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Surescore Unit 10

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the word "confiscate" mean?

a)

To reveal or make known

b)

To seize property as a punishment; to take away something

c)

To show to be good, reasonable, or legal

d)

To withdraw, cancel, or call back

2.

Which word describes something that is extremely lovely, sensitive, or intense?

a)

Cumbersome

b)

Exquisite

c)

Feasible

d)

Notorious

3.

What is the meaning of "passive" as an adjective?

a)

Engaged in study; thoughtful; whole-hearted

b)

Possible or within reason; able to be completed

c)

Easily influenced or acted upon; offering no opposition; inactive

d)

Well known, often for bad reasons; having a bad reputation

4.

Which word is defined as "to withdraw, cancel, or call back, as in 'repealing a law'"?

a)

Confiscate

b)

Justify

c)

Repeal

d)

Valor

5.

What does "cumbersome" mean?

a)

Engaged in study; thoughtful; whole-hearted

b)

Heavy and awkward; hard to handle because of size or shape

c)

Extremely lovely, sensitive, or intense

d)

Possible or within reason; able to be completed

6.

Which word means "engaged in study; thoughtful; whole-hearted"?

a)

Conscience

b)

Feasible

c)

Studious

d)

Valor

7.

What is the definition of "valor"?

a)

To reveal or make known

b)

Courage, bravery

c)

To show to be good, reasonable, or legal

d)

Well known, often for bad reasons; having a bad reputation

8.

What does "notorious" mean?

a)

Easily influenced or acted upon; offering no opposition; inactive

b)

Possible or within reason; able to be completed

c)

To reveal or make known

d)

Well known, often for bad reasons; having a bad reputation

9.

Which word means "possible or within reason; able to be completed"?

a)

Exquisite

b)

Feasible

c)

Passive

d)

Divulge

10.

What is the meaning of "justify" as a verb?

a)

To seize property as a punishment; to take away something

b)

To reveal or make known

c)

To show to be good, reasonable, or legal

d)

To withdraw, cancel, or call back

11.

What does the word "divulge" mean?

a)

To seize property as a punishment; to take away something

b)

To show to be good, reasonable, or legal

c)

To reveal or make known

d)

Courage, bravery