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1984: Books 1 & 2 Vocabulary:

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

POLLYSYLLABIC

a)

Mexican bread, "pan dulce."

b)

Polly's new language terms.

c)

Words with more than two syllables.

d)

Many strands of saliva dripping from a student's mouth.

2.

SYSTEMATIZED

a)

To be a system of the down.

b)

To magnetize a file cabinet.

c)

To organize or put in order.

d)

To put a system in chaos.

3.

INSCRUTABLE

a)

A bundt cake that has scrutables on top.

b)

A special type of hair tie.

c)

Scratching an itch.

d)

Mysterious or not easily understood.

4.

DISCOUNTENANCED

a)

To show disapproval of, or to be embarrassed.

b)

To show a discontinued book.

c)

A condition of an elderly person who wears diapers.

d)

The continuing of disconnecting things.

5.

RENEGADE

a)

A person who joins the baseball team and the swim team.

b)

A person who deserts a party or a cause for another party or cause.

c)

A cowboy.

d)

A generator.

6.

DISDAIN

a)

to disrespect an elderly woman.

b)

depise; scorn; to look upon or treat with contempt.

c)

to decorate a tree.

d)

to ordain an unworthy person.

7.

GAMBOLING

a)

Run down a street while screaming, "Help!"

b)

Slowly walk about.

c)

Frolic

d)

Run a track race.

8.

SABOTEUR

a)

a person who underhandedly interferes with production, work, or a cause.

b)

a person who dances the Cumbia.

c)

a person who dances the Salsa.

d)

a person who dances the French Tango.

9.

REPUDIATE

a)

to accept authority without question.

b)

to pay money in reparations to a damaged person.

c)

to reject with disapproval or condemnation.

d)

to cast a donkey pie at a rebooted robot.

10.

COLLATE

a)

to spread over time.

b)

to agree to disagree.

c)

to make like toothpaste.

d)

to arrange in proper sequence.

11.

REPROACH

a)

to find a reason.

b)

to blame.

c)

to reverse a porch swing.

d)

to reapproach in a timid manner.

12.

PRODIGIES

a)

a person having extraordinary talents or abilities.

b)

a person having extraordinary probing skills.

c)

a person having no significance to the outside world.

d)

a person who prodes at cows in the herd for identification.

13.

GELATINOUS

a)

to excuse the behavior of a person.

b)

to be a cool kid in school.

c)

the consistency of jelly.

d)

to be at peace with the world.

14.

COLLECTIVISM (politically speaking)

a)

Liberalism.

b)

Conservatism.

c)

Capitalism.

d)

Socialism.

15.

SORDID

a)

noble and caring.

b)

poor and run-down.

c)

selfless and giving.

d)

patriotic and prideful.

16.

STRATUM

a)

layers next to each other.

b)

layers upon another.

c)

artificial lines.

d)

organic lines.

17.

UNPROCURABLE

a)

very obtainable.

b)

not obtainable.

c)

not curable.

d)

very curable.

18.

CUMBERSOME

a)

clumsy and cute.

b)

clumsy and burdensome.

c)

clumsy and light.

d)

clumsy and bearable.

19.

INNUMERABLE

a)

measurable

b)

numbered

c)

myriad

d)

finite

20.

OFFICIOUSNESS

a)

unconcerning

b)

indifferenceness

c)

carelessness

d)

intrusiveness

21.

VENERATE

a)

disregard

b)

disrespect

c)

detest

d)

revere

22.

MEDITATIVELY

a)

judging

b)

ignorantly

c)

thoughtfully

d)

assessment

23.

ALTERCATION

a)

squabble

b)

relationship

c)

affection

d)

agreement

24.

GUISE

a)

personality

b)

reality

c)

cloak

d)

character

25.

AQUILINE

a)

catlike

b)

straight

c)

beaklike

d)

doglike

26.

DRIVELING

a)

blabbering

b)

tight-lipped

c)

quiet

d)

bouncing a basketbll

27.

DUTIFULLY

a)

dishonorably

b)

unjustly

c)

unfairly

d)

honorably

28.

CONFESSION

a)

concealment

b)

denial

c)

admission

d)

hidden

29.

BALMINESS

a)

soapy and bubbly

b)

soft and soothing

c)

hard and cold

d)

disruptive and loud

30.

FORGERY

a)

accurate

b)

honesty

c)

falsification

d)

production

31.

PROLIFERAATE

a)

procreation

b)

lessen

c)

decline

d)

destroy

32.

JOSTLE

a)

repress

b)

stand or pace

c)

pull or lift

d)

push or shove

33.

REFUTE

a)

disprove

b)

prove

c)

argue

d)

praise

34.

HERETIC

a)

believer

b)

true believer

c)

dissenter

d)

prayerful

35.

POSTERITY

a)

partner

b)

lineage

c)

past

d)

parent

36.

INCRIMINATE

a)

exonerate

b)

pardon

c)

implicate

d)

ignore

37.

IRREPRESSIBLE

a)

depressed

b)

hopeless

c)

boisterous

d)

serious

38.

DEBAUCHERY

a)

benevolence or undecided

b)

virtue or honesty

c)

moderation or mercifulness

d)

revelry or depravity

39.

LISTLESS

a)

lifeless or passive

b)

lively or agressive

c)

active or alert

d)

alive or awake

40.

CRISIS

a)

blessing

b)

agreement

c)

benefit

d)

catastrophe