
a)
a) plants : animals
b)
b) travel : origin
c)
c) new : favorite
d)
d) common : exotic
16.
Analogy: MORTALITY : PREVENTED
a)
a) time : stopped
b)
b) life : death
c)
c) pain : inflicted
d)
d) fear : instilled
17.
Analogy: BRAZILIAN : NATIONALITY
a)
a) appliance : blender
b)
b) dog : friend
c)
c) condo : home
d)
d) born : raised
18.
Analogy: VIVACIOUS : ACTIVE
a)
a) foul : putrid
b)
b) gentle : barbaric
c)
c) lively : lethargic
d)
d) vile : unpleasant
19.
Analogy: INNATE : TAUGHT
a)
a) broken : solid
b)
b) painful : felt
c)
c) factual : disproved
d)
d) natural : born
20.
Analogy: REVIVE : RESTORE
a)
a) plain : ornate
b)
b) demote : break
c)
c) life : breath
d)
d) destroy : demolish
21.
Analogy: FUNERALS : MORTUARY
a)
a) hospital : operations
b)
b) theater : dances
c)
c) parties : park
d)
d) plays : closet
22.
Pick 2 words related to: vivacious
a)
a. dull
b)
b. active
c)
c. energetic
d)
d. careful
23.
Pick 2 words related to: vital
a)
a. deadly
b)
b. stable
c)
c. crucial
d)
d. key
24.
Pick 2 words related to: mortal
a)
a. perishable
b)
b. deadly
c)
c. mobile
d)
d. mundane
25.
Pick 2 words related to: mortify
a)
a. hate
b)
b. disgrace
c)
c. malice
d)
d. humiliate
26.
Pick 2 words related to: mortuary
a)
a. funeral
b)
b. hospital
c)
c. morgue
d)
d. doctors
27.
Pick 2 words related to: mortality
a)
a. death
b)
b. fatality
c)
c. birth
d)
d. alive
28.
Pick 2 words related to: innate
a)
a. inborn
b)
b. learned
c)
c. taught
d)
d. inherent
29.
Pick 2 words related to: nationality
a)
a. trivial
b)
b. citizenship
c)
c. origin
d)
d. fragile
30.
Pick 2 words related to: native
a)
a. indigenous
b)
b. original
c)
c. foreign
d)
d. alien
31.
Choose two words that BEST explain or define each vocabulary word. sanctity
a)
a. sacred
b)
b. dishonor
c)
c. spoil
d)
d. holiness
32.
Analogy: Choose the word pair that BEST matches the given word pair. idiotic : acuity
a)
a) apprehensive : serenity
b)
b) doubt : faithful
c)
c) fickle : balance
d)
d) dangerous : risk
33.
Analogy: Choose the word pair that BEST matches the given word pair. affinity : penchant
a)
a) pleasure : discontent
b)
b) balance : extreme
c)
c) anguish : heartache
d)
d) lapse : defect
34.
Analogy: Choose the word pair that BEST matches the given word pair. lonely : companionship
a)
a) adamant : flexibility
b)
b) bitter : hate
c)
c) bold : confidence
d)
d) resolute : ambition
35.
Analogy: Choose the word pair that BEST matches the given word pair. family : kinship
a)
a) traffic : bus
b)
b) grit : fear
c)
c) lava : volcano
d)
d) dew : condensation
36.
Analogy: Choose the word pair that BEST matches the given word pair. craftsmanship : technique
a)
a) purchase : store
b)
b) display : exhibit
c)
c) delay : anticipation
d)
d) forgiveness : anger
37.
Analogy: Choose the word pair that BEST matches the given word pair. temple : sanctity
a)
a) reward : longevity
b)
b) relative : sanity
c)
c) desert : humidity
d)
d) bank : security
38.
Analogy: Choose the word pair that BEST matches the given word pair. immigrant : citizenship
a)
a) musician : creativity
b)
b) tyrant : malice
c)
c) native : family
d)
d) apprentice : experience
39.
Analogy: Choose the word pair that BEST matches the given word pair. turbulence : tranquility
a)
a) relaxation : rest
b)
b) confidence : insecurity
c)
c) chaos : disaster
d)
d) delight : joy
40.
Analogy: Choose the word pair that BEST matches the given word pair. absurdity : irrational
a)
a) bonus : expected
b)
b) disadvantage : helpful
c)
c) calamity : tragic
d)
d) favor : selfish
41.
Analogy: Choose the word pair that BEST matches the given word pair. hardship : painful
a)
a) positive : friendship
b)
b) luxury : cheap
c)
c) enmity : negative
d)
d) despair : encouraging
42.
Choose two words that BEST explain or define each vocabulary word. acuity
a)
a. acumen
b)
b. awareness
c)
c. ignorance
d)
d. disbelief
43.
Choose two words that BEST explain or define each vocabulary word--tranquility
a)
a. peace
b)
b. chaos
c)
c. serenity
d)
d. commotion
44.
Choose two words that BEST explain or define each vocabulary word. absurdity
a)
a. foolishness
b)
b. idiocy
c)
c. wisdom
d)
d. logic
45.
Choose two words that BEST explain or define each vocabulary word. affinity
a)
a. disdain
b)
b. fondness
c)
c. opposition
d)
d. attraction
46.
Choose two words that BEST explain or define each vocabulary word. hardship
a)
a. adversity
b)
b. advantage
c)
c. wonder
d)
d. misfortune
47.
Choose two words that BEST explain or define each vocabulary word. companionship
a)
a. friendship
b)
b. company
c)
c. hostility
d)
d. lonely
48.
Choose two words that BEST explain or define each vocabulary word.citizenship
a)
a. rights
b)
b. nationality
c)
c. enslaved
d)
d. tourist
49.
Choose two words that BEST explain or define each vocabulary word. craftsmanship
a)
a. sloppy
b)
b. skill
c)
c. artistry
d)
d. mindless
50.
Choose two words that BEST explain or define each vocabulary word. kinship
a)
a. family
b)
b. independent
c)
c. alone
d)
d. bond
51.
1. A chef probably has an affinity for cooking.
a)
Yes
b)
No
52.
2. A hardship would make life difficult for someone.
a)
Yes
b)
No
53.
3. You would likely find tranquility in the middle of a busy intersection.
a)
Yes
b)
No
54.
4. A public bathroom is a place of sanctity.
a)
Yes
b)
No
55.
5. You would probably form a strong kinship with someone who betrays you.
a)
Yes
b)
No
56.
6. An item with great craftsmanship could be expensive.
a)
Yes
b)
No
57.
7. Using a crosswalk is an example of absurdity.
a)
Yes
b)
No
58.
8. A person without companionship might be very lonely.
a)
Yes
b)
No
59.
9. Having great acuity would make life very challenging for you.
a)
Yes
b)
No
60.
10. With citizenship comes responsibilities and rights.
a)
Yes
b)
No
61.
innate (adj)
a)
existing from the time a person or animal is born
b)
having the skill to do something; capable
c)
Out of control with excitement or anger; wild
d)
needing to be learned
62.
mortal (adj)
a)
certain to die eventually; causing death
b)
existing from the time a person or animal is born
c)
never dying
d)
Out of control with excitement or anger; wild
63.
native (adj)
a)
born in a particular place; belonging to a person since birth or childhood; produced, living, or existing naturally in a particular region
b)
from another place
c)
existing from the time a person or animal is born
d)
having the skill to do something; capable
64.
vital (adj)
a)
extremely important; very lively or energetic
b)
unimportant
c)
born in a particular place; belonging to a person since birth or childhood; produced, living, or existing naturally in a particular region
d)
certain to die eventually; causing death
65.
vivacious (adj)
a)
happy and lively in a way that is attractive, used especially of a woman
b)
boring and dull; uninteresting
c)
Relating to what is being thought about or discussed
d)
born in a particular place; belonging to a person since birth or childhood; produced, living, or existing naturally in a particular region
66.
revive (adj)
a)
to make someone or something strong, healthy, or active again
b)
to cause someone to feel extremely embarrassed and foolish
c)
to kill something
d)
To move quickly and with short quick steps
67.
mortality (noun)
a)
the quality or state of being a person or thing that is alive and therefore certain to die; the quality or state of being mortal; the number of deaths that occur in a particular time or place
b)
the quality or state of never dying
c)
The state of persuading, causing, or bringing about something.
d)
An obstacle or obstruction in something or someone (i.e. speech).
68.
mortuary (noun)
a)
a funeral home or morgue where the deceased are prepared for funerals
b)
a place where people are born
c)
a place where they store cheese, glorious, glorious cheese
d)
The state of persuading, causing, or bringing about something.
69.
nationality (noun)
a)
the fact or status of being a member or citizen of a particular nation
b)
a strong love for your country
c)
the quality or state of being a person or thing that is alive and therefore certain to die; the quality or state of being mortal; the number of deaths that occur in a particular time or place
d)
To be included or to join something; to be a part of something.
70.
mortify (verb)
a)
to cause someone to feel extremely embarrassed and foolish
b)
to cause someone to feel very proud
c)
To move quickly and with short quick steps
d)
to make someone or something strong, healthy, or active again
71.
sanctity (noun)
a)
the quality or state of being sacred, holy, very important, or valuable
b)
to quality of being dirty
c)
to quality of being undervalued and unappreciated
d)
The state of persuading, causing, or bringing about something.
72.
acuity (noun)
a)
the ability to see, hear, or understand something easily
b)
the inability to see, hear, or understand something easily
c)
the love of cheese
d)
being very confused
73.
tranquility (noun)
a)
the quality or state of being tranquil; calm
b)
the quality or state of being very excited
c)
the quality or state of being very upset
d)
the quality or state of being very angry
74.
absurdity (noun)
a)
the state of being ridiculously unreasonable or nonsensical
b)
the state of being ridiculously reasonable or practical
c)
the state of being cruel and unforgiving
d)
the state of being very serious
75.
affinity (noun)
a)
a liking for or an attraction to something; a quality that makes people or things suited to each other
b)
a hatred for something due to bad experiences with it in the past
c)
an indifference to something that others love
d)
not being able to get along
76.
hardship (noun)
a)
pain and suffering; something that causes pain, suffering, or loss
b)
something that is very lucky and makes life easier
c)
a difficult goal
d)
something that was very difficult to do, but very rewarding
77.
companionship (noun)
a)
the good feeling that comes from being with someone else; a feeling of fellowship or friendship
b)
the feeling of being smothered by someone because they won't leave you alone
c)
not liking to be around someone
d)
the good feeling that comes from being alone so you don't have to share your cheese
78.
citizenship (noun)
a)
the fact or status of being a citizen of a particular place; the qualities that a person is expected to have as a responsible member of a community
b)
the fact or status of never having been to a country
c)
being a guest in a country
d)
being enslaved by a country because you lost a war with them
79.
craftsmanship (noun)
a)
skill in a particular craft; the quality of design and work shown in something made by hand; artistry
b)
enjoying doing something even if you are really bad at it
c)
being envious of someone's skill
d)
the love of cheese as felt by students who appreciate answers that have the word "cheese" in them
80.
kinship (noun)
a)
the state of being related to the people in your family; a feeling of being close or connected to other people
b)
the state or feeling of not being connected to other people
c)
the state of hating a group of people due to cheese related crimes
d)
working for free to learn a trade
81.
imply (verb)
a)
to hint or suggest without saying directly
b)
to say very clearly
c)
to not say at all
d)
to insist that you never said something
82.
implicit (adj)
a)
implied, hinted at, suggested rather than directly stated
b)
said very clearly
c)
not said
d)
written in bold letters to get attention
83.
explicit (adj)
a)
said or written in a clear and direct way
b)
hinted or suggested without being said directly
c)
very subtle
d)
very clean
84.
explicitly (adv)
a)
clearly said or written in a direct way
b)
said in a very unclear way
c)
always
d)
never
85.
heteronym/heterophone (noun)
a)
a word that is spelled the same as another but has a different pronunciation and meaning, such as "tear," meaning "to rip," and "tear," meaning the liquid discharge from the eye
b)
a word that sounds the same as another but has a different meaning and often a different spelling.
c)
a word that means the same thing as another word, like" large" and "big"
d)
a word that sounds the same as another but has a different meaning and often a different spelling.
86.
immortal (adj)
a)
never dying; living forever
b)
dying easily
c)
bad
d)
good
87.
homograph (noun)
a)
a word that has the same spelling as another but a different meaning and history
b)
a word that means the same
c)
words that sound the same as other words, but they have different spellings and different meanings.
d)
a word that means the opposite
88.
homophone (noun)
a)
a word that sounds the same as another but has a different meaning and often a different spelling.
b)
a word that has the same spelling as another but a different meaning and history
c)
a word that is spelled the same as another but has a different pronunciation and meaning, such as "tear," meaning "to rip," and "tear," meaning the liquid discharge from the eye
d)
a word that means the same
89.
heterograph (noun)
a)
words that sound the same as other words, but they have different spellings and different meanings.
b)
a word that has the same spelling as another but a different meaning and history
c)
a word that is spelled the same as another but has a different pronunciation and meaning, such as "tear," meaning "to rip," and "tear," meaning the liquid discharge from the eye
d)
a word that sounds the same as another but has a different meaning and often a different spelling.
90.
implication (noun)
a)
something hinted at or suggested, but not said directly
b)
something said clearly
c)
something said that isn't true
d)
Something that you think is true, but have no proof
91.
existing from the time a person or animal is born
a)
innate (adj)
b)
mortal (adj)
c)
native (adj)
d)
vital (adj)
92.
certain to die eventually; causing death
a)
mortal (adj)
b)
native (adj)
c)
vital (adj)
d)
vivacious (adj)
93.
born in a particular place; belonging to a person since birth or childhood; produced, living, or existing naturally in a particular region
a)
native (adj)
b)
vital (adj)
c)
vivacious (adj)
d)
revive (adj)
94.
extremely important; very lively or energetic
a)
vital (adj)
b)
vivacious (adj)
c)
revive (adj)
d)
mortality (noun)
95.
happy and lively in a way that is attractive, used especially of a woman
a)
vivacious (adj)
b)
revive (adj)
c)
mortality (noun)
d)
mortuary (noun)
96.
to make someone or something strong, healthy, or active again
a)
revive (adj)
b)
mortality (noun)
c)
mortuary (noun)
d)
nationality (noun)
97.
the quality or state of being a person or thing that is alive and therefore certain to die; the quality or state of being mortal; the number of deaths that occur in a particular time or place
a)
mortality (noun)
b)
mortuary (noun)
c)
nationality (noun)
d)
mortify (verb)
98.
a funeral home or morgue where the deceased are prepared for funerals
a)
mortuary (noun)
b)
nationality (noun)
c)
mortify (verb)
d)
sanctity (noun)
99.
the fact or status of being a member or citizen of a particular nation
a)
nationality (noun)
b)
mortify (verb)
c)
sanctity (noun)
d)
acuity (noun)
100.
to cause someone to feel extremely embarrassed and foolish
a)
mortify (verb)
b)
sanctity (noun)
c)
acuity (noun)
d)
tranquility (noun)
101.
the quality or state of being sacred, holy, very important, or valuable
a)
sanctity (noun)
b)
acuity (noun)
c)
tranquility (noun)
d)
absurdity (noun)
102.
the ability to see, hear, or understand something easily
a)
acuity (noun)
b)
tranquility (noun)
c)
absurdity (noun)
d)
affinity (noun)
103.
the quality or state of being tranquil; calm
a)
tranquility (noun)
b)
absurdity (noun)
c)
affinity (noun)
d)
hardship (noun)
104.
the state of being ridiculously unreasonable or nonsensical
a)
absurdity (noun)
b)
affinity (noun)
c)
hardship (noun)
d)
companionship (noun)
105.
a liking for or an attraction to something; a quality that makes people or things suited to each other
a)
affinity (noun)
b)
hardship (noun)
c)
companionship (noun)
d)
citizenship (noun)
106.
pain and suffering; something that causes pain, suffering, or loss
a)
hardship (noun)
b)
companionship (noun)
c)
citizenship (noun)
d)
craftsmanship (noun)
107.
the good feeling that comes from being with someone else; a feeling of fellowship or friendship
a)
companionship (noun)
b)
citizenship (noun)
c)
craftsmanship (noun)
d)
kinship (noun)
108.
the fact or status of being a citizen of a particular place; the qualities that a person is expected to have as a responsible member of a community
a)
citizenship (noun)
b)
craftsmanship (noun)
c)
kinship (noun)
d)
imply (verb)
109.
skill in a particular craft; the quality of design and work shown in something made by hand; artistry
a)
craftsmanship (noun)
b)
kinship (noun)
c)
imply (verb)
d)
implicit (adj)
110.
the state of being related to the people in your family; a feeling of being close or connected to other people
a)
kinship (noun)
b)
imply (verb)
c)
implicit (adj)
d)
explicit (adj)
111.
to hint or suggest without saying directly
a)
imply (verb)
b)
implicit (adj)
c)
explicit (adj)
d)
explicitly (adv)
112.
implied, hinted at, suggested rather than directly stated
a)
implicit (adj)
b)
explicit (adj)
c)
explicitly (adv)
d)
heteronym/heterophone (noun)
113.
said or written in a clear and direct way
a)
explicit (adj)
b)
explicitly (adv)
c)
heteronym/heterophone (noun)
d)
immortal (adj)
114.
clearly said or written in a direct way
a)
explicitly (adv)
b)
heteronym/heterophone (noun)
c)
immortal (adj)
d)
homograph (noun)
115.
a word that is spelled the same as another but has a different pronunciation and meaning, such as "tear," meaning "to rip," and "tear," meaning the liquid discharge from the eye
a)
heteronym/heterophone (noun)
b)
immortal (adj)
c)
homograph (noun)
d)
homophone (noun)
116.
never dying; living forever
a)
immortal (adj)
b)
homograph (noun)
c)
homophone (noun)
d)
heterograph (noun)
117.
a word that has the same spelling as another but a different meaning and history
a)
homograph (noun)
b)
homophone (noun)
c)
heterograph (noun)
d)
implication (noun)
118.
a word that sounds the same as another but has a different meaning and often a different spelling.
a)
homophone (noun)
b)
heterograph (noun)
c)
implication (noun)
d)
homograph (noun)
119.
words that sound the same as other words, but they have different spellings and different meanings.
a)
heterograph (noun)
b)
implication (noun)
c)
homophone (noun)
d)
homograph (noun)
120.
something hinted at or suggested, but not said directly
a)
implication (noun)
b)
heterograph (noun)
c)
homophone (noun)
d)
homograph (noun)
121.
Emily had an __________-ability to paint and was creating amazing artwork with no formal training at the age of three.
a)
innate
b)
mortal
c)
native
d)
vital
122.
Every living organism is ____________ and will eventually die.
a)
mortal
b)
native
c)
vital
d)
vivacious
123.
She is proud to be a ___________ New Yorker, born and raised in Brooklyn.
a)
native
b)
vital
c)
vivacious
d)
revive
124.
My nurse played a _________role in my recovery, and without her I would still be very ill.
a)
vital
b)
vivacious
c)
revive
d)
mortality
125.
At the age of 75, my ____________neighbor lives an active and exciting life.
a)
vivacious
b)
revive
c)
mortality
d)
mortuary
126.
The doctor tried to _________ the patient using CPR.
a)
revive
b)
mortality
c)
mortuary
d)
nationality
127.
Surviving a near-death car accident has reminded me of my own ___________.
a)
mortality
b)
mortuary
c)
nationality
d)
mortify
128.
The flowers were delivered to the _______________ for my great uncle’s funeral.
a)
mortuary
b)
nationality
c)
mortify
d)
sanctity
129.
I asked about the actress who plays Wonder Woman's _________ because I couldn't place her accent. It turns out Gal Gadot is from Israel.
a)
nationality
b)
mortify
c)
sanctity
d)
acuity
130.
It would _________Jean if she knew she was walking around all day with spinach stuck between her two front teeth.
a)
mortify
b)
sanctity
c)
acuity
d)
tranquility
131.
On the field trip we had to remind the students to respect the _____ of the mission chapel and not play around and be loud.
a)
sanctity
b)
acuity
c)
tranquility
d)
absurdity
132.
Hawks have great visual ______and can see eight times farther than a human.
a)
acuity
b)
tranquility
c)
absurdity
d)
affinity
133.
She knew that the _________ of the lake would help calm and relax her.
a)
tranquility
b)
absurdity
c)
affinity
d)
hardship
134.
I tried not to laugh at the ______ of the story Emmy was trying to tell us to explain what she was doing with the candy we caught her trying to steal from my stash.
a)
absurdity
b)
affinity
c)
hardship
d)
companionship
135.
Some people you feel an immediate ______for and easily become friends. Other people you have to work at liking.
a)
affinity
b)
hardship
c)
companionship
d)
citizenship
136.
Covid 19 has caused more than one_____for families. Between schools closing and people losing their jobs, even people who don't get sick are hurt by the pandemic
a)
hardship
b)
companionship
c)
citizenship
d)
craftsmanship
137.
During quarantine Emmy misses the ____________ of having friends her age to play with.
a)
companionship
b)
citizenship
c)
craftsmanship
d)
kinship
138.
The Greeks developed the modern concept of __________, with the rights and responsibilities that come with it.
a)
citizenship
b)
craftsmanship
c)
kinship
d)
imply
139.
I was amazed at the _________ of the wood cutting board my father made for us. It is amazing and beautiful.
a)
craftsmanship
b)
kinship
c)
imply
d)
implicit
140.
After working closely together on the project the team had a sense of _____ and became good friends.
a)
kinship
b)
mortal
c)
innate
d)
explicit
141.
She got upset when she thought we were trying to ______ that she had taken the candy even though we didn't explicitly say we thought she stole it.
a)
imply
b)
native
c)
mortal
d)
explicitly
142.
There was an _______ agreement (even though neither of them said anything about it) that if she didn't tell on him he would share the chips he took from the kitchen.
a)
implicit
b)
vital
c)
native
d)
explicit
143.
I try to always give ____instructions on assignments so that everyone knows exactly what to do.
a)
explicit
b)
vivacious
c)
vague
d)
immortal
144.
Since her mom had not ________ told her not to take her hamster to school in her backpack she didn't understand why she got so mad. She didn't see how she had broken any rule since she had never heard one about hamsters in backpacks.
a)
explicitly
b)
implicitly
c)
vivaciously
d)
homograph
145.
When I was reading the sentence I knew the ________ "bow" rhymes with "now" and not "no" because it was talking about a part of a boat, not what you tie or the thing you shoot arrows with.
a)
heteronym/heterophone
b)
synonym
c)
antonym
d)
homophone
146.
We will read a book about about an _____ family that never ages and can't die.
a)
immortal
b)
mortuary
c)
mortality
d)
heterograph
147.
The ______"bow" can mean to bend forward, like "take a bow" or mean the front of a ship.
a)
homograph
b)
heterograph
c)
synonym
d)
antonym
148.
The words "presence" and "presents" are __________ and heterographs because they sound the same, but have different meanings and spellings.
a)
homophones
b)
homopgraphs
c)
synonyms
d)
adjectives
149.
_______ are homophones that are spelled differently.
a)
Heterographs
b)
Heterophones
c)
Synonyms
d)
Homographs
150.
Even though he didn't come out and say it, the __________that he would tell on her if she didn't share the candy she stole from their sister was clear.
a)
implication
b)
acuity
c)
sanctity
d)
native
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