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Vocabulary Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the word "nurtured" mean?

a)

To completely remove or get rid of

b)

Care for and encourage growth

c)

A difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation

d)

To declare something firmly and emphatically

2.

What is the meaning of "eliminated"?

a)

To care for and encourage growth

b)

To have a sharp, pungent taste or smell

c)

To completely remove or get rid of

d)

A statement or action expressing disapproval

3.

Which of the following best defines "necessities"?

a)

Essential items, necessary things

b)

A short period of relief from something difficult or unpleasant

c)

A person who arranges marriages for a fee

d)

Impossible to understand

4.

What does "protests" as a noun refer to?

a)

To declare something firmly and emphatically

b)

A statement or action expressing disapproval

c)

A person who is employed by the government

d)

Abundant, supplied or provided, filled

5.

Choose the correct meaning of "protest" when used as a verb.

a)

To care for and encourage growth

b)

To completely remove or get rid of

c)

To declare something firmly and emphatically

d)

A difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation

6.

What does "bitter" mean?

a)

Having a sharp, pungent taste or smell, not sweet

b)

To pronounce clearly, say each syllable

c)

A person who arranges marriages for a fee

d)

To stumble over one's words, similar to stuttering

7.

What does the word "defiant" mean?

a)

Full of or covered with grime, dirt

b)

Refusing to obey authority, challenge or resist

c)

A person who is employed by the government

d)

Abundant, supplied or provided, filled

8.

What is a "marriage broker"?

a)

A person who arranges marriages for a fee

b)

Action of expelling someone from a property

c)

A short period of relief from something difficult or unpleasant

d)

Showing contempt or lack of respect

9.

What does "grimy" mean?

a)

To pronounce clearly, say each syllable

b)

Impossible to understand

c)

Full of or covered with grime, dirt

d)

Stumble over one's words, similar to stuttering

10.

What is "respite"?

a)

A person who is employed by the government

b)

A short period of relief from something difficult or unpleasant

c)

Refusing to obey authority, challenge or resist

d)

Abundant, supplied or provided, filled

11.

What does "eviction" refer to?

a)

Showing contempt or lack of respect

b)

Action of expelling someone from a property

c)

To pronounce clearly, say each syllable

d)

A person who arranges marriages for a fee

12.

What does it mean to have "stammered"?

a)

A short period of relief from something difficult or unpleasant

b)

Full of or covered with grime, dirt

c)

Stumble over one's words, similar to stuttering

d)

Abundant, supplied or provided, filled

13.

What is a "civil servant"?

a)

A person who arranges marriages for a fee

b)

Impossible to understand

c)

Person who is employed by the government

d)

Refusing to obey authority, challenge or resist

14.

What does "replete" mean?

a)

Action of expelling someone from a property

b)

To pronounce clearly, say each syllable

c)

Abundant, supplied or provided, filled

d)

A short period of relief from something difficult or unpleasant

15.

What does "disdainful" mean?

a)

Stumble over one's words, similar to stuttering

b)

Showing contempt or lack of respect

c)

A person who is employed by the government

d)

A short period of relief from something difficult or unpleasant

16.

What does "incomprehensible" mean?

a)

Refusing to obey authority, challenge or resist

b)

Impossible to understand

c)

Abundant, supplied or provided, filled

d)

Action of expelling someone from a property

17.

What does it mean to be "articulate"?

a)

A person who arranges marriages for a fee

b)

Full of or covered with grime, dirt

c)

To pronounce clearly, say each syllable

d)

Showing contempt or lack of respect

18.

What does the word "immerse" mean?

a)

A difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation

b)

Firm in purpose or intent

c)

Dip or submerge into liquid, or to involve deeply, or absorb

d)

To resolve a problem or dispute

19.

What is the meaning of "resolved"?

a)

A difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation

b)

Dip or submerge into liquid, or to involve deeply, or absorb

c)

To resolve a problem or dispute

d)

Firm in purpose or intent

20.

What does "predicament" refer to?

a)

Firm in purpose or intent

b)

Dip or submerge into liquid, or to involve deeply, or absorb

c)

A difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation

d)

To resolve a problem or dispute