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TKAM Vocabulary

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Can't handle, can't tolerate something such as pain or heat.

a)

unbearable

b)

dispel

c)

qualms

d)

propel

2.

to vanish by scattering (such as rumors, fears, worries, or doubts)

a)

dispel

b)

qualms

c)

simultaneous

d)

accustomed

3.

Uneasy feeling about yourself or a choice

a)

qualms

b)

modest

c)

ponder

d)

prevail

4.

hangs around

a)

linger

b)

propel

c)

tactful

d)

extract

5.

moves forward

a)

propel

b)

prevail

c)

incapable

d)

oblivious

6.

humble, not showy or not bragging

a)

modest

b)

tactful

c)

incapable

d)

seldom

7.

careful not to attend others

a)

incapable

b)

prevail

c)

extract

d)

tactful

8.

remove or take out such as a tooth, oil, splinter, or vanilla

a)

prevail

b)

ponder

c)

extract

d)

linger

9.

consider carefully or think about

a)

linger

b)

propel

c)

accustomed

d)

ponder

10.

Threatening, prediction of evil or harm sometimes depicted with dark clouds.

a)

crude

b)

ominous

c)

devour

d)

dispel

11.

Free from commotion, disturbance, or turmoil; also to be calm or at peace.

a)

unbearable

b)

tranquil

c)

dispel

d)

unfathomable

12.

To win or be more powerful than the opponent.

Is widespread or current.

Persuade someone to do something.

a)

tactful

b)

ponder

c)

yield

d)

prevail

13.

unable to do something or incompetent

a)

unbearable

b)

incapable

c)

modest

d)

condescend

14.

Lack of awareness, or not concerned about what is happening around you.

a)

dispel

b)

oblivious

c)

extract

d)

erratic

15.

spotless, clean and fresh

a)

unsullied

b)

tranquil

c)

dispel

d)

quell

16.

Seek information or ask someone.

a)

consult

b)

condescend

c)

contradict

d)

concede

17.

Absolute ruler, intimidating or powerful

a)

stark

b)

tyrannical

c)

vehemently

d)

modest

18.

"wow", learn something or discover something new

a)

revelation

b)

peculiar

c)

tactful

d)

ominous

19.

Give up or back down.

a)

prevail

b)

concede

c)

contradict

d)

ponder

20.

not accept or refuse

a)

devour

b)

linger

c)

decline

d)

compel

21.

talking down to someone

a)

contradict

b)

condescend

c)

crude

d)

compel

22.

Make someone understand or convince.

a)

compel

b)

contradict

c)

tranquil

d)

propel

23.

To be unpredictable behavior or to be crazy.

a)

erratic

b)

unfathomable

c)

devour

d)

simultaneous

24.

opposite side of an argument

a)

contradict

b)

modest

c)

peculiar

d)

oblivious

25.

friendly, sociable or good natured

a)

amiable

b)

modest

c)

tranquil

d)

crude

26.

limited, unique or private

a)

tranquil

b)

peculiar

c)

inquisitive

d)

exclusive

27.

Complete agreement, all in favor or all against.

a)

unanimous

b)

peculiar

c)

oblivious

d)

tactful

28.

Curious, challenging, or questioning

a)

extract

b)

verge

c)

inquisitive

d)

exclusive

29.

weird or strange

a)

peculiar

b)

stark

c)

unbearable

d)

fanatical

30.

What does 'ramshackle' mean?

a)

run down, not sturdy, poorly built or unrepairable

b)

exaggerated drawings

c)

excessive enthusiasm for something

d)

humble

31.

crude

a)

rough, no manners, not polished or unrefined

b)

suppress or crush

c)

unpredictable behavior

d)

remove or take out

32.

Supply or amount given from something like farmers' fields

a)

yield

b)

extract

c)

accustomed

d)

dispel

33.

Verge

a)

almost at limit, on the edge of something like tears or the truth

b)

run down or not sturdy

c)

ruined or poor condition

d)

uneasy feeling

34.

stark

a)

threatening

b)

extreme or complete

c)

exaggerated drawings

d)

careful not to offend

35.

impossible to comprehend or understand like the universe

a)

unfathomable

b)

incapable

c)

oblivious

d)

unsullied

36.

Seldom.

a)

not often or almost never

b)

with energy or passion

c)

mess or ruined

d)

consider carefully

37.

caricature

a)

exaggerated drawings usually with comic or stereotypical effects like cartoons

b)

run down or not sturdy

c)

hanging around

d)

predicting evil or harm

38.

devour

a)

suppress, crush or stop

b)

familiar with

c)

destroy or eat quickly

d)

consider carefully

39.

Suppress, crush, or stop.

a)

seldom

b)

quell

c)

ponder

d)

modest

40.

ignore or not pay attention to something

a)

tranquil

b)

erratic

c)

dispel

d)

disregard

41.

shambles

a)

mess, ruined or in poor condition

b)

clean, fresh and spotless

c)

careful not to offend

d)

prediction of harm or evil

42.

fanatical

a)

huge fan, excessive enthusiasm for an idea or cause

b)

opposite of something

c)

vanish by scattering

d)

exaggerated drawings like cartoons

43.

familiar with, or introduced to

a)

acquainted

b)

accustomed

c)

incapable

d)

amiable

44.

vehemently

a)

with energy, passionate, forceful or intense

b)

exaggerated drawing

c)

threatening or prediction of evil

d)

can't tolerate something

45.

simultaneous

a)

at the same time

b)

remove or take out

c)

uneasy feeling

d)

make someone understand

46.

accustomed

a)

used over time

b)

moves forward

c)

curious or questioning

d)

humble

47.

threatening; giving a feeling that something bad will happen

a)

reconnaissance

b)

venerable

c)

ominous

d)

umbrage

48.

It is _________ to me why a student might not study for their vocab test.

a)

abberation

b)

malignant

c)

unfathomable

d)

ingenuous

49.

irregular; not normal; unusual

a)

auspicious

b)

erratic

c)

indigenous

d)

benign

50.

Despite the challenging circumstances, he remained ________ and greeted everyone with a smile.

a)

amiable

b)

furtive

c)

taciturn

d)

austere