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Vocab Units 1 - 11

Total questions: 170

Worksheet time: 3hrs 51mins

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Date
1.

A random phone call from a friend would probably be

a)

boring.

b)

cruel.

c)

unexpected.

d)

frightening.

2.

Which sentence best demonstrates the meaning of the word simultaneously?

a)

Ms. Keener was dressed informally when I saw her at the grocery store.

b)

The host pulled the winning raffle tickets out of the box one at a time.

c)

Lex Luthor, Superman's enemy, is one of the most infamous criminals in comics.

d)

Veronica and Karen walked in the door at the same time.

3.

To be convicted of perjury, a person would have to

a)

tell a lie.

b)

kill someone.

c)

be a thief.

d)

have a drug problem.

4.

To be convicted of perjury, a person would have to

a)

tell a lie.

b)

kill someone.

c)

be a thief.

d)

have a drug problem.

5.

Which sentence best demonstrates the meaning of the word covet?

a)

My grandpa thanked me when I brought him a chocolate bar.

b)

For as long as I can remember, I've always wanted a puppy.

c)

The police officer was arrested for taking bribes.

d)

When I took the CD back, the store gave me a full refund.

6.

Which of these things is a void?

a)

a box filled with presents

b)

a hole in the ground

c)

a front door to a house

d)

a bag of groceries

7.

Babies are most dependent on?

a)

their cousins

b)

their siblings

c)

their puppy

d)

their parents

8.

Which would be considered the most casual greeting?

a)

"Wassup?"

b)

"How are you doing today?"

c)

"It's nice to see you."

d)

"Good morning."

9.

A politician who the public thought was corrupt would probably

a)

have difficulty being reelected

b)

get a lot of campaign contributions

c)

be well-respected

d)

fight for poor people

10.

Cleo was gratified to hear the news, so she

a)

rolled her eyes and made a joke

b)

started crying

c)

smiled and sat back in her chair

d)

was locked in jail for her crime

11.

Who has the highest status in a school?

a)

the assistant principal

b)

the gym teacher

c)

the students

d)

the principal

12.

Which sentence best demonstrates the meaning of the word tragedy?

a)

I forgot my homework today; luckily, it isn't due until tomorrow

b)

The comedian had us all doubled over with laughter

c)

The president had to fly to Europe for an economic conference

d)

Hundreds of people were killed recently when an earthquake hit India

13.

A noteworthy singer must

a)

forget the lyrics to his songs

b)

have a great voice

c)

be hard to listen to

d)

sing in many different languages

14.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word: notorious.

a)

exceptional

b)

infamous

c)

occurring at the same time

d)

dishonest

15.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word: void.

a)

catastrophe

b)

rank

c)

lying under oath

d)

gap

16.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word: dependent.

a)

reliant

b)

relaxed

c)

extraordinary

d)

unplanned

17.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word: status.

a)

condition

b)

sad story

c)

nothingness

d)

deception

18.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word: insinuate.

a)

keep

b)

desire

c)

suggest

d)

plan

19.

Choose the ANTONYM of the vocabulary word. coveted

a)

decent

b)

unwanted

c)

common

d)

planned

20.

Choose the ANTONYM of the vocabulary word. simultaneously

a)

infrequently

b)

usually

c)

separately

d)

calmly

21.

Choose the ANTONYM of the vocabulary word. substantial

a)

important

b)

notorious

c)

random

d)

minor

22.

Which sentence best demonstrates the meaning of the word rant?

a)

Our next-door neighbor has been screaming about something all morning.

b)

The lawyer met with the two companies' executives to work out an agreement.

c)

Claudio got a good deal on his car after bargaining with the salesman for almost an hour.

d)

I learned how to play guitar by playing along with the radio after school.

23.

If your friend shows apathy toward bowling, she would

a)

be an award-winning bowler.

b)

enjoy bowling.

c)

have never heard of bowling.

d)

not care about bowling.

24.

What is a famous historical epidemic?

a)

World War II

b)

the Black Plague

c)

the first moon landing

d)

the Declaration of Independence

25.

A victim of homicide would

a)

be dead.

b)

have to go to court.

c)

have to spend time in the hospital.

d)

need to borrow money.

26.

Which of these animals could be described as irate?

a)

a cow that is being milked

b)

a sleeping dog

c)

a chicken laying an egg

d)

a charging bull

27.

A mountain climber who persists would most likely

a)

give up easily.

b)

climb until he or she has reached the top.

c)

wear the wrong type of clothing.

d)

rely on someone else for help.

28.

A bigot would most likely feel a great deal of

a)

hatred.

b)

kindness.

c)

boredom.

d)

sorrow.

29.

Which sentence best demonstrates the meaning of the word capsize?

a)

Ms. Taylor tried on the hat to make sure it fit comfortably.

b)

It looked like we were going to lose the game, yet we continued to play our best.

c)

We tried to run the rapids, but our boat was dashed against the rocks.

d)

The scientist was excited when he won a Nobel Peace Prize for his work.

30.

The best reason to haggle is to

a)

get a better price.

b)

make new friends.

c)

forget your problems.

d)

lose weight.

31.

A permanent scar would

a)

be life-threatening.

b)

be unnoticeable.

c)

have an interesting shape.

d)

never go away.

32.

Which sentence best demonstrates the meaning of the word antagonize?

a)

The president gave a rousing speech about the importance of making health care available to all.

b)

Robin Hood was a constant source of frustration to the wealthy because he stole from them and gave the money to the poor.

c)

The judge called the participants up the stage so he could hand them their awards.

d)

Jackie and I agreed that she could use the bike all week if I could use it on the weekends.

33.

Someone who is full of wrath would feel

a)

fearful.

b)

cheerful.

c)

angry.

d)

sympathetic.

34.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word. arbitrate

a)

negotiate

b)

offend

c)

award

d)

roll over

35.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word. permanent

a)

furious

b)

everlasting

c)

hardworking

d)

prejudiced

36.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word. apathy

a)

agreement

b)

outbreak

c)

murder

d)

indifference

37.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word. capsize

a)

stick it out

b)

speak wildly

c)

quarrel

d)

flip over

38.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word. homicide

a)

rash

b)

prejudice

c)

murder

d)

fight

39.

Choose the ANTONYM of the vocabulary word: compromise.

a)

compliment

b)

disagree

c)

take away

d)

quit

40.

Choose the ANTONYM of the vocabulary word: persist.

a)

quit

b)

work

c)

negotiate

d)

arbitrate

41.

Choose the ANTONYM of the vocabulary word: bestow.

a)

assist

b)

dispute

c)

take away

d)

agree

42.

Which sentence best demonstrates the meaning of the word customary?

a)

In England, many people take a tea break in the afternoon.

b)

Ronald lives in a van that he drives from town to town.

c)

Tiffany and Bianca were fighting over who was taller.

d)

My sister got racing stripes painted on her car so that everyone will recognize it.

43.

Which of these foods would be considered a hybrid?

a)

cranberry-apple juice

b)

lettuce

c)

raspberries

d)

hot dogs

44.

If you found your basketball coach to be upright, you would probably

a)

be annoyed by her posture.

b)

be upset at her lack of knowledge.

c)

laugh at the way she looked.

d)

trust what she told you to do.

45.

Which place is the most congested?

a)

a quiet country village

b)

the middle of the ocean

c)

a busy theme park

d)

the surface of Mars

46.

Which sentence best demonstrates the meaning of the word flagrant?

a)

Cindy Lou has been quiet today; I wonder if she's upset about something?

b)

When she least expects it, I'm going to get Angela back for that practical joke she played on me.

c)

Everyone saw Tony steal Mario's lunch, so I was amazed when Tony claimed to know nothing about it.

d)

Charlie walked past the chocolate factory every morning so he could smell the delicious odors coming from inside.

47.

A nomadic person would not have a

a)

home

b)

friend

c)

parent

d)

job

48.

Which is vindictive thing to do?

a)

make your brother breakfast to thank him for helping you with your homework

b)

hide your brother's backpack because he had hidden yours the day before

c)

ignore your brother's questions because you're too busy playing video games

d)

teach your brother a new move you learned in dance class

49.

In order for something to have momentum, it must be

a)

solid

b)

tiny

c)

silent

d)

moving

50.

Which sentence best demonstrates the meaning of the word drone?

a)

I'm not sure what will happen after my letter appears in the newspaper.

b)

I don't turn the air conditioner on often because it makes such an irritating sound.

c)

The dog breeder bred a cocker spaniel and a poodle to create a new breed.

d)

You might want to take a coat with you; it's raining lightly outside.

51.

If two executives were in a feud, they would most likely be

a)

enemies

b)

partners

c)

sisters

d)

entrepreneurs

52.

Which response would indicate that someone was infuriated?

a)

"Thanks for all your help!"

b)

"You're acting like a jerk!"

c)

"I have no idea how to help."

d)

"Let's work on this tomorrow."

53.

Which sentence best demonstrates the meaning of the word impede?

a)

Mrs. Oliver is really upset with me for forgetting my homework.

b)

I've never seen anyone else make such an obvious mistake.

c)

You can really get going fast if you skate down this hill.

d)

We can't cross the river because a huge tree has crushed the bridge.

54.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word. congested

a)

normal

b)

upset

c)

vengeful

d)

overcrowded

55.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word. ensued

a)

dripped

b)

made a buzzing sound

c)

followed

d)

got in the way of

56.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word. momentum

a)

fight

b)

drive

c)

hybrid

d)

combination

57.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word. trickle

a)

gain speed

b)

drip

c)

impede

d)

argue

58.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word: upright.

a)

wandering

b)

furious

c)

straight

d)

hybrid

59.

Choose the ANTONYM of the vocabulary word: distraught.

a)

cheerful

b)

concealed

c)

dishonest

d)

hidden

60.

Choose the ANTONYM of the vocabulary word: impede.

a)

agree

b)

dribble

c)

please

d)

encouraged

61.

Choose the ANTONYM of the vocabulary word: flagrant.

a)

hidden

b)

unusual

c)

living in one place

d)

forgiving

62.

If you pondered your breakfast choices, you

a)

disliked what you ordered.

b)

ate slowly.

c)

cooked your food.

d)

considered your options.

63.

A heart is an emblem of

a)

love.

b)

anger.

c)

blood.

d)

health.

64.

Which sentence best demonstrates the meaning of the word presume?

a)

The creature crouched in the shadows, waiting to pounce.

b)

I was saddened when I heard how much money I had to earn to buy a new bike.

c)

Kara awoke to hear a bird outside my window singing a gentle, lilting tune.

d)

Jeri didn't bring her keys because she thought that the door would be unlocked.

65.

What kind of animal would be most likely to lurk?

a)

a giraffe

b)

a dolphin

c)

a panther

d)

a pigeon

66.

What kind of musical instrument does a player pluck?

a)

a trumpet

b)

a guitar

c)

a harmonica

d)

a drum

67.

Someone who devours Count Basie CDs

a)

has not heard of Count Basie.

b)

can't stand Count Basie.

c)

works for Count Basie.

d)

listens to Count Basie frequently.

68.

Which sentence best demonstrates the meaning of the word patronize?

a)

Jarrod felt crushed when he realized he would never be a great pianist.

b)

I was so hungry I gobbled up my breakfast in one gulp.

c)

I can't stand how Kwame talks to me as if I'm two years old.

d)

My dad is getting much more relaxed in his old age.

69.

You would go to a library to browse

a)

artworks.

b)

books.

c)

a laptop.

d)

greeting cards.

70.

What would be most disheartening to a professional skier?

a)

having a broken leg

b)

waiting while a ski lift is repaired

c)

seeing snow made by machines

d)

watching a professional snowboarder

71.

Which sentence best demonstrates the meaning of the word counterfeit?

a)

The art expert examined the painting and determined that it was a fake.

b)

Tanya has a greater passion for music than anyone else I know.

c)

Mr. Stewart is a huge sports fan; I've never even heard of some of the sports he watches!

d)

The chicken's feathers must be removed before it can be prepared.

72.

When would a movie theater show a movie preview?

a)

in the middle of the movie

b)

at the end of the movie

c)

before the movie arrives in theaters

d)

when the movie is canceled

73.

Who would probably be piqued?

a)

a dog without an owner

b)

a criminal who made fake checks

c)

a musician with a lot of fans

d)

a model who was called ugly

74.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word: devour.

a)

withdraw

b)

consume

c)

believe

d)

sneak

75.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word: recede.

a)

damage

b)

advance

c)

repair

d)

withdraw

76.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word: browse.

a)

look through

b)

snoop

c)

decline

d)

snatch

77.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word: pique.

a)

remove

b)

provoke

c)

think about

d)

talk down to

78.

Choose the SYNONYM of the vocabulary word: mellow.

a)

relaxed

b)

disrespectful

c)

enthusiastic

d)

fake

79.

Choose the ANTONYM of the vocabulary word: disheartened

a)

inserted

b)

disbelieving

c)

ignored

d)

encouraged

80.

Choose the ANTONYM of the vocabulary word: exuberant

a)

harsh

b)

real

c)

depressed

d)

fear

81.

Choose the ANTONYM of the vocabulary word: counterfeit

a)

examine closely

b)

genuine

c)

to treat like an adult

d)

increase

82.

To make or become less in amount or intensity.

a)

Abrupt

b)

Abnormal

c)

Abate

d)

Accelerate

83.

Not Normal.

a)

Abate

b)

Abrupt

c)

Accelerate

d)

Abnormal

84.

To speed up, or to cause to speed up.

a)

Accelerate

b)

Abrupt

c)

Abate

d)

Affliction

85.

The cause of serious pain and suffering, or a state of such suffering.

a)

Abrupt

b)

Accelerate

c)

Abate

d)

Affliction

86.

To astound or stupefy.

a)

Flabbergast

b)

Grim

c)

Abate

d)

Accelerate

87.

Gloomy, harsh, and frightening.

a)

Flabbergast

b)

Incredulous

c)

Notify

d)

Grim

88.

Not willing to believe something.

a)

Affliction

b)

Incredulous

c)

Grim

d)

Flabbergasted

89.

To let someone know; to inform.

a)

Incredulous

b)

Wince

c)

Notify

d)

Robust

90.

To become aware of through any of the senses, especially sight or hearing.

a)

Perceive

b)

Wince

c)

Rupture

d)

Throb

91.

Strong or healthy.

a)

Wince

b)

Throb

c)

Flabbergast

d)

Robust

92.

To break or burst.

a)

Trivial

b)

Accelerate

c)

Wince

d)

Rupture

93.

To pound or beat rapidly or violently; to pulsate or vibrate.

a)

Notify

b)

Rupture

c)

Throb

d)

Wince

94.

Of very little importance or value.

a)

Wince

b)

Trivial

c)

Abate

d)

Grim

95.

To move back suddenly as though in pain or fear.

a)

Rupture

b)

Abrupt

c)

Wince

d)

Accelerate

96.

Definition: to gain ownership of something; to obtain by one's own actions.


Gina went to the grocery store because there were still a few items she needed to ____________ before baking the cake.


Synonyms obtain

Antonyms lose, forfeit

a)

acquire

b)

aspire

c)

chorus

d)

conjure

97.

Definition: to desire something eagerly, especially something important or in the future.


I _____________ to be the world's greatest weightlifter, so I go to the gym every day.


Synonyms aim, long for, yearn

a)

aquire

b)

aspire

c)

chorus

d)

conjure

98.

Definition: the part of a song that's repeated after each verse.


The _________________of the song is easy to remember because it's so catchy.


Synonyms hook, refrain

a)

aquire

b)

aspire

c)

chorus

d)

conjure

99.

Definition: to make something happen or come into being as though by magic.


The basketball captain announced that the team would have to _________ up $200 to pay for uniforms this year.


Synonyms summon

a)

aquire

b)

aspire

c)

chorus

d)

conjure

100.

Definition: to resist something or refuse to obey.


This game is known to ________ even the greatest minds. Don't even waste your time trying to find the solution!

a)

defy

b)

firebrand

c)

gravity

d)

magnetic

101.

Definition: a troublemaker; someone who encourages others to rebel.


Lisa is a _______________; she just knocked over all the boxes in the warehouse to protest the working conditions, and then her coworkers did the same!


Synonyms rebel, agitator

a)

defy

b)

firebrand

c)

gravity

d)

magnetic

102.

Definition: a very serious nature or manner.


Chloe didn't realize the ___________ of her dad's illness until he was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance.


Synonyms importance, severity, seriousness

Antonyms unimportance, silliness

a)

defy

b)

firebrand

c)

gravity

d)

magnetic

103.

Definition: having the power to attract.


Ronda has a __________________ personality, which is probably why she's so popular.


Synonyms attractive, alluring

Antonyms uninteresting, repellent

a)

defy

b)

firebrand

c)

gravity

d)

magnetic

104.

Definition: joy, fun and laughter.


Taking a boat ride always filled Kendra with ________________. She loved everything about it, from the fresh breeze to the feeling of freedom.


Synonyms glee, joy

Antonyms melancholy, sadness, distress

a)

mirth

b)

quench

c)

subtle

d)

sullen

105.

Definition: to satisfy.


If I’ve been at soccer practice and I’m thirsty, milk just doesn’t _________________my thirst.


Synonyms relieve

a)

mirth

b)

quench

c)

subtle

d)

sullen

106.

Definition: difficult to perceive, barely observable; delicate.


There was a _____________change in her son's attitude that only a very observant parent would notice.


Synonyms faint

Antonyms obvious, blatant

a)

mirth

b)

quench

c)

subtle

d)

sullen

107.

Definition: silent or gloomy because of anger or resentment.


After finding out that she wasn't going to win the prize,

Malkia became ________________ and frowned quietly for the rest of the day.


Synonyms glum, frowning, morose

Antonyms cheerful

a)

mirth

b)

quench

c)

subtle

d)

sullen

108.

Definition: poisonous; causing harm.


Barrels of _____________ waste leaked into the soil, which killed the plants that used to grow there.


Synonyms poisonous

Antonyms harmless

a)

sullen

b)

toxic

c)

urgent

d)

wary

109.

Definition: needing fast action or attention.


My boss said that the client's email was _______________and that I should answer it within the hour.


Synonyms critical, pressing

a)

sullen

b)

toxic

c)

urgent

d)

wary

110.

Definition: cautious and watchful; careful of danger.


The girl was _____________of the stranger who suddenly started talking to her.


Synonyms cautious, guarded, suspicious

Antonyms careless

a)

sullen

b)

toxic

c)

urgent

d)

wary

111.

Definition: partly open.


If you leave the door ________________in the summertime, mosquitoes will end up in your kitchen.


Synonyms unclosed, unlatched, unsecured

Antonyms closed

a)

citrus

b)

ajar

c)

avert

d)

incident

112.

Definitions: to destroy completely; to leave in utter ruin.


A nuclear bomb is sure to _________________ any city it is dropped on.


Synonyms exterminate, obliterate, wreck

Antonyms create, help, preserve

a)

infamous

b)

canine

c)

annihilate

d)

pending

113.

Definition: to turn away.


We _______________our eyes, looking away from the horrible sight.


Synonyms turn

a)

avert

b)

saga

c)

incident

d)

poised

114.

Definition: of, or relating to, dogs.


My favorite ___________ is the Canadian Eskimo Dog.

a)

radiant

b)

saga

c)

fruitless

d)

canine

115.

Definition: fruit of the family that includes oranges, lemons, grapefruits and limes.


Lemonade is my favorite ________________beverage.

a)

ajar

b)

citrus

c)

infamous

d)

incident

116.

Definition:something that is made up in the mind but has no connection to reality.


My sister has an imaginary friend, but it's just a ________________ of her imagination.


Synonyms dream, fantasy

Antonyms reality

a)

incident

b)

figment

c)

annihilate

d)

pending

117.

Definitions: useless; unsuccessful.


The search for my ring has been _____________ . I'll never find it in this big corn field!


Synonyms futile, ineffective, unproductive

Antonyms fruitful, productive, successful

a)

ajar

b)

saga

c)

fruitless

d)

radiant

118.

Definition: something that happens in real life or in a story; an event, sometimes one that is a slight problem.


Because of the _________________ with my exploding can of Pepsi, Lauren never invites me to her parties anymore.


Synonyms episode, event, occurrence

a)

incident

b)

saga

c)

pending

d)

avert

119.

Definition: having a very bad reputation; famous for something evil.


Bonnie and Clyde were an __________________couple that gained notoriety after a robbing spree.


Synonyms disreputable, notorious

Antonyms well-liked, beloved

a)

poised

b)

saga

c)

infamous

d)

fruitless

120.

Definition: unfinished; remaining to be decided.


The principal said the decision on whether or not we could have a dance was still ______________. He promised to tell us soon.


Synonyms forthcoming, undetermined

Antonyms closed

a)

uncertainty

b)

pending

c)

figment

d)

citrus

121.

Definition: calm, controlled and self-assured.


Jena looked __________________ as she confidently gave a speech to the large crowd.


Synonyms self-confident, self-assured

a)

uncertainty

b)

prior

c)

pending

d)

poised

122.

Definition: earlier, former.


Years _________________to running for president, Barack Obama was a U.S. Senator.


Synonyms earlier, former, previous

Antonyms after, later, subsequent

a)

radiant

b)

prior

c)

fruitless

d)

citrus

123.

Definition: shining, bright; giving off light or energy.


During the day, the sun is the most ________________ star in the sky.


Synonyms beaming, brilliant, glowing

Antonyms cloudy, dark, dim

a)

ajar

b)

saga

c)

poised

d)

radiant

124.

Definition: a story of heroic exploits; a long, detailed account.


I read an interesting book that told the _________________ of Harriet Tubman's amazing, eventful life.


Synonyms tale, history, epic

a)

saga

b)

citrus

c)

infamous

d)

ajar

125.

Definition: doubt; the state of being unsure.


The traveler felt __________________ about which road to take.


Synonyms indecision, ambiguity, indefiniteness

Antonyms certainty, confidence, sureness

a)

citrus

b)

fruitless

c)

infamous

d)

uncertainty

126.

gaudy

a)

well behaved

b)

too flashy and showy

c)

showing annoyance

d)

evil, spiteful

127.

flaw

a)

a slight fault

b)

approval

c)

a big noisy fight

d)

a distant view or prospect

128.

dumbfound

a)

someone who brags a lot

b)

unable to read or write

c)

quick or clever reply

d)

to make speechless with amazement

129.

docile

a)

much more than enough

b)

sharp, irritating

c)

well behaved, easy to handle

d)

painfully severe, extreme

130.

brawl

a)

a big noisy fight

b)

approval, loud applause

c)

a slight fault

d)

a distant view

131.

braggart

a)

approval or loud applause

b)

bitter to the sense of taste or smell

c)

to make speechless

d)

someone who brags a lot

132.

acrid

a)

easy to handle

b)

a defect

c)

sharp, irritating, bitter to sense of smell

d)

extravagant

133.

acclaim

a)

spiteful

b)

showing annoyance

c)

approval, loud applause

d)

too flashy

134.

illiterate

a)

capable of being

b)

unable to read or write

c)

a distant view or prospect

d)

being in a bad mood

135.

lavish

a)

showy

b)

painfully severe or extreme

c)

capable of being or becoming

d)

much more than enough

136.

peevish

a)

painfully shy

b)

showing annoyance or irritation

c)

clever reply

d)

understated

137.

potential

a)

possible, capable

b)

uncooperative

c)

luxuriant

d)

prospect

138.

retort

a)

cooperate

b)

praise strongly

c)

spiteful

d)

a quick or clever reply

139.

vicious

a)

stubborn

b)

astonishing

c)

evil, spiteful

d)

irritating

140.

vista

a)

a distant view or prospect

b)

large plateau

c)

walkway

d)

entryway

141.
Mr. Jones _________ us from throwing food in the cafeteria.
a)
bystander
b)
anonymous
c)
astute
d)
admonished
142.
The author of the book remained _____ even after the book won numerous awards.
a)
anonymous
b)
casualty
c)
bystander
d)
admonish
143.
Jordan made the _______ comment that bullies often have problems at home.
a)
bystander
b)
astute
c)
casualty
d)
anonymous
144.
Among all the ______ at the homecoming parade, I was the shortest and had the worst view!
a)
admonish
b)
astute
c)
anonymous
d)
bystanders
145.
In the American Civil war there were over 600,000 _____ on both the Union and Confederate sides, making it the most deadly war in American history.
a)
bystanders
b)
casualites
c)
anonymous
d)
admonish
146.
The ____ soldier was given a full military funeral.
a)
deceased
b)
anonymous
c)
grimy
d)
astute
147.
The weather is _____ beautiful in the Phillippines.
a)
grimy
b)
downright
c)
deceased
d)
astute
148.
The store and buildings quickly became _____ because they were next to the industrial buildings with smokestacks.
a)
deceased
b)
downright
c)
grimy
d)
anonymous
149.
All the nobles and knights paid _____ to the new king. 
a)
casulalty
b)
hurtle
c)
admonish
d)
homage
150.
An express train passed quickly through the station and continued to _____ toward the bridge.
a)
hurtle
b)
admonish
c)
homage
d)
grimy
151.
In soccer, touching the ball with your hand is only _____ if you are the goalie.
a)
admonish
b)
legitimate
c)
lethal
d)
magnitude
152.
Socrates was forced to swallow a ______ dose of poison.
a)
utmost
b)
lethal
c)
stodgy
d)
utmost
153.
The ____ of the earthquake was felt for hundreds of miles.
a)
magnitude
b)
lethal
c)
stodgy
d)
utmost
154.
Chris likes reading comic books, not ____ old-fashioned French novels.
a)
lethal
b)
legitimate
c)
utmost
d)
stodgy
155.
Placing  your hand over heart during the flag salute is of _____ importance to veteran soldiers and patriots.
a)
stodgy 
b)
lethal 
c)
utmost
d)
magnitude
156.

genuine; real

a)

authentic

b)

abolish

157.

to figure out and understand

a)

tamper

b)

fathom

158.

of or like a mother

a)

maternal

b)

nurture

159.

smart and careful

a)

snare

b)

canny

160.

a story; a detailed report (sometimes personal!)

a)

debut

b)

narrative

161.

to try and make things pleasant for someone; supply food (for a big event)

a)

cater

b)

snare

162.

the highest and most intense moment

a)

concept

b)

climax

163.

to care for, train, or nourish

a)

nurture

b)

tamper

164.

to stand up to someone or something

a)

confront

b)

perish

165.

established ways of doing things - especially in a religion

a)

narrative

b)

orthodox

166.

a first public appearance

a)

snare

b)

debut

167.

great skill or ability

a)

canny

b)

prowess

168.

to trap or catch

a)

tamper

b)

snare

169.

to interfere with, or mess with, in a foolish manner

a)

tamper

b)

cater

170.

to be confused

a)

fathom

b)

bewildered

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