Free Printable Unit 1-6 Vocabulary (grade 9) REVIEW UNIT

1.

A synonym for OPAQUE

a)

extravagant

b)

transparent

c)

optional

d)

hazy

2.

A synonym for PROTOTYPE

a)

model

b)

symbol

c)

summary

d)

paraphrase

3.

A synonym for PARAMOUNT

a)

parenthetical

b)

ancillary

c)

supreme

d)

progressive

4.

A synonym for HEW

a)

chop

b)

hold to

c)

correspond

d)

shape

5.

A synonym for ABSCOND

a)

run off and hidden

b)

made clear and easy

c)

obscured

d)

duplicated

6.

A synonym for SUCCUMBED

a)

apologized

b)

conformed

c)

dedicated

d)

yielded

7.

A synonym for STAGNANT

a)

inactive

b)

whimsical

c)

erroneous

d)

placid

8.

A synonym for DOLEFUL

a)

sorrowful

b)

joyous

c)

greedy

d)

aggressive

9.

A synonym for PRATTLE

a)

babble

b)

steal

c)

regret

d)

hunger

10.

A synonym for PARAMOUNT

a)

excessive

b)

dominant

c)

unimportant

d)

opaque

11.

A synonym for AUSPICIOUS

a)

contant

b)

babbling

c)

promising

d)

larceny

12.

A synonym for the word SUPERFLUOUS

a)

stealing

b)

yielding

c)

excess

d)

constant

13.

A synonym for ATONE

a)

opaque

b)

chaos

c)

make up for

d)

succumb

14.

A synonym for LARCENY

a)

stealing

b)

regret

c)

truthful

d)

anarchy

15.

A synony for SUCCUMB

a)

pompous

b)

opaque

c)

yield

d)

chaos

16.

A synonym for ANARCHY

a)

orderly

b)

organized

c)

chaos

d)

sadness

17.

A synonym for POMPOUS

a)

humble

b)

self-important

c)

sorrowful

d)

generous

18.

A lack of government and law; confusion

a)

fortunate

b)

anarchy

c)

opaque

d)

incinerate

19.

favorable, fortunate

a)

auspicious

b)

anarchy

c)

hoodwink

d)

daunt

20.

to overcome with fear to intimidate

a)

inanimate

b)

incinerate

c)

anarchy

d)

daunt

21.

to mislead by a trick to swindle

a)

hoodwink

b)

prototype

c)

rectify

d)

inanimate

22.

to burn to ashes

a)

larceny

b)

opaque

c)

incinerate

d)

rectify

23.

theft

a)

prototype

b)

rectify

c)

larceny

d)

auspicious

24.

bending readily, easily influenced

a)

pliant

b)

larceny

c)

daunt

d)

prototype

25.

an originial model on which later versions are patterned

a)

rectify

b)

opaque

c)

daunt

d)

prototype

26.

to make right, to correct

a)

rectify

b)

daunt

c)

hoodwink

d)

prototype

27.

not having life, without energy or spirit

a)

auspicious

b)

inanimate

c)

daunting

d)

pliant

28.

to run off and hide

a)

disentangle

b)

fated

c)

abscond

d)

reprieve

29.

approach or admittance to places, persons

a)

arduous

b)

access

c)

abscond

d)

fated

30.

hard to do, requiring much effort

a)

intrepid

b)

arduous

c)

revile

d)

reprieve

31.

to free from tangles or complications

a)

revile

b)

pompous

c)

reprieve

d)

disentangle

32.

determined in advance by destiny or fortune

a)

intrepid

b)

anarchy

c)

daunted

d)

fated

33.

very brave, fearless, unshakable

a)

pompous

b)

intrepid

c)

daunting

d)

revile

34.

overly self-important in speech and manor; excessively

a)

precipice

b)

pompous

c)

anarchy

d)

daunting

35.

a very steep cliff, the brink or edge of disaster

a)

hoodwink

b)

pompous

c)

revile

d)

precipice

36.

a temporary relief or delay

a)

daunt

b)

revile

c)

reprieve

d)

access

37.

to attakc with workds, call bad names

a)

abscond

b)

fated

c)

revile

d)

intrepid

38.

unreasonable, based on one's wishes or whims without regard for reason or fairness

a)

catalyst

b)

facilitate

c)

arbitrary

d)

slapdash

39.

a substance that sauces or hastens a chemical reaction

a)

paramount

b)

militant

c)

catalyst

d)

servitude

40.

to make easier, to assist

a)

facilitate

b)

incorrigible

c)

reprimand

d)

rebut

41.

not able to be corrected, beyond control

a)

slapdash

b)

incorrigible

c)

militant

d)

reprimand

42.

given to fighting, active and aggressive in support of a cause; an activist

a)

paramount

b)

incorrigible

c)

militant

d)

slapdash

43.

chief in importance; above all others

a)

incorrigible

b)

reprimand

c)

paramount

d)

supplant

44.

to offer arguments or evidence that contradict an assertion; to refute

a)

rebut

b)

reprieve

c)

fated

d)

hoodwink

45.

to scold, to find fault with; a rebuke

a)

intrepid

b)

anarchy

c)

reprimand

d)

servitude

46.

slavery, forced labor

a)

slapdash

b)

daunting

c)

catalyst

d)

servitude

47.

careless and hasty

a)

prim

b)

arbitrary

c)

slapdash

d)

intrepid

48.

a person who takes part in a crime

a)

morose

b)

accomplice

c)

rebuke

d)

prattle

49.

to destroy completely

a)

exodus

b)

annihilate

c)

brazen

d)

slapdash

50.

a large scale departure or flight

a)

latent

b)

morose

c)

succumb

d)

exodus

51.

hidden, present but not realized

a)

brazen

b)

exodus

c)

latent

d)

stagnant

52.

having a gloomy or sullen manner

a)

stagnent

b)

brazen

c)

pompous

d)

morose

53.

not letting light through; not clear or lucid

a)

transparent

b)

opaque

c)

succumb

d)

annihilate

54.

to talk in an aimless, foolish or simple way

a)

morose

b)

opaque

c)

hoodwink

d)

prattle

55.

not running or flowing, foul from standing still; inactive

a)

brazen

b)

intrepid

c)

exodus

d)

stagnant

56.

to give way to superior force, yield

a)

succumb

b)

latent

c)

morose

d)

accomplice

57.

to make up for

a)

atone

b)

accomplice

c)

morose

d)

revile

58.

believable

a)

hamper

b)

tenacious

c)

credible

d)

lucid

59.

sad, dreary

a)

succumb

b)

hamper

c)

doleful

d)

tenacious

60.

to hold back

a)

hamper

b)

doleful

c)

intrepid

d)

morose

61.

poor, in a state of poverty; depleted

a)

impoverished

b)

supplant

c)

tenacious

d)

sardonic

62.

easy to understand, clear, rational, sane

a)

posthumous

b)

lucid

c)

tenacious

d)

sardonic

63.

occuring or published after death

a)

supplant

b)

posthumous

c)

morose

d)

doleful

64.

grimly or scornfully mocking; bitterly sarcastic

a)

impoverished

b)

atone

c)

credible

d)

sardonic

65.

to take the place of, supersede

a)

sardonic

b)

supplant

c)

intrepid

d)

atone

66.

holding fast, holding togther firmly; persistent

a)

doleful

b)

atone

c)

tenacious

d)

morose

67.

slavery, any state of being bound or held down

a)

superfluous

b)

bondage

c)

morose

d)

intrepid

68.

to pay for

a)

ghastly

b)

defray

c)

hew

d)

incessant

69.

hardworking, industrious, not lazy

a)

doleful

b)

ghastly

c)

intrepid

d)

diligent

70.

frightful, horrible, deathly pale

a)

opaque

b)

incessant

c)

taunt

d)

ghastly

71.

to shape or cut down with an axe

a)

defray

b)

hew

c)

abscond

d)

taunt

72.

never stopping, going on all the time

a)

reprieve

b)

intrepid

c)

morose

d)

incessant

73.

complicated, difficult to understand

a)

plausible

b)

superfluous

c)

intricate

d)

auspicious

74.

overly neat, proper, formal

a)

prim

b)

taunt

c)

revile

d)

anarchy

75.

exceeding what is sufficient or required; excess

a)

morose

b)

daunt

c)

superfluous

d)

intrepid

76.

to jeer at or mock; an insulting or mocking remark

a)

superfluous

b)

morose

c)

daunt

d)

taunt

77.

A synonym for INTRICATE

a)

simple

b)

complex

c)

adverse

d)

remorse

78.

A synonym for TENACIOUS

a)

neat

b)

dogged

c)

pale

d)

unorganized

79.

A synonym for SARDONIC

a)

gruesome

b)

caustic

c)

ghastly

d)

bondage

80.

A synonym for GHASTLY

a)

innocent

b)

gruesome

c)

tangled

d)

sad

81.

A synonym for HEW

a)

organize

b)

help

c)

chop

d)

to avoid

82.

A synonym for BONDAGE

a)

posthumous

b)

captivity

c)

exodus

d)

prim

83.

A synonym for HAMPER

a)

defray

b)

impede

c)

diligent

d)

doleful

84.

A synonym for POSTHUMOUS

a)

melancholy

b)

tireless

c)

postmortem

d)

replacement

85.

A synonym for ATONE

a)

to destroy

b)

to achieve

c)

to make amends

d)

tirelessly

86.

A synonym for TAUNT

a)

to make amends

b)

gruesome

c)

derision

d)

doelful

87.

A synonym for PRIM

a)

gruesome

b)

doleful

c)

prudish

d)

brackish

88.

A synonym for SUPPLANT

a)

to disregard

b)

to replace

c)

complex

d)

to chop

89.

A synonym for DILIGENT

a)

tireless

b)

exhausted

c)

to replace

d)

with sadness

90.

A synonym for MELANCHOLY

a)

doleful

b)

auspicious

c)

reprieve

d)

gruesome

91.

A synonym for DEFRAY

a)

sadness

b)

settle

c)

auspicious

d)

revile

92.

an opening or gap

a)

breach

b)

debris

c)

efface

d)

deadlock

93.

careful, cautious

a)

opinionated

b)

circumspect

c)

spasmodic

d)

relinquish

94.

a standstill resulting from the opposition of two equal forces

a)

breach

b)

deadlock

c)

debris

d)

efface

95.

scattered fragments

a)

debris

b)

deadlock

c)

efface

d)

relinquish

96.

to wipe out

a)

efface

b)

breach

c)

perennial

d)

salvage

97.

stubborn and unreasonable in holding to one's own ideas

a)

opinionated

b)

perennial

c)

deadlock

d)

circumspect

98.

lasting a long time, persistent; a plant that lives for many years

a)

admonish

b)

circumspect

c)

perennial

d)

relinquish

99.

to let go, to give up

a)

salvage

b)

relinquish

c)

circumspect

d)

debris

100.

to save from a shipwreck or fire

a)

relinquish

b)

debris

c)

salvalge

d)

efface

101.

sudden and violent but brief; fitful; intermittent

a)

spasmodic

b)

relinquish

c)

debris

d)

efface

102.

to caution or advise against something

a)

brigand

b)

admonish

c)

commandeer

d)

muddle

103.

a bandit, a robber, outlaw

a)

admonish

b)

brigand

c)

diffuse

d)

circumspect

104.

to seize for military or official use

a)

commandeer

b)

circumspect

c)

admonish

d)

muddle

105.

clumsy, hard to handle

a)

unbridled

b)

predispose

c)

cumbersome

d)

diffuse

106.

to spread or scatter freely or widely

a)

diffuse

b)

commandeer

c)

brigand

d)

admonish

107.

a difficult or perplexing problem or situation

a)

dilemma

b)

circumspect

c)

diffuse

d)

brigand

108.

to make a mess of

a)

spasmodic

b)

muddle

c)

diffuse

d)

cumbersome

109.

to incline to beforehand

a)

predispose

b)

muddle

c)

diffuse

d)

cumbersome

110.

not genuine, not true

a)

spurious

b)

unbridled

c)

diffuse

d)

brigand

111.

lacking in restraint

a)

unbridled

b)

spurious

c)

brigand

d)

commandeer

112.

a citizen of another country

a)

alien

b)

terse

c)

tantalize

d)

subjugate

113.

having a pleasing appearance

a)

fortify

b)

erratic

c)

comely

d)

terse

114.

not regular or consistent

a)

fodder

b)

fortify

c)

tantalize

d)

erratic

115.

food for horses or cattle

a)

fodder

b)

mediocre

c)

terse

d)

tantalize

116.

to strengthen

a)

fodder

b)

fortify

c)

mediocre

d)

terse

117.

to make fun of rudely

a)

tantalize

b)

jeer

c)

admonish

d)

comely

118.

average, ordinary

a)

mediocre

b)

admonish

c)

terse

d)

tantalize

119.

to conquer by force

a)

terse

b)

alien

c)

mediocre

d)

subjugate

120.

to tease, torment by teasing

a)

tantalize

b)

terse

c)

fortify

d)

fodder

121.

brief and to the point

a)

terse

b)

tantalize

c)

admonish

d)

jeer

122.

to stop proceedings temporarily

a)

adjourn

b)

expulsion

c)

sully

d)

proliferate

123.

to make up for

a)

sully

b)

compensate

c)

proliferate

d)

unflinching

124.

loose in one's morals or behavior

a)

dissolute

b)

abject

c)

unflinching

d)

sully

125.

a deliberately decptive movement

a)

feint

b)

unflinching

c)

sully

d)

proliferate

126.

difficult or impossible to read

a)

illegible

b)

sully

c)

unflinching

d)

proliferate

127.

bringing in money

a)

unflinching

b)

lucrative

c)

proliferate

d)

expulsion

128.

to soil, stain or tarnish

a)

expulsion

b)

admonish

c)

sully

d)

unflinching

129.

firm, showing no signs of fear

a)

sully

b)

unflinching

c)

admonish

d)

lucrative

130.

to make shorter

a)

abridge

b)

usurp

c)

terminate

d)

semblance

131.

an angry argument

a)

altercation

b)

usurp

c)

terminate

d)

irate

132.

to disagree

a)

dissent

b)

sully

c)

usurp

d)

semblance

133.

famous

a)

admonish

b)

terminate

c)

eminent

d)

fabricate

134.

to make, manufacture

a)

fabricate

b)

usurp

c)

terminate

d)

semblance

135.

angry

a)

dissent

b)

usurp

c)

irate

d)

terminate

136.

an extremely poor person

a)

sully

b)

pauper

c)

semblance

d)

usurp

137.

a likeness, an outward appearance

a)

terminate

b)

admonish

c)

semblance

d)

usurp

138.

to bring to an end

a)

eminent

b)

fabricate

c)

terminate

d)

usurp

139.

to seize and hold a position by force

a)

terminate

b)

usurp

c)

fabricate

d)

irate

140.

resembling an angel

a)

trite

b)

marauder

c)

cherubic

d)

pilfer

141.

to pardon or overlook

a)

condone

b)

surmount

c)

gluttoney

d)

exorcise

142.

to drive out by magic

a)

exorcise

b)

sully

c)

condone

d)

pilfer

143.

engaging in extreme eating

a)

pilfer

b)

trite

c)

gluttony

d)

condone

144.

to steal in small quantities

a)

pilfer

b)

trite

c)

surmount

d)

gluttony

145.

a raider, plunderer

a)

marauder

b)

trite

c)

rift

d)

pilfer

146.

to split, break or breach

a)

rift

b)

surmount

c)

trite

d)

cherubic

147.

to overcome, to rise above

a)

surmount

b)

trite

c)

condone

d)

exorcise

148.

to overcome, to rise above

a)

cherubic

b)

admonish

c)

adherent

d)

surmount

149.

commonplace, overused

a)

trite

b)

gluttony

c)

marauder

d)

adherent

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