WorksheetsUnit 7-9 Review Level F
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
severe or stern in manner, simple, plain, harsh
a)
austere
b)
beneficent
c)
grandiose
d)
punctilious
2.
performing acts of kindness or charity, doing good
a)
beneficent
b)
vulnerable
c)
punctilious
d)
crass
3.
pale, gaunt, resembling a corpse (or cadaver)
a)
cadaverous
b)
austere
c)
crass
d)
redoubtable
4.
to prepare by combining ingredients, invent, create
a)
concoct
b)
debase
c)
mitigate
d)
reprove
5.
coarse, unfeeling, crude, tasteless
a)
crass
b)
stalwart
c)
grandiose
d)
beneficent
6.
to lower in character or quality, to degrade, to cause to deteriorate
a)
debase
b)
disconcert
c)
reprove
d)
prate
7.
to treat disrespectfully, to contaminate or pollute
a)
desecrate
b)
prate
c)
pillage
d)
concoct
8.
to confuse
a)
disconcert
b)
infraction
c)
restitution
d)
desecrate
9.
grand, absurdly exaggerated
a)
grandiose
b)
inconsequential
c)
austere
d)
cadaverous
10.
unimportant
a)
inconsequential
b)
vulnerable
c)
punctilious
d)
redoubtable
11.
breaking the law
a)
infraction
b)
pillage
c)
auster
d)
restitution
12.
to make milder or softer
a)
mitigate
b)
debase
c)
reprove
d)
concoct
13.
to rob by force, plunder
a)
pillage
b)
restitution
c)
infraction
d)
cadaverous
14.
to talk foolishly
a)
prate
b)
debase
c)
grandiose
d)
beneficent
15.
very careful and exact
a)
punctilious
b)
stalwart
c)
inconsequential
d)
vulnerable
16.
inspiring fear or awe, illustrious
a)
redoubtable
b)
crass
c)
beneficent
d)
vulnerable
17.
to find fault with, scold
a)
reprove
b)
desecrate
c)
debase
d)
pillage
18.
restoration; making good on a loss or damage, reimbursement
a)
restitution
b)
infraction
c)
pillage
d)
austere
19.
strong, sturdy, brave; one who is strong or a strong supporter
a)
stalwart
b)
vulnerable
c)
concoct
d)
crass
20.
open to attack, unprotected
a)
vulnerable
b)
grandiose
c)
punctilious
d)
austere
21.
to lessen, mullify, omit, deduct
a)
abate
b)
irresolute
c)
equivocate
d)
dilatory
22.
excessive flattery
a)
adulation
b)
supposition
c)
nebulous
d)
avarice
23.
object of intense dislike; a curse
a)
anathema
b)
avarice
c)
abate
d)
torpid
24.
shrewd, crafty, showing practical wisdom
a)
astute
b)
penury
c)
anovice
d)
equivocate
25.
greedy desire, especially for wealth
a)
avarice
b)
adulation
c)
anathema
d)
recapitulate
26.
guilty, deserving blame
a)
culpable
b)
slovenly
c)
irresolute
d)
dilatory
27.
tending to delay, postpone, or procrastinate, not prompt
a)
dilatory
b)
egregious
c)
pretentious
d)
penury
28.
conspicuous, blatant, glaring
a)
egregious
b)
novice
c)
evanescent
d)
astute
29.
to be deliberately vague or ambiguous
a)
equivocate
b)
torpid
c)
adulation
d)
abate
30.
vanishing, soon passing, light and airy
a)
evanescent
b)
torpid
c)
novice
d)
culpable
31.
indecisive, hesitating
a)
irresolute
b)
culpable
c)
nebulous
d)
torpid
32.
cloudlike, cloudy in color, vague, confused, indistinct, hazy
a)
nebulous
b)
dilatory
c)
astute
d)
pretentious
33.
beginner
a)
novice
b)
astute
c)
supposition
d)
resuscitate
34.
extreme poverty; insufficiency
a)
penury
b)
resuscitate
c)
anathema
d)
abate
35.
showing off or braggy when not necessarily earned
a)
pretentious
b)
avarace
c)
equivocate
d)
supposition
36.
to sum up
a)
recapitulate
b)
culpable
c)
abate
d)
equivocate
37.
to revive or bring back into existence
a)
resuscitate
b)
recapitulate
c)
equivocate
d)
egregious
38.
untidy, dirty, careless
a)
slovenly
b)
dilatory
c)
irresolute
d)
torpid
39.
assumption, something taken for granted without evidence
a)
supposition
b)
adulation
c)
anathema
d)
penury
40.
inactive, sluggish, dull
a)
torpid
b)
novice
c)
slovenly
d)
avarice
41.
stinging, bitter in tone, hostile
a)
acrimonious
b)
corpulent
c)
expurgate
d)
intemperate
42.
dull, slow, stupid, cowlike
a)
bovine
b)
dissension
c)
ignoble
d)
disavow
43.
shock, dismay, awe
a)
consternation
b)
disavow
c)
dissension
d)
acrimonious
44.
having a large, bulky body
a)
corpulent
b)
gauntlet
c)
squeamish
d)
dissension
45.
deny responsibility
a)
disavow
b)
ignoble
c)
squeamish
d)
corpulent
46.
impartial, calm
a)
dispassionate
b)
intemperate
c)
odium
d)
gauntlet
47.
disagreement
a)
dissension
b)
acrimonious
c)
consternation
d)
hypothetical
48.
to scatter, disperse; to spend foolishly or be extravagant
a)
dissipate
b)
consternation
c)
disavow
d)
expurgate
49.
to cleanse, purify, censor (especially in writing)
a)
expurgate
b)
dissipate
c)
susceptible
d)
ignoble
50.
armored glove, a challenge or ordeal
a)
gauntlet
b)
expurgate
c)
subservient
d)
squeamish
51.
assumed, supposed, a tentative idea for investigation
a)
hypothetical
b)
acrimonious
c)
gauntlet
d)
dispassionate
52.
inferior, unworthy, mean, base
a)
ignoble
b)
impugn
c)
acrimonious
d)
susceptible
53.
to call into question, to attack as false
a)
impugn
b)
bovine
c)
hypothetical
d)
perfidy
54.
immoderate, lacking self control
a)
intemperate
b)
odium
c)
impugn
d)
perfidy
55.
hatred, contempt
a)
odium
b)
perfidy
c)
dissipate
d)
relegate
56.
treachery, betrayal, disloyalty
a)
perfidy
b)
relegate
c)
odium
d)
subservient
57.
to assign, refer, banish, place in a lower position
a)
relegate
b)
subservient
c)
bovine
d)
bovine
58.
easily nauseated, shocked, or upset
a)
squeamish
b)
corpulent
c)
dispassionate
d)
consternation
59.
submissively obedient, servile
a)
subservient
b)
dispassionate
c)
intemperate
d)
dissipate
60.
open to, easily influenced, lacking resistance
a)
susceptible
b)
dispassionate
c)
perfidy
d)
impugn
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