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Vocabulary 90 Words Practice (2)

Total questions: 90

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
something that is dangerous
a)

prosaic

b)

peril

c)

havoc

d)

derision

2.
expressing sympathy or sorrow
a)

condole

b)

crevice

c)

terse

d)

quaver

3.
A facial expression of pain or disgust.
a)

Vex

b)

Derision

c)

Grimace

d)

Listless

4.
A power that is thought to determine the course of events.
a)

fate

b)

flourish

c)

peril

d)

condole

5.
The tendency to believe or trust to readily.
a)

hypocritical

b)

appease

c)

concede

d)

credulity

6.
Something that is dull or ordinary.
a)

formidable

b)

peril

c)

prosaic

d)

incessant

7.
Something, such as money, that is received for payment.
a)

appease

b)

respite

c)

furtive

d)

Compensation

8.
The acceptance of something that is inescapable
a)

peril

b)

resignation

c)

fate

d)

explicit

9.
To create or plan, an idea
a)

profound

b)

formidable

c)

conceive

d)

bleak

10.
To make someone feel annoyed, frustrated or worried
a)

vex

b)

obstinate

c)

inundate

d)

ecstatic

11.
to smother, cut off, or prevent
a)

stifle

b)

succumb

c)

brusque

d)

loathe

12.
a narrow opening or crack
a)

oblique

b)

abate

c)

vex

d)

crevice

13.
shameless, boldness, or daring
a)

derision

b)

subordinate

c)

audacity

d)

vehemently

14.
doing something with intense emotion
a)

emphatic

b)

listless

c)

vehemently

d)

belligerent

15.
jeering laughter, mocking, or ridicule
a)

ostentatiously

b)

derision

c)

impulsive

d)

ecstatic

16.
someone being false or deceptive, holding higher standards of others than themselves
a)

hypocritical

b)

formidable

c)

inundate

d)

assimilate

17.
to feel horror or shock about something
a)

appalled

b)

emphatic

c)

ecstatic

d)

loathe

18.
acting in a way that is exaggerated to attract attention
a)

qualm

b)

terse

c)

ostentatiously

d)

brusque

19.
acting in a way that is showing anger or shock over something that is unjust or unfair
a)

impassive

b)

indignantly

c)

deft

d)

fleeting

20.
to strongly hate or dislike something very much
a)

loathe

b)

vex

c)

belligerent

d)

abate

21.
obvious or very easy to see
a)

hidden

b)

flourish

c)

implicit

d)

conspicuous

22.
to take great joy or pleasure in something
a)

condole

b)

exasperate

c)

relish

d)

brusque

23.
to pacify or lesson the anger of, usually by making concessions, to please
a)

appease

b)

abate

c)

innate

d)

ecstatic

24.
change, a system in which conflicting or competing forces are at work
a)

feign

b)

dynamic

c)

chastise

d)

initiate

25.
the viewpoint on or understanding of something, point of view
a)

benign

b)

perspective

c)

fate

d)

derision

26.
the process of making a choice only after carefully considering its likely effects.
a)

deliberate

b)

succumb

c)

initiate

d)

appease

27.
to be unknown or unidentified by name
a)

desolate

b)

reprieve

c)

monotonous

d)

anonymous

28.
to act quickly before thinking about the consequences
a)

implicit

b)

belligerent

c)

impulsive

d)

concede

29.
to feel retrained, held back, or self-conscious.
a)

furtive

b)

anonymous

c)

inhibit

d)

teeming

30.
becoming less in amount or intensity
a)

desolate

b)

abate

c)

teeming

d)

qualm

31.
to become like one's environment
a)

assimilate

b)

initiate

c)

appease

d)

adamant

32.
to give up or acknowledge defeat
a)

concede

b)

deliberate

c)

fate

d)

inundate

33.
to spread out or move away from each other
a)

terse

b)

dissipate

c)

dynamic

d)

concise

34.
behavior that is irregular, unpredictable, or unusual
a)

exasperate

b)

wane

c)

impulsive

d)

erratic

35.
ornamental embellishment in writing, or to thrive or achieve success
a)

relish

b)

flourish

c)

wallow

d)

appease

36.
C - the lifespan of a person or object; it can also refer to a particularly long life
a)

stifle

b)

concise

c)

longevity

d)

fleeting

37.
easily influenced or controlled by other people, can be molded or bend
a)

exploit

b)

malleable

c)

adamant

d)

apathy

38.
to give or supply
a)

render

b)

listless

c)

feign

d)

deft

39.
position is lower or lesser in rank than another
a)

undulate

b)

succumb

c)

oblique

d)

subordinate

40.
unwilling to change
a)

adamant

b)

dynamic

c)

impassive

d)

pervasive

41.
acting with bravery or boldness
a)

furtive

b)

deft

c)

audacious

d)

incessant

42.
a brief statement that is short, clear, and right to the point.
a)

concise

b)

fleeting

c)

explicit

d)

abate

43.
to greatly annoy or be greatly annoyed
a)

vehemently

b)

exasperate

c)

chastise

d)

exult

44.
someone that is deeply thoughtful often in a sad or serious way
a)

deft

b)

incessant

c)

profound

d)

pensive

45.
is a temporary relief from or cancellation of a punishment; it can also be a relief from something, such as pain or trouble of some kind
a)

respite

b)

wane

c)

reprieve

d)

adamant

46.
a person or country that is aggressive, very unfriendly, and likely to start a fight
a)

belligerent

b)

chastise

c)

exuberant

d)

assimilate

47.
kind, gentle, and harmless, will not cause death or serious harm.
a)

deft

b)

apathy

c)

benign

d)

condole

48.

overjoyed or extremely happy

a)

exasperated

b)

ecstatic

c)

emphatic

d)

incessant

49.
extremely thin because of starvation or illness
a)

flourish

b)

deft

c)

emaciated

d)

bleak

50.
act of courage or bravery, to make use of and derive benefit from
a)

implicit

b)

exploit

c)

explicit

d)

formidable

51.
impressively powerful
a)

deft

b)

formidable

c)

brusque

d)

aloof

52.
to begin or start something
a)

exploit

b)

flourish

c)

initiate

d)

innate

53.
repetitious and boring
a)

monotonous

b)

terse

c)

teeming

d)

inundate

54.
appears to be everywhere, widespread
a)

profound

b)

pensive

c)

appease

d)

pervasive

55.
to give in or yield to something
a)

succumb

b)

obstinate

c)

reprieve

d)

perspective

56.
something that is full of something else
a)

teeming

b)

obstinate

c)

dissipate

d)

inundate

57.
to display great excitement
a)

exuberant

b)

emaciated

c)

incessant

d)

listless

58.
to do things secretly or sneakily
a)

fleeting

b)

qualm

c)

furtive

d)

squalor

59.
great disorder, widespread destruction, and much confusion
a)

havoc

b)

incessant

c)

chastise

d)

pervasive

60.
a quality of someone is present since birth or is a quality of something that is essential to it
a)

formidable

b)

initiate

c)

innate

d)

furtive

61.
to behave in an ill-tempered, childish, or unreasonable way
a)

petulant

b)

impulsive

c)

terse

d)

aloof

62.
of deep meaning
a)

exploit

b)

profound

c)

render

d)

respite

63.
a short period of rest or pause
a)

teeming

b)

fleeting

c)

respite

d)

feign

64.
very dirty and unpleasant conditions
a)

wallow

b)

squalor

c)

derision

d)

bleak

65.
to rise and fall
a)

incessant

b)

undulate

c)

impassive

d)

furtive

66.
distancing or detaching
a)

profound

b)

prosaic

c)

aloof

d)

listless

67.
to show great pleasure or rejoice about something or someone
a)

wallow

b)

exult

c)

render

d)

exasperate

68.
to immerse, roll, or absorb oneself lazily in it; wallow can also refer to being very involved in a negative feeling, such as wallowing in misery or self-pity.
a)

relish

b)

flourish

c)

gaunt

d)

wallow

69.
when something gradually becomes weaker or lessens
a)

wane

b)

feign

c)

terse

d)

bleak

70.
sad, depressing, and offers little hope
a)

appalled

b)

listless

c)

bleak

d)

prosaic

71.
with skill and quick
a)

abate

b)

deft

c)

aloof

d)

pensive

72.
extremely thin often due to an illness or because of lack of food
a)

bleak

b)

gaunt

c)

furtive

d)

pervasive

73.
to be overwhelmed with things or people
a)

quaver

b)

inundate

c)

furtive

d)

listless

74.
something that is not straightforward or to the point, is is vague and misleading
a)

explicit

b)

oblique

c)

adamant

d)

furtive

75.
an abrupt, quick, rude, or impolite manner
a)

brusque

b)

chastise

c)

desolate

d)

abate

76.
showing or giving emphasis, expressing clearly
a)

emphatic

b)

apathetic

c)

brusque

d)

feign

77.
pretend to be affected by a feeling, state, or injury
a)

feign

b)

furtive

c)

impassive

d)

oblique

78.
not showing emotion
a)

deliberate

b)

pensive

c)

deft

d)

impassive

79.
not direct, implied, understood without having to say it
a)

explicit

b)

implicit

c)

concise

d)

benign

80.
to shake or tremble
a)

succumb

b)

quaver

c)

undulate

d)

dissipate

81.
something that can be touched thus making it real
a)

furtive

b)

relish

c)

tangible

d)

innate

82.
to be short and to the point, often abrupt and rude
a)

terse

b)

impassive

c)

formidable

d)

deft

83.
lack of interest or evolvement, no desire to change or improve
a)

impassive

b)

pervasive

c)

apathy

d)

inhibit

84.
to speak to someone angrily or harshly punish
a)

chastise

b)

inundate

c)

listless

d)

vex

85.
unused, empty of life, deserted, lonely
a)

furtive

b)

gaunt

c)

desolate

d)

squalor

86.
something that lasts a short time and then fades away
a)

wane

b)

relish

c)

grimace

d)

fleeting

87.
something that continues on for a long time without stopping
a)

adamant

b)

incessant

c)

pensive

d)

fleeting

88.
to lack energy and interest and are unwilling to exert any energy
a)

listless

b)

chastise

c)

apathy

d)

wallow

89.
stubborn, refusing to change their mind
a)

pensive

b)

adamant

c)

terse

d)

obstinate

90.
to have doubt or worry
a)

condole

b)

qualm

c)

peril

d)

appease

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