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Vocabulary Units 4-6

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

associated, connected

a)

affiliated

b)

ascertain

c)

attainment

d)

bequeath

2.

to find out

a)

esteem

b)

ascertain

c)

converge

d)

disperse

3.

an accomplishment, the act of achieving

a)

expunge

b)

finite

c)

attainment

d)

panacea

4.

to give or pass on as an inheritance

a)

esteem

b)

disperse

c)

malevolent

d)

bequeath

5.

forceful, convincing; relevant, to the point

a)

cogent

b)

affiliated

c)

finite

d)

nonchalant

6.

to move toward one point, approach nearer together

a)

panacea

b)

converge

c)

esteem

d)

omniscient

7.

to scatter, spread far and wide

a)

expunge

b)

bequeath

c)

disperse

d)

esteem

8.

to regard highly; a highly favorable opinion or judgment

a)

expunge

b)

ascertain

c)

bequeath

d)

esteem

9.

to erase; obliterate, destroy

a)

expunge

b)

converge

c)

finite

d)

nonchalant

10.

having limits; lasting for a limited time

a)

cogent

b)

finite

c)

invulnerable

d)

malevolent

11.

not able to be wounded or hurt; shielded against attack

a)

cogent

b)

affiliated

c)

invulnerable

d)

nonchalant

12.

spiteful, showing ill will

a)

finite

b)

omniscient

c)

esteem

d)

malevolent

13.

cool and confident, unconcerned

a)

nonchalant

b)

omniscient

c)

finite

d)

affiliated

14.

knowing everything; having unlimited awareness or understanding

a)

invulnerable

b)

omniscient

c)

ascertain

d)

disperse

15.

a remedy for all ills; cure-all

a)

bequeath

b)

malevolent

c)

panacea

d)

nonchalant

16.

Which word is a synonym for discover?

a)

ascertain

b)

affiliate

c)

bequeath

d)

cogent

17.

Which word is an antonym for failure?

a)

cogent

b)

attain

c)

affiliate

d)

ascertain

18.

Which word is a synonym for persuasive?

a)

bequeath

b)

affiliate

c)

cogent

d)

ascertain

19.

Which word is an antonym for separate?

a)

disperse

b)

esteem

c)

expunge

d)

converge

20.

Which word is an antonym for assemble?

a)

converge

b)

disperse

c)

esteem

d)

finite

21.

Which word is a synonym for admire?

a)

finite

b)

expunge

c)

converge

d)

esteem

22.

Which word is a synonym for erase?

a)

expunge

b)

converge

c)

disperse

d)

esteem

23.

Which word is an antonym for defenseless?

a)

malevolent

b)

nonchalant

c)

omniscient

d)

invulnerable

24.

Which word is an antonym for compassionate?

a)

nonchalant

b)

malevolent

c)

omniscient

d)

panacea

25.

Which word is a synonym for wise?

a)

invulnerable

b)

nonchalant

c)

omniscient

d)

omniscient

26.
to walk heavily or slowly
a)
plod
b)
assent
c)
repose
d)
embark
27.
I can't believe he had the ___ to embarrass me in front of the entire class by telling them who I had a crush on!
a)
temerity
b)
discrepancy
c)
dearth
d)
clemency
28.
The knight in shining armor placed his cloak down upon the puddle, so the princess could walk without getting her feet wet.  He is so ___.
a)
chivalrous
b)
virulent
c)
diffident
d)
infallible
29.
syn. - disagreement, disparity
a)
discrepancy
b)
benefactor
c)
temerity
d)
dearth
30.
selfless, concerned with the well-being of others
a)
altruistic
b)
pungent
c)
facile
d)
truculent
31.
ant. - insincere, phony, fake, pretend
a)
unfeigned
b)
infallible
c)
remiss
d)
altruistic
32.

The quiz was so ___ that the entire class got a 100% even though no one studied.

a)

facile

b)

indomitable

c)

pungent

d)

truculent

33.
syn. - fierce, cruel, brutal, savage
a)
truculent
b)
unfeigned
c)
facile
d)
diffident
34.
After school I am always tempted to ___ before starting my homework since the school day always tires me out.
a)
repose
b)
embark
c)
assent
d)
plod
35.
Careless or neglectful, not paying attention to details.
a)
remiss
b)
truculent
c)
diffident
d)
virulent
36.
ant. - abundance, wealth, plethora
a)
dearth
b)
assent
c)
temerity
d)
discrepency
37.
spicy, powerful in taste or smell, intense
a)
pungent
b)
unfeigned
c)
chivalrous
d)
indomitable
38.
a person who helps others, someone who donates to charity
a)
benefactor
b)
temerity
c)
dearth
d)
repose
39.
The young girl was so ___  and shy that she was scared to ask her teacher for help.
a)
diffident
b)
remiss
c)
truculent
d)
virulent
40.
Currently, the Pittsburgh Steelers seem to be ___ because they cannot be beaten.
a)
indomitable
b)
infallible
c)
chivalrous
d)
altruistic
41.
mercy, mildness, leniency
a)
clemency
b)
repose
c)
temerity
d)
dearth
42.
The virus attacking so many patients at the hospital was so ___ that the doctors were worried no one could survive it.
a)
virulent
b)
diffident
c)
pungent
d)
altruistic
43.
to express agreement, to consent to
a)
assent
b)
plod
c)
repose
d)
embark
44.
We were about to ___ on a journey that would take us miles away from our home, and we couldn't wait to get started.
a)
embark
b)
plod
c)
assent
d)
repose
45.
ant. -imperfect, flawed
a)
infallible
b)
indomitable
c)
chivalrous
d)
pungent
46.
To yield to; to assume an office or dignity 
a)
inopportune
b)
musty
c)
accede
d)
brandish
47.
to include or contain; to be made up of 
a)
brandish
b)
deft
c)
explicit
d)
comprise
48.
deprived of the necessities of life; lacking in
a)
explicit
b)
destitute 
c)
deft
d)
officious
49.
to wave or flourish in a menacing or vigorous fashion 
a)
brandish
b)
extirpate
c)
pinnacle
d)
rampant 
50.
skillful, nimble
a)
ominous
b)
pinnacle
c)
deft
d)
supple
51.
definite, clearly stated 
a)
explicit
b)
officious
c)
extirpate
d)
solace 
52.
to tear up by the roots; to destroy totally 
a)
suppress
b)
extirpate
c)
deft
d)
ominous
53.
suggesting an incongruity between what might be expected and what actually happens; given to irony, sarcastic
a)
officious
b)
pinnacle
c)
 ironic
d)
extirpate
54.
meddling; excessively forward in offering services or assuming authority 
a)
comprise
b)
officious
c)
stately
d)
venal 
55.
a high peak or point
a)
venal
b)
suppress 
c)
solace
d)
pinnacle 
56.
coming at a bad time; not appropriate 
a)
inopportune
b)
extirpate
c)
brandish
d)
destitute 
57.
stale, moldy; out-of-date
a)
deft
b)
rampant
c)
venal
d)
musty 
58.
unfavorable, threatening, of bad omen
a)
officious
b)
ominous
c)
premeditated 
d)
stately 
59.
considered beforehand, deliberately planned
a)
premeditated 
b)
rampant
c)
solace
d)
stately 
60.
growing without check, running wild 
a)
premeditated 
b)
supple
c)
suppress
d)
rampant 
61.
comfort, relief; to comfort, console
a)
deft
b)
destitute 
c)
solace
d)
supple 
62.
dignified, majestic
a)
supple
b)
venale
c)
rampant
d)
stately 
63.
bending easily; bending with agility; readily adaptable, servile 
a)
accede
b)
supple
c)
solace
d)
venal
64.
to stop by force, put down
a)
rampant
b)
suppress
c)
extirpate
d)
explicit 
65.
open to or markedly bribery or corruption 
a)
venal
b)
premeditated
c)
destitute  
d)
officious