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Sadlier Vocabulary Level C Units 4-6 Review

Total questions: 64

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
(v) to support, give a boost to; (n) a long pillow or cushion, a supporting post
a)
obsess
b)
bolster
c)
sustain
d)
peruse
2.
(v) to reduce to nothing; to make ineffective or inoperative; to declare legally invalid or void
a)
muster
b)
deplore
c)
annul
d)
sustain
3.
(n) a pang of conscience, uneasiness, misgiving, or doubt; a feeling of faintness or nausea
a)
promontory
b)
nonentity
c)
recourse
d)
qualm
4.
(v) to support, give a boost to; (n) a long pillow or cushion, a supporting post
a)
obsess
b)
bolster
c)
sustain
d)
peruse
5.
(v) to support, nourish, keep up; to suffer, to withstand
a)
sustain
b)
oust
c)
deplore
d)
annul
6.
(n) a person or thing of no importance
a)
nonentity
b)
promontory
c)
residue
d)
muster
7.
(adj) lying face down; inclined, likely
a)
ornate
b)
staid
c)
prone
d)
frivolous
8.
(v) to bring together for service or battle; to gather or summon; (n) a list of men for military service
a)
obsess
b)
qualm
c)
deplore
d)
muster
9.

(adj) serious and dignified; quiet or subdued in character or conduct

a)

staid

b)

ornate

c)

porous

d)

blasé

10.

(adj) indifferent, bored as a result of haivng enjoyed many pleasures; apathetic

a)

blasé

b)

frivolous

c)

staid

d)

porous

11.
(v) to trouble, haunt, or fill the mind
a)
obsess
b)
peruse
c)
sustain
d)
recourse
12.
(n) a high point of land extending into water
a)
promontory
b)
nonentity
c)
bolster
d)
muster
13.

(adj) elaborately decorated; showily splendid

a)

ornate

b)

solicitous

c)

blasé

d)

prone

14.
(adj) showing concern or care; fearful or anxious about someone or something
a)
prone
b)
frivolous
c)
solicitous
d)
staid
15.
(v) to feel or express regret or disapproval
a)
deplore
b)
annul
c)
oust
d)
peruse
16.
(v) to remove, drive out of a position or place
a)
deplore
b)
muster
c)
peruse
d)
oust
17.
(n) a person or thing turned to for help or advice; the act of seeking help or protection
a)
recourse
b)
residue
c)
qualm
d)
nonentity
18.
(n) a remainder, that which remains when a part has been used up or removed
a)
bolster
b)
qualm
c)
promontory
d)
residue
19.
(v) to read carefully and thoroughly
a)
obsess
b)
peruse
c)
sustain
d)
oust
20.
(adj) full of tiny holes; able to be penetrated by air or water
a)
porous
b)
solicitous
c)
staid
d)
frivolous
21.

(adj) of little importance, not worthy of serious attention; not meant seriously

a)

blasé

b)

solicitous

c)

frivolous

d)

ornate

22.

When I get around to reading the book, perhaps I'll add a small ________to this review.

a)

addendum

b)

aghast

c)

ample

d)

assert

23.

Recently, Macintosh and his wife, Lisa, had family pictures taken and were to _______see how much they seem to have aged in the year.

a)

aghast

b)

epitaph

c)

ethical

d)

intrigue

24.

_________time should be given to the fitting and making of an elaborate prom dress.

a)

Ample

b)

Indiscriminate

c)

Ethical

d)

Assert

25.

Another friend said that he saw an _______of an elderly man carrying a body and it appeared to be headless and armless.

a)

inaudible

b)

epitaph

c)

apparition

d)

intrigue

26.

It is just not true, as his critics ______, that he always took the easy way out.

a)

facetious

b)

assert

c)

disdain

d)

cower

27.

Can't decide whether to crouch and ____while I await the zombie apocalypse or run determinedly into it.

a)

volatile

b)

pulverize

c)

cower

d)

pulverize

28.

As he cowered before her, she looked upon him with utter _______ and disgust.

a)

proximity

b)

ethical

c)

disdain

d)

facetious

29.

The recent inscription of his _____upon their large granite gravestone gave him a sense of contentment and finality.

a)

addendum

b)

disdain

c)

epitaph

d)

intrigue

30.

The noble Presbyterian merchant sought to follow _______principles in all his business affairs and to make merchandising a public service.

a)

inaudible

b)

facetious

c)

ethical

d)

intrigue

31.

Forgive me for being ______in these desperately serious times, but sometimes ridicule is the only release from anger.

a)

facetious

b)

cower

c)

assert

d)

volatile

32.

She looked round and appeared to answer, but her words were ________in the thunder peal that accompanied them.

a)

inaudible

b)

facetious

c)

pulverize

d)

volatile

33.

The _________use of the pond water by residents in the area has pushed it to the verge of dryness.

a)

disdained

b)

facetious

c)

indiscriminate

d)

proximity

34.

Leo was _________by Stargirl's complete freedom in being her beautifully unique self.

a)

intrigued

b)

asserted

c)

disdained

d)

volatile

35.

Its a story of the French Revolution, and a period piece full of political______and a love story.

a)

assert

b)

cower

c)

intrigue

d)

disdain

36.

As a judge, nobody would dispute that I have _______to grant a mandatory release of the innocent man.

a)

jurisdiction

b)

prodigal

c)

pulverize

d)

plebeian

37.

A more ________explanation for the rebellion would seem to be that people are fed up with the corrupt government.

a)

prodgial

b)

proximity

c)

plausible

d)

plebeian

38.

In 494 B.C., the _______threatened to leave Rome and set up their own independent state.

a)

volatile

b)

proximity

c)

plebeians

d)

prodigal

39.

Her ______tastes led her to choose a red and purple dress to wear to the banquet.

a)

plebeian

b)

pulverized

c)

volatile

d)

apparation

40.

According to certain doctors, heat on the left side of the body denotes a(n)________heart.

a)

prodigal

b)

prodigious

c)

volatile

d)

assert

41.

He played the part of the ________beautifully, and all of his evil uncle's money was spent on the ball.

a)

pulverize

b)

volatile

c)

prodigal

d)

apparition

42.

Seoul, South Korea is in great ________to the border with North Korea.

a)

epitaph

b)

jurisdiction

c)

pulverize

d)

proximity

43.

In a spice grinder, _________peppercorns and cloves to a fine powder.

a)

plausible

b)

volatile

c)

pulverize

d)

assert

44.

They learn how neutral language can de-escalate potentially _________situations (such as conversations between South and North Korea).

a)

plebeian

b)

plausible

c)

volatile

d)

ethical

45.
embarrassed, ashamed, or nonplussed
a)
abashed
b)
articulate
c)
resolute
d)
genial
46.
to be in, or to expose oneself to, pleasant warmth; to take pleasure in or derive enjoyment from
a)
defect
b)
purge
c)
articulate
d)
bask
47.
a person or thing carrying the blame for others
a)
finesse
b)
pseudonym
c)
repercussion
d)
scapegoat
48.
forewarning or foreboding of a future event
a)
premonition
b)
anguish
c)
purge
d)
repercussion
49.
to exclude from a group, banish, send away
a)
forthright
b)
ostracize
c)
flaunt
d)
bask
50.
to add gradually; to introduce or cause to be taken in
a)
finesse
b)
purge
c)
instill
d)
anguish
51.
a pen name, name assumed by a writer
a)
pseudonym
b)
premonition
c)
scapegoat
d)
aloof
52.
able to hold, keep, or recall; retaining knowledge easily
a)
retentive
b)
resolute
c)
defect
d)
articulate
53.
delicate skill; tact and cleverness; to accomplish something by cleverness, good judgement, or skillful evasion
a)
rehabilitate
b)
instill
c)
flaunt
d)
finesse
54.
withdrawn, standing apart from others (usually as a matter of choice)
a)
bask
b)
abashed
c)
aloof
d)
anguish
55.
a great mental suffering, distress, or pain; to be deeply tormented by pain or sorrow
a)
forthright
b)
abashed
c)
anguish
d)
repercussion
56.
an effect or consequence of some action or event, result; an echo or reverberation
a)
aloof
b)
genial
c)
rehabilitate
d)
repercussion
57.
to wave or flutter showily; to display in a conceited, offensive way
a)
flaunt
b)
finesse
c)
purge
d)
pseudonym
58.
to make over in good form; to restore to good condition or to a former position
a)
repercussion
b)
rehabilitate
c)
retentive
d)
resolute
59.
to pronounce distinctly; to express well in words; to fit together in a system; able to use language effectively; expressed clearly and forcefully
a)
articulate
b)
anguish
c)
premonition
d)
ostracize
60.
frank, direct, straightforward
a)
scapegoat
b)
defect
c)
ostracize
d)
forthright
61.
bold, determined; firm
a)
resolute
b)
retentive
c)
aloof
d)
ostracize
62.
an imperfection, flaw, or blemish of some kind; to desert a cause or organization
a)
instill
b)
defect
c)
forthright
d)
anguish
63.
cordial, pleasantly cheerful or warm
a)
ostracize
b)
premonition
c)
genial
d)
scapegoat
64.
to wash away impurities, clean up; the process of getting rid of something or someone decisively
a)
repercussion
b)
purge
c)
genial
d)
abashed