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Vocabulary Power Plus Book 3 Lesson 10

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

Which of the following sentences uses the word "idolatry" correctly?

a)

The artist's idolatry brush strokes brought the canvas to life.

b)

In ancient times, idolatry was often criticized by philosophers.

c)

She practiced idolatry by attending church every Sunday.

d)

The new policy was an act of idolatry against the environment.

2.

What is the antonym of "adulterate"?

a)

Contaminate

b)

Purify

c)

Degrade

d)

Spoil

3.

Choose the sentence where "emanate" is used correctly.

a)

She hoped to emanate her responsibilities onto someone else.

b)

A warm light did emanate from the old lantern.

c)

The chef decided to emanate the recipe with new spices.

d)

They could not emanate the truth behind the story.

4.

Which of the following is a synonym for "garish"?

a)

Understated

b)

Tasteful

c)

Gaudy

d)

Elegant

5.

In which sentence is "immutable" used correctly?

a)

The laws of physics are considered immutable by many scientists.

b)

She hoped to immutable her decision by the end of the day.

c)

The weather is too immutable to predict accurately.

d)

His mood was immutable after hearing the good news.

6.

Identify the correct usage of "diadem" in a sentence.

a)

The queen wore a diadem of rare jewels on her head.

b)

He used a diadem to cut the ribbon at the opening ceremony.

c)

The diadem of the book was its unique narrative style.

d)

She found a beautiful diadem growing in her garden.

7.

Which sentence correctly uses "bucolic"?

a)

The bucolic landscape was a perfect setting for the novel.

b)

The chef prepared a bucolic meal that reminded everyone of home.

c)

His bucolic behavior at the meeting was noted by all.

d)

The painting's bucolic colors were too bright for my taste.

8.

Choose the sentence where "redolent" is used correctly.

a)

The garden was redolent with the smell of roses.

b)

She wore a redolent dress to the party.

c)

His speech was redolent of his lack of preparation.

d)

The redolent colors of the sunset amazed them.

9.

What does "impecunious" mean?

a)

Wealthy

b)

Poor

c)

Impractical

d)

Impeccable

10.

Which of the following is a synonym for "sedition"?

a)

Peace

b)

Rebellion

c)

Agreement

d)

Loyalty

11.

In which sentence is "defile" used correctly?

a)

The group decided to defile into two teams.

b)

She managed to defile the reputation of the institution.

c)

The chef will defile the cake with a cherry on top.

d)

They had to defile the documents before the meeting.

12.

What is the antonym of "gratuitous"?

a)

Unnecessary

b)

Justified

c)

Excessive

d)

Free

13.

Choose the sentence where "onus" is used correctly.

a)

The onus of proof lies with the prosecution in a criminal case.

b)

She felt an onus in her heart after hearing the sad news.

c)

The onus weather made it difficult to go outside.

d)

He tried to onus his way through the crowd.

14.

Which of the following sentences uses "impious" correctly?

a)

The impious design of the building was praised by all.

b)

His impious remarks about the sacred text shocked the community.

c)

She completed the task with an impious attitude.

d)

The impious weather made it a perfect day for a picnic.

15.

Identify the correct usage of "caveat" in a sentence.

a)

She added a caveat to the agreement to ensure fairness.

b)

The chef used a caveat to enhance the flavor of the dish.

c)

They experienced a caveat during their vacation.

d)

His caveat skills were admired by his peers.