WorksheetsVocab Quiz 4
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
assertive
a)
reversed in order, relation, or action
b)
a detailed examination of anything complex in order to understand its nature or to determine its essential features; a thorough study; separation of a whole into its component parts
c)
having or showing a confident and forceful personality
d)
to stop something from having an effect;
to deny the correctness or existence or something
2.
compile
a)
to exchange thoughts and opinions in speech
b)
a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy
c)
to gather things into a new collection
d)
in spite of; without being affected by; not prevented by
3.
concur
a)
open to dispute; able to be debated, argued
b)
a state of living or existing;
a sickness or disease that a person has for a long time;
something you must do/accept in order for something to happen
c)
to share the same opinion; to agree
d)
qualified to participate or be chosen; worthy of being chosen
4.
maintain
a)
in spite of; without being affected by; not prevented by
b)
actual, real, or true;
not false or fake;
sincere and honest
c)
to keep in an existing state, usually in good condition;
to defend by argument or insist to be true
d)
Delicate or elusive;
Difficult to understand or perceive;
Clever or indirect;
Working slowly but effectively;
Made or done with extreme care and accuracy
5.
negate
a)
to give or supply (something, such as money or time) as a part (of a group effort) or share; to play a significant part in making something happen
b)
Delicate or elusive;
Difficult to understand or perceive;
Clever or indirect;
Working slowly but effectively;
Made or done with extreme care and accuracy
c)
to stop something from having an effect;
to deny the correctness or existence or something
d)
to keep in an existing state, usually in good condition
6.
notorious
a)
a detailed examination of anything complex in order to understand its nature or to determine its essential features; a thorough study; separation of a whole into its component parts
b)
eventually; in the end; most basic level
c)
well-known or famous, especially for something bad
d)
to defend by argument or insist to be true
7.
overt
a)
To make a picture of; depict; To describe in words; To play the role of; enact
b)
freedom from mistake or error;
the ability to work or perform without making mistakes
c)
Not secret or hidden; out in the open;
Obvious; easily seen
d)
special importance, value, or prominence given to something;
stress laid on a word or words to indicate special meaning or particular importance;
vigor or intensity of expression
8.
subtle
a)
qualified to participate or be chosen; worthy of being chosen
b)
having or showing a confident and forceful personality
c)
Delicate or elusive;
Difficult to understand or perceive;
Clever or indirect;
Working slowly but effectively;
Made or done with extreme care and accuracy
d)
Not secret or hidden; out in the open;
Obvious; easily seen
9.
volume
a)
position or rank in relation to others; state or condition with respect to circumstances
b)
having the necessary ability or skills;
able to do something well or well enough to meet a standard
c)
The level of sound;
The space inside a solid/shape;
Amount or quantity
d)
open to dispute; able to be debated, argued
10.
condition (noun)
a)
The level of sound;
The space inside a solid/shape;
Amount or quantity
b)
in spite of; without being affected by; not prevented by
c)
a state of living or existing;
a sickness or disease that a person has for a long time;
something you must do/accept in order for something to happen
d)
a detailed examination of anything complex in order to understand its nature or to determine its essential features; a thorough study; separation of a whole into its component parts
11.
condition (verb)
a)
a state of living or existing;
a sickness or disease that a person has for a long time;
something you must do/accept in order for something to happen
b)
Not secret or hidden; out in the open;
Obvious; easily seen
c)
to train or influence (a person or animal) to act/think in a specific way
d)
eventually; in the end; most basic level
12.
advocate (noun)
a)
to train or influence (a person or animal) to act/think in a specific way
b)
open to dispute; able to be debated, argued
c)
a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy
d)
position or rank in relation to others; state or condition with respect to circumstances
13.
advocate (verb)
a)
a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy
b)
position or rank in relation to others; state or condition with respect to circumstances
c)
to publicly recommend or support
d)
well-known or famous, especially for something bad
14.
competent
a)
to publicly recommend or support
b)
qualified to participate or be chosen; worthy of being chosen
c)
having the necessary ability or skills;
able to do something well or well enough to meet a standard
d)
freedom from mistake or error;
the ability to work or perform without making mistakes
15.
accuracy
a)
having the necessary ability or skills;
able to do something well or well enough to meet a standard
b)
reversed in order, relation, or action
c)
freedom from mistake or error;
the ability to work or perform without making mistakes
d)
to exchange thoughts and opinions in speech
16.
genuine
a)
freedom from mistake or error;
the ability to work or perform without making mistakes
b)
special importance, value, or prominence given to something;
stress laid on a word or words to indicate special meaning or particular importance;
vigor or intensity of expression
c)
actual, real, or true;
not false or fake;
sincere and honest
d)
To disagree with or disapprove of;
To compete against;
To provide contrast to;
To offer resistance to; try to stop or defeat
17.
emphasis
a)
actual, real, or true;
not false or fake;
sincere and honest
b)
The level of sound;
The space inside a solid/shape;
Amount or quantity
c)
special importance, value, or prominence given to something;
stress laid on a word or words to indicate special meaning or particular importance;
vigor or intensity of expression
d)
reversed in order, relation, or action
18.
oppose
a)
special importance, value, or prominence given to something;
stress laid on a word or words to indicate special meaning or particular importance;
vigor or intensity of expression
b)
The level of sound;
The space inside a solid/shape;
Amount or quantity
c)
To disagree with or disapprove of;
To compete against;
To provide contrast to;
To offer resistance to; try to stop or defeat
d)
to give or supply (something, such as money or time) as a part (of a group effort) or share; to play a significant part in making something happen
19.
presume
a)
To disagree with or disapprove of;
To compete against;
To provide contrast to;
To offer resistance to; try to stop or defeat
b)
to exchange thoughts and opinions in speech
c)
to undertake without permission or good reason : DARE;
to expect or assume with confidence : feel sure;
to suppose to be true without proof
d)
having the necessary ability or skills;
able to do something well or well enough to meet a standard
20.
ultimately
a)
to undertake without permission or good reason : DARE;
to expect or assume with confidence : feel sure;
to suppose to be true without proof
b)
to gather things into a new collection
c)
eventually; in the end; most basic level
d)
actual, real, or true;
not false or fake;
sincere and honest
21.
converse (adj.)
a)
eventually; in the end; most basic level
b)
to give or supply (something, such as money or time) as a part (of a group effort) or share; to play a significant part in making something happen
c)
reversed in order, relation, or action
d)
The level of sound;
The space inside a solid/shape;
Amount or quantity
22.
converse (verb)
a)
having or showing a confident and forceful personality
b)
to keep in an existing state, usually in good condition;
to defend by argument or insist to be true
c)
to exchange thoughts and opinions in speech
d)
to publicly recommend or support
23.
debatable
a)
to gather things into a new collection
b)
To make a picture of; depict; To describe in words; To play the role of; enact
c)
open to dispute; able to be debated, argued
d)
having or showing a confident and forceful personality
24.
despite
a)
to share the same opinion; to agree
b)
to publicly recommend or support
c)
in spite of; without being affected by; not prevented by
d)
a state of living or existing;
a sickness or disease that a person has for a long time;
something you must do/accept in order for something to happen
25.
contribute
a)
to keep in an existing state, usually in good condition;
to defend by argument or insist to be true
b)
to share the same opinion; to agree
c)
to give or supply (something, such as money or time) as a part (of a group effort) or share; to play a significant part in making something happen
d)
to train or influence (a person or animal) to act/think in a specific way
26.
analysis
a)
to stop something from having an effect;
to deny the correctness or existence or something
b)
well-known or famous, especially for something bad
c)
a detailed examination of anything complex in order to understand its nature or to determine its essential features; a thorough study; separation of a whole into its component parts
d)
to share the same opinion; to agree
27.
portray
a)
well-known or famous, especially for something bad
b)
to train or influence (a person or animal) to act/think in a specific way
c)
To make a picture of; depict; To describe in words; To play the role of; enact
d)
a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy
28.
eligible
a)
Not secret or hidden; out in the open;
Obvious; easily seen
b)
to undertake without permission or good reason : DARE;
to expect or assume with confidence : feel sure;
to suppose to be true without proof
c)
qualified to participate or be chosen; worthy of being chosen
d)
to gather things into a new collection
29.
status
a)
Delicate or elusive;
Difficult to understand or perceive;
Clever or indirect;
Working slowly but effectively;
Made or done with extreme care and accuracy
b)
to stop something from having an effect; to deny the correctness or existence or something
c)
position or rank in relation to others; state or condition with respect to circumstances
d)
To make a picture of; depict; To describe in words; To play the role of; enact
30.
credible
a)
to keep in an existing state, usually in good condition
b)
Delicate or elusive;
Difficult to understand or perceive;
Clever or indirect;
Working slowly but effectively;
Made or done with extreme care and accuracy
c)
Able to be believed;
Capable of persuading people that something will happen or be successful
d)
The level of sound;
The space inside a solid/shape;
Amount or quantity
31.
extent
a)
reversed in order, relation, or action
b)
position or rank in relation to others; state or condition with respect to circumstances
c)
The range over which something extends;
The amount of space or surface that something occupies or the distance over which it extends;
The point, degree, or limit to which something extends
d)
well-known or famous, especially for something bad
32.
appeal (noun)
a)
freedom from mistake or error;
the ability to work or perform without making mistakes
b)
The level of sound;
The space inside a solid/shape;
Amount or quantity
c)
An earnest or urgent request made when in serious need of help;
The power to attract or interest
d)
position or rank in relation to others; state or condition with respect to circumstances
33.
appeal (verb)
a)
to give or supply (something, such as money or time) as a part (of a group effort) or share; to play a significant part in making something happen
b)
To make a picture of; depict; To describe in words; To play the role of; enact
c)
To make a serious, earnest or urgent request, typically one made to the public or in court;
To be interesting or attracting attention
d)
To disagree with or disapprove of;
To compete against;
To provide contrast to;
To offer resistance to; try to stop or defeat
34.
justification
a)
special importance, value, or prominence given to something;
stress laid on a word or words to indicate special meaning or particular importance;
vigor or intensity of expression
b)
well-known or famous, especially for something bad
c)
An acceptable reason for doing something;
Something that explains an action or way of behaving;
The action of showing something to be right or reasonable
d)
a detailed examination of anything complex in order to understand its nature or to determine its essential features; a thorough study; separation of a whole into its component parts
35.
evidently
a)
eventually; in the end; most basic level
b)
to share the same opinion; to agree
c)
Plainly or obviously;
In a way that is clearly seen or understood
d)
qualified to participate or be chosen; worthy of being chosen
36.
characteristic
a)
actual, real, or true;
not false or fake;
sincere and honest
b)
Not secret or hidden; out in the open;
Obvious; easily seen
c)
A distinguishing trait, quality, or property
d)
position or rank in relation to others; state or condition with respect to circumstances
37.
convey
a)
To disagree with or disapprove of;
To compete against;
To provide contrast to;
To offer resistance to; try to stop or defeat
b)
to publicly recommend or support
c)
To transport or carry to a place;
To make (an idea, impression, or feeling) known or understandable to someone;
To communicate (a message or information).
d)
To make a picture of; depict; To describe in words; To play the role of; enact
38.
prosper
a)
to stop something from having an effect;
to deny the correctness or existence or something
b)
to exchange thoughts and opinions in speech
c)
To succeed in material terms or be financially successful;
To flourish physically or grow strong and healthy
d)
to give or supply (something, such as money or time) as a part (of a group effort) or share; to play a significant part in making something happen
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