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Unit 14 Vocabulary (Parichuck)

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

to add, attach, to incorporate

a)

improvise

b)

cordial

c)

annex

d)

pallor

2.

in a friendly manner, hearty; cheery

a)

debacle

b)

cordial

c)

annex

d)

embroil

3.

an overwhelming defeat, rout; a complete collapse or failure

a)

debacle

b)

embroil

c)

haphazard

d)

improvise

4.

to involve in a conflict or difficulty; to throw into confusion

a)

haphazard

b)

embroil

c)

debacle

d)

annex

5.

by chance, not planned, lacking order

a)

annex

b)

debacle

c)

haphazard

d)

reconcile

6.

to compose or perform without preparation, to construct from available materials

a)

improvise

b)

profuse

c)

pallor

d)

shackle

7.

an extreme or unnatural paleness

a)

pallor

b)

profuse

c)

implicit

d)

cordial

8.

very abundant, given or flowing freely

a)

annex

b)

cordial

c)

debacle

d)

profuse

9.

to restore to friendship; to settle; to resign

a)

annex

b)

cordial

c)

debacle

d)

reconcile

10.

to put into chains

a)

improvise

b)

annex

c)

reconcile

d)

shackle

11.

to cut or split open

a)

reconcile

b)

annex

c)

cleave

d)

cornerstone

12.

the starting point of a building, a fundamental principle

a)

exonerate

b)

cornerstone

c)

glib

d)

incite

13.

to make weak or lifeless

a)

devitalize

b)

incite

c)

cornerstone

d)

threadbare

14.

to clear from a charge or accusation

a)

exonerate

b)

implicate

c)

admonish

d)

precipitious

15.

ready and fluent in speech, thoughtless, insincere

a)

glib

b)

incite

c)

threadbare

d)

cornerstone

16.

to rouse, stir up, urge on

a)

incite

b)

pedigree

c)

devitalize

d)

cleave

17.

coming in, inflow

a)

annex

b)

influx

c)

devitalize

d)

exonerate

18.

a list of ancestors, family tree, the history or origins of something

a)

pedigree

b)

precipitious

c)

threadbare

d)

devitalize

19.

very steep

a)

precipitious

b)

cornerstone

c)

devitalize

d)

glib

20.

shabby, old and worn

a)

devitalize

b)

threadbare

c)

cleave

d)

exonerate

21.

to divide and give out in shares

a)

perverse

b)

sever

c)

apportion

d)

clique

22.

able to float easily

a)

clique

b)

migration

c)

buoyant

d)

rancid

23.

a small, exclusive group of people

a)

buoyant

b)

clique

c)

migration

d)

perverse

24.

getting on well with others

a)

migration

b)

clique

c)

congenial

d)

rancid

25.

a movement from one country to another

a)

migration

b)

perverse

c)

rancid

d)

sever

26.

to lower in esteem, to degrade

a)

avert

b)

brunt

c)

abase

d)

harry

27.

inclined to go against what is expected

a)

perverse

b)

migration

c)

rancid

d)

sever

28.

stale, spoiled

a)

rancid

b)

sever

c)

sully

d)

versatile

29.

to separate, to divide into parts

a)

versatile

b)

buoyant

c)

sever

d)

clique

30.

not capable of being held or defended

a)

versatile

b)

untenable

c)

apportion

d)

clique

31.

Able to do many things well

a)

versatile

b)

tenable

c)

sully

d)

admonish

32.

to move to action; to impel

a)

boorish

b)

actuate

c)

knave

d)

plaintiff

33.

endlessly

a)

ad infinitum

b)

lofty

c)

prelude

d)

wane

34.

genuine, sincere

a)

ad infinitum

b)

bona fide

c)

concede

d)

perceive

35.

to admit as true

a)

rustic

b)

concede

c)

sully

d)

wane

36.

very high, noble

a)

lofty

b)

perceive

c)

rustic

d)

sordid

37.

to be aware of through the senses

a)

lofty

b)

rustic

c)

perceive

d)

sully

38.

an introduction

a)

perceive

b)

vindicate

c)

prelude

d)

perverse

39.

country-like; simple, plain

a)

prelude

b)

rustic

c)

bona fide

d)

urban

40.

wretchedly poor; run-down; mean or selfish

a)

vindicate

b)

bona fide

c)

sordid

d)

rustic

41.

to clear from hint or charge of wrongdoing

a)

wane

b)

ad infinitum

c)

bona fide

d)

vindicate

42.

to lose size; strength or power

a)

lofty

b)

wane

c)

perceive

d)

prelude

43.

to turn aside, turn away

a)

brunt

b)

avert

c)

abase

d)

probe

44.

the main impact, force or burden

a)

brunt

b)

combatant

c)

dubious

d)

subterfuge

45.

a fighter; engaged in fighting

a)

combatant

b)

dubious

c)

harry

d)

impenitent

46.

causing uncertainty or suspicion

a)

harry

b)

dubious

c)

impenitent

d)

probe

47.

to make a destructive raid on

a)

harry

b)

brunt

c)

impenitent

d)

liberality

48.

not feeling remorse or sorrow for errors or offenses

a)

probe

b)

subterfuge

c)

brunt

d)

impenitent

49.

generosity, generous act

a)

liberality

b)

harry

c)

dubious

d)

wane

50.

to examine, investigate thoroughly

a)

brunt

b)

probe

c)

subterfuge

d)

abase

51.

an excuse or trick for escaping or hiding something

a)

abase

b)

avert

c)

subterfuge

d)

combatant

52.

rude, unrefined

a)

dormant

b)

boorish

c)

wane

d)

sully

53.

inactive; in a state of suspicion

a)

dormant

b)

harangue

c)

knave

d)

plaintiff

54.

to deliver a loud, ranting speech

a)

knave

b)

legion

c)

dormant

d)

harangue

55.

a tricky, unprincipled or deceitful fellow

a)

knave

b)

legion

c)

dormant

d)

quarry

56.

a large military force

a)

boorish

b)

actuate

c)

legion

d)

knave

57.

one who begins a lawsuit

a)

quarry

b)

plaintiff

c)

knave

d)

spurn

58.

to draw out or lengthen in space or time

a)

protract

b)

legion

c)

actuate

d)

spurn

59.

to cut or take from; a place where stone is taken

a)

spurn

b)

quarry

c)

sully

d)

knave

60.

to refuse with scorn

a)

actuate

b)

boorish

c)

dormant

d)

spurn