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Lesson 21 Vocabulary Quizizz

Total questions: 49

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

to argue or point out an error

a)

confute

b)

meritorious

c)

mezzanine

d)

tribulation

e)

recumbent

2.

an affliction, trouble, or difficult experience

a)

confute

b)

meritorious

c)

mezzanine

d)

tribulation

e)

recumbent

3.

deserving an award or honor

a)

confute

b)

meritorious

c)

mezzanine

d)

tribulation

e)

recumbent

4.

resting or lying down

a)

confute

b)

meritorious

c)

mezzanine

d)

tribulation

e)

recumbent

5.

the lowest balcony in a theater; a partial story between main stories in a building

a)

confute

b)

meritorious

c)

mezzanine

d)

tribulation

e)

recumbent

6.

syn: refute or disprove

a)

confute

b)

meritorious

c)

mezzanine

d)

tribulation

e)

recumbent

7.

syn: ordeal or hardship

a)

confute

b)

meritorious

c)

mezzanine

d)

tribulation

e)

recumbent

8.

syn: reclining

a)

confute

b)

meritorious

c)

mezzanine

d)

tribulation

e)

recumbent

9.

syn: commendable, laudable, or praiseworthy

a)

confute

b)

meritorious

c)

mezzanine

d)

tribulation

e)

recumbent

10.

ant: upright

a)

confute

b)

meritorious

c)

mezzanine

d)

tribulation

e)

recumbent

11.

ant: confirm or verify

a)

confute

b)

meritorious

c)

mezzanine

d)

tribulation

e)

recumbent

12.

ant: despicable or unworthy

a)

confute

b)

meritorious

c)

mezzanine

d)

tribulation

e)

recumbent

13.

to claim; to give a false impression

a)

dynasty

b)

purport

c)

forte

d)

kleptomania

e)

renown

14.

an area of expertise or strength

a)

dynasty

b)

purport

c)

forte

d)

kleptomania

e)

renown

15.

a succession of rulers from the same family or group

a)

dynasty

b)

purport

c)

forte

d)

kleptomania

e)

renown

16.

a continual urge to steal regardless of economic motive

a)

dynasty

b)

purport

c)

forte

d)

kleptomania

e)

renown

17.

the state of being well known and honored; fame

a)

dynasty

b)

purport

c)

forte

d)

kleptomania

e)

renown

18.

syn: notoriety or popularity

a)

dynasty

b)

purport

c)

forte

d)

kleptomania

e)

renown

19.

syn: allege, claim, or maintain

a)

dynasty

b)

purport

c)

forte

d)

kleptomania

e)

renown

20.

syn: specialty or talent

a)

dynasty

b)

purport

c)

forte

d)

kleptomania

e)

renown

21.

ant: anonymity or obscurity

a)

dynasty

b)

purport

c)

forte

d)

kleptomania

e)

renown

22.

ant: weakness

a)

dynasty

b)

purport

c)

forte

d)

kleptomania

e)

renown

23.

pushing dangerous situations to the edge of disaster rather than conceding

a)

ineffable

b)

fortitude

c)

botch

d)

perennial

e)

brinkmanship

24.

too sacred or great to be described; indescribable

a)

ineffable

b)

fortitude

c)

botch

d)

perennial

e)

brinkmanship

25.

lasting indefinitely

a)

ineffable

b)

fortitude

c)

botch

d)

perennial

e)

brinkmanship

26.

to ruin through clumsiness; to bungle

a)

ineffable

b)

fortitude

c)

botch

d)

perennial

e)

brinkmanship

27.

strength in adversity

a)

ineffable

b)

fortitude

c)

botch

d)

perennial

e)

brinkmanship

28.

syn: enduring or perpetual

a)

ineffable

b)

fortitude

c)

botch

d)

perennial

e)

brinkmanship

29.

syn: inexpressible

a)

ineffable

b)

fortitude

c)

botch

d)

perennial

e)

brinkmanship

30.

syn: err

a)

ineffable

b)

fortitude

c)

botch

d)

perennial

e)

brinkmanship

31.

syn: determination or tenacity

a)

ineffable

b)

fortitude

c)

botch

d)

perennial

e)

brinkmanship

32.

ant: weakness

a)

ineffable

b)

fortitude

c)

botch

d)

perennial

e)

brinkmanship

33.

ant: fix

a)

ineffable

b)

fortitude

c)

botch

d)

perennial

e)

brinkmanship

34.

ant: fleeting or limited

a)

ineffable

b)

fortitude

c)

botch

d)

perennial

e)

brinkmanship

35.

  1. Her talent as a pianist brought her great _____ in the world of classical music.

a)

recumbent

b)

renown

c)

confute

d)

mezzanine

e)

forte

36.

  1. The _____ figure lay peacefully on the grassy knoll, basking in the warmth of the afternoon sun.

a)

recumbent

b)

renown

c)

confute

d)

mezzanine

e)

forte

37.

  1. The _____ level of the theater offered a perfect view of the stage below.

a)

recumbent

b)

renown

c)

confute

d)

mezzanine

e)

forte

38.

  1. He attempted to _____ the scientist's theory with a series of well-researched counterarguments.

a)

recumbent

b)

renown

c)

confute

d)

mezzanine

e)

forte

39.

  1. Despite his prowess in mathematics, his true _____ lay in artistic expression.

a)

recumbent

b)

renown

c)

confute

d)

mezzanine

e)

forte

40.

  1. The political standoff seemed to be a dangerous game of _____, with neither side willing to compromise.

a)

botch

b)

brinkmanship

c)

meritorious

d)

fortitude

e)

kleptomania

41.

  1. His attempt to fix the leaky faucet only resulted in a _____ job, leaving water dripping even more incessantly.

a)

botch

b)

brinkmanship

c)

meritorious

d)

fortitude

e)

kleptomania

42.

  1. With _____, she faced the challenges of life head-on, refusing to be deterred by setbacks.

a)

botch

b)

brinkmanship

c)

meritorious

d)

fortitude

e)

kleptomania

43.

  1. Her tireless efforts in charity work were truly _____, earning her the admiration of the entire community.

a)

botch

b)

brinkmanship

c)

meritorious

d)

fortitude

e)

kleptomania

44.

  1. His compulsive urge to steal items he didn't need revealed a deeper struggle with _____.

a)

botch

b)

brinkmanship

c)

meritorious

d)

fortitude

e)

kleptomania

45.

  1. The beauty of the sunset was _____, leaving us speechless in its wake.

a)

perennial

b)

ineffable

c)

purport

d)

dynasty

e)

tribulation

46.

  1. The _____ flowers bloomed year after year, adding a splash of color to the garden.


a)

perennial

b)

ineffable

c)

purport

d)

dynasty

e)

tribulation

47.

  1. The family endured numerous _____ throughout their journey to build a better life.

a)

perennial

b)

ineffable

c)

purport

d)

dynasty

e)

tribulation

48.

  1. The _____ ruled the kingdom for centuries, leaving a lasting legacy in its wake.

a)

perennial

b)

ineffable

c)

purport

d)

dynasty

e)

tribulation

49.

  1. Despite the _____ of his words, his actions spoke louder, revealing his true intentions.

a)

perennial

b)

ineffable

c)

purport

d)

dynasty

e)

tribulation

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