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Wise Words Units 13-15

Total questions: 42

Worksheet time: 1hrs 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To change to fit new conditions.

a)

adapt

b)

deplete

c)

efficient

d)

fatigue

2.

To use up.

a)

adapt

b)

deplete

c)

efficient

d)

fatigue

3.

Producing results without waste.

a)

adapt

b)

deplete

c)

efficient

d)

fatigue

4.

A feeling of tiredness from work or activity.

To become very tired.

a)

adapt

b)

deplete

c)

efficient

d)

fatigue

5.

A change that has occurred.

a)

rigor

b)

oblivious

c)

glare

d)

adaptation

6.

A strong blinding light or an angry stare.

To shine strongly or to stare in an angry way.

a)

rigor

b)

oblivious

c)

glare

d)

adaptation

7.

Not aware of.

a)

rigor

b)

oblivious

c)

glare

d)

adaptation

8.

A condition that makes life difficult.

a)

rigor

b)

oblivious

c)

glare

d)

adaptation

9.

Very obvious.

a)

glaring

b)

oblivion

c)

prominent

d)

rigorous

10.

Forgotten.

a)

glaring

b)

oblivion

c)

prominent

d)

rigorous

11.

Standing out; easily seen or noticed; well known or famous.

a)

glaring

b)

oblivion

c)

prominent

d)

rigorous

12.

Severe or extreme; thorough or complete.

a)

glaring

b)

oblivion

c)

prominent

d)

rigorous

13.

To wither up and die or to burn the surface quickly.

a)

glaring

b)

sear

c)

prominent

d)

wend

14.

To travel or go on one’s way.

a)

glaring

b)

sear

c)

prominent

d)

wend

15.

Wanting to do good; kind.

a)

benevolent

b)

consent

c)

discreet

d)

engross

16.

To agree, or allow to happen.

Permission or approval.

a)

benevolent

b)

consent

c)

discreet

d)

engross

17.

Showing care or privacy in what one does or says.

a)

benevolent

b)

consent

c)

discreet

d)

engross

18.

To take up one’s complete attention.

a)

benevolent

b)

consent

c)

discreet

d)

engross

19.

The ability to handle matters wisely or privately.

a)

tyranny

b)

esteem

c)

engrossing

d)

discretion

20.

Taking up one’s complete attention.

a)

tyranny

b)

esteem

c)

engrossing

d)

discretion

21.

To respect or think highly of someone of something.

Respect.

a)

tyranny

b)

esteem

c)

engrossing

d)

discretion

22.

A government that is ruled by a tyrant.

a)

tyranny

b)

esteem

c)

engrossing

d)

discretion

23.

Highly regarded or respected.

a)

esteemed

b)

extensive

c)

intrigue

d)

relinquish

24.

Covering a large area; ambitious or far-reaching.

a)

esteemed

b)

extensive

c)

intrigue

d)

relinquish

25.

To captivate or fascinate.

a)

esteemed

b)

extensive

c)

intrigue

d)

relinquish

26.

To let go or to give up.

a)

esteemed

b)

extensive

c)

intrigue

d)

relinquish

27.

A ruler with complete power who often uses it in cruel or unjust ways.

a)

esteem

b)

benevolent

c)

vanquish

d)

tyrant

28.

To defeat completely; to overcome.

a)

esteem

b)

benevolent

c)

vanquish

d)

tyrant

29.

To break down into separate parts in order to study.

a)

analyze

b)

apprehensive

c)

coincide

d)

compose

30.

Worried or nervous about what might happen.

a)

analyze

b)

apprehensive

c)

coincide

d)

compose

31.

To be in the same place or occur at the same time.

a)

analyze

b)

apprehensive

c)

coincide

d)

compose

32.

To make by combining; to create; to quiet or calm.

a)

analyze

b)

apprehensive

c)

coincide

d)

compose

33.

An examination of the whole in order to examine its various parts.

a)

analysis

b)

apprehension

c)

coincidence

d)

envelop

34.

A concern about a future event.

a)

analysis

b)

apprehension

c)

coincidence

d)

envelop

35.

Occurrences that seem to be related but are connected only by chance.

a)

analysis

b)

apprehension

c)

coincidence

d)

envelop

36.

To hide or cover on all sides.

a)

analysis

b)

apprehension

c)

coincidence

d)

envelop

37.

To join together by or as if by melting.

a)

analysis

b)

scale

c)

mere

d)

fuse

38.

Nothing more than ordinary.

a)

analysis

b)

scale

c)

mere

d)

fuse

39.

A series of musical notes; thin plates that cover fish; a tool used to measure weight; the size of a map.

To climb or climb over.

a)

analysis

b)

scale

c)

mere

d)

fuse

40.

A joining together.

a)

compose

b)

fusion

c)

trace

d)

velocity

41.

A very small amount; a mark or sign left by something.

To follow the trail or locate; to copy by following the lines through thin paper.

a)

compose

b)

fusion

c)

trace

d)

velocity

42.

Rate of movement; speed.

a)

compose

b)

fusion

c)

trace

d)

velocity