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Unit 6 Vocab Review

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To stop by force, put down

a)

musty

b)

rampant

c)

deft

d)

suppress

2.

To comfort or console

a)

solace

b)

destitute

c)

venal

d)

brandish

3.

Running wild

a)

suppress

b)

rampant

c)

inopportune

d)

extirpate

4.

Deprived of the necessities of life; lacking

a)

solace

b)

deft

c)

premeditated

d)

destitute

5.

Choose the correct vocabulary word for the synonym magnificent.

a)

musty

b)

stately

c)

deft

d)

extirpate

6.

Choose the correct vocabulary word for the synonym portentous.

a)

supple

b)

comprise

c)

ominous

d)

solace

7.

Choose the correct vocabulary word for the synonym yield.

a)

acceded

b)

rampant

c)

explicit

d)

brandish

8.

Choose the correct vocabulary word for the synonym antiquated.

a)

supple

b)

venal

c)

musty

d)

pinnacle

9.

Choose the correct vocabulary word for the antonym instigated.

a)

supple

b)

premeditated

c)

rampant

d)

suppressed

10.

Choose the correct vocabulary word for the antonym clumsy.

a)

deft

b)

supple

c)

explicit

d)

musty

11.

Choose the correct vocabulary word for the antonym stiff.

a)

venal

b)

pinnacle

c)

supple

d)

solace

12.

Choose the correct vocabulary word for the antonym instigated.

a)

solace

b)

destitute

c)

suppressed

d)

musty

13.

The mayor surrounded himself with ________ politicians who were scandalous.

a)

supple

b)

venal

c)

solace

d)

rampant

14.

The school she represented was ________ of a variety of students.

a)

comprised

b)

acceded

c)

officious

d)

rampant

15.

Winning the state championship, the team reached the ________ of the school year.

a)

deft

b)

pinnacle

c)

ominous

d)

solace

16.

to yield to; to assume an office or dignity

a)

destitute

b)

accede

c)

inopportune

d)

deft

17.

to wave or flourish in a menacing or vigorous fashion

a)

explicit

b)

brandish

c)

ironic

d)

extirpate

18.

to include or contain; to be made up of

a)

comprise

b)

brandish

c)

musty

d)

ironic

19.

skillful, nimble

a)

extirpate

b)

comprise

c)

deft

d)

accede

20.

deprived of the necessities of life; lacking in

a)

inopportune

b)

destitute

c)

explicit

d)

extirpate

21.

definite, clearly stated

a)

deft

b)

accede

c)

musty

d)

explicit

22.

to tear up by the roots; to destroy totally

a)

extirpate

b)

brandish

c)

musty

d)

comprise

23.

happening at a bad time; not appropriate

a)

brandish

b)

accede

c)

destitute

d)

inopportune

24.

suggesting a difference between what might be expected and what actually happens; sarcastic

a)

ironic

b)

comprise

c)

deft

d)

destitute

25.

stale, moldy; out of date

a)

musty

b)

ironic

c)

inopportune

d)

extirpate

26.

Houses that have been closed up for a very long time often have an unpleasantly ____ smell about them.

a)

inopportune

b)

musty

c)

ironic

d)

destitute

27.

The people in Houston, Texas fled their homes and were left ____ as the flooding destroyed their homes and possessions.

a)

inopportune

b)

musty

c)

ironic

d)

destitute

28.

In Southern Gothic Literature, the stories are famous for their _____ endings and twists. The characters that seem nice in the beginning are often the most grotesque.

a)

inopportune

b)

musty

c)

ironic

d)

destitute

29.

My neighbor stopped to talk to me at the most _____ time when I was about to leave for work.

a)

inopportune

b)

musty

c)

ironic

d)

destitute

30.

Ronaldo is considered an extremely ____ soccer player, much like David Beckham used to be back in the 2000s.

a)

extirpate

b)

explicit

c)

brandish

d)

deft

31.

I have been quite _____ in my instructions: DO NOT HAVE YOUR PHONE WITH YOU WHILE WE ARE TAKING A TEST.

a)

extirpate

b)

explicit

c)

brandish

d)

deft

32.

The soldiers would _____ their swords when advancing the field towards their enemies.

a)

extirpate

b)

explicit

c)

brandish

d)

deft

33.

We must do everything we can to ____ discrimination and inequity from American society.

a)

extirpate

b)

explicit

c)

brandish

d)

deft

34.

Amazon was not willing to ____ to the employees' demand to create a labor union.

a)

clearly expressed

b)

accede

c)

to include

d)

not appropriate

35.

The standard essays we write in school usually ____ 5 paragraphs: an introductory paragraph, 3 body paragraphs, and a conclusion paragraph.

a)

clearly expressed

b)

accede

c)

comprise

d)

not appropriate

36.

Though I was frustrated with the outcome of our debate, I had to at last ___ that her points were more valid than mine.

a)

accede

b)

comprise

c)

solace

d)

extirpate

37.

The child leapt from his bedsheets, ___ing the flashlight in the air as if it were a sword.

a)

supress

b)

accede

c)

brandish

d)

extirpate

38.

It took months to complete, but the researchers were proud of the academic paper that ___d all of the results they'd discovered over the last seven years.

a)

extirpate

b)

accede

c)

comprise

d)

solace

39.

With a ___ hand, the painter quickly altered the portrait to include the subject's freckles, and I was amazed at how expertly she was able to fix her mistake.

a)

premeditated

b)

ironic

c)

explicit

d)

deft

40.

Many families in our former neighborhood lost jobs in the economic crash, and those who once felt stable in their earnings feared becoming ___.

a)

stately

b)

musty

c)

destitute

d)

officious

41.

I don't like novels where the themes are vague instead of ___; I don't want to think too hard about what I read!

a)

inopportune

b)

venal

c)

rampant

d)

explicit

42.

Our justice system is a mess, but that doesn't mean we should entirely ___ it; surely some of its principles are worth keeping.

a)

accede

b)

extirpate

c)

suppress

d)

brandish

43.

Although I really enjoy talking with my boyfriend, he called at a very ___ moment, as I was in the middle of a video job interview.

a)

inopportune

b)

ironic

c)

deft

d)

stately

44.

How ___ that the one quality I believed made me perfect for this job is the exact quality they fired me for!

a)

ironic

b)

supple

c)

ominous

d)

rampant

45.

Weirdly enough, I always enjoy the ___ smell of old basements, although most people would plug their noses in disgust.

a)

ominous

b)

premeditated

c)

musty

d)

officious

46.

I just wanted to be left alone, but the ___ sales lady wanted to see every pair of jeans I tried on in order to give her unsolicited advice.

a)

officious

b)

ironic

c)

deft

d)

pinnacle

47.

Joel noticed the ___ signs of a breakup long before his girlfriend actually called it quits, and that made him more prepared for the bad news.

a)

ominous

b)

officious

c)

stately

d)

supple

48.

I didn't want to think I'd reached the ___ of our relationship when we had only been together for six months, because it meant there was nothing else to look forward to.

a)

solace

b)

venal

c)

premeditated

d)

pinnacle

49.

The heist had clearly been ___; the job was so well-conceived and carried out that it had to have taken hours of planning.

a)

explicit

b)

rampant

c)

premeditated

d)

ominous

50.

The ___ cheating that occurs in this school occurs only because the administration will do nothing to stop the numerous students involved!

a)

inopportune

b)

destitute

c)

musty

d)

rampant

51.

When I feel as if the world is against me, I find ___ in playing the piano, and I will escape into my imagination for an hour or so when I play.

a)

pinnacle

b)

extirpate

c)

ironic

d)

solace

52.

The ___ attire and manners of the ambassador and his wife were evidence of their fine upbringing.

a)

deft

b)

ironic

c)

stately

d)

destitute

53.

Young toddlers love the ___ nature of play-doh, and they can spend hours molding it into shapes.

a)

supple

b)

venal

c)

ominous

d)

officious

54.

Teachers who attempt to ___ discussion in the classroom perhaps need to take a different approach to allowing students to express themselves.

a)

accede

b)

suppress

c)

brandish

d)

comprise

55.

Found guilty for his ___ crime, Senator Smith attempted to claim innocence, but the evidence overwhelmingly suggested that he'd taken more than one bribe.

a)

venal

b)

musty

c)

destitute

d)

stately