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10H Vocab U1 Review

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the antonym of "Coalition"?

a)

Alliance

b)

League

c)

Federation

d)

Splinter group

2.

Which word means "decline, decay, or deterioration; a condition or period of decline or decay; excessive self-indulgence"?

a)

Elicit

b)

Decadence

c)

Expostulate

d)

Hackneyed

3.

What is the part of speech for the word "Elicit"?

a)

Noun

b)

Adjective

c)

Verb

d)

Adverb

4.

Which of the following is an antonym for "Expostulate"?

a)

Protest

b)

Remonstrate

c)

Complain

d)

Agree

5.

Which word is defined as "a gap, opening, break (in the sense of having an element missing)"?

a)

Hiatus

b)

Innuendo

c)

Intercede

d)

Jaded

6.

What is the antonym of "Jaded"?

a)

Sated

b)

Surfeited

c)

Cloyed

d)

Unspoiled

7.

Which word fits the sentence: "Some characterized her love of chocolate as ________ because she ate at least two candy bars a day"?

a)

Approbation

b)

Assuage

c)

Decadence

d)

Elicit

8.

Which word means "worth, deserving recognition and praise"?

a)

Meritorious

b)

Petulant

c)

Prerogative

d)

Provincial

9.

What does "Simulate" mean?

a)

To make a pretense of, imitate

b)

To create something new

c)

To destroy or ruin

d)

To enhance or improve

10.

What is the meaning of "Transcend"?

a)

To rise above or beyond, exceed

b)

To fall short of

c)

To remain within limits

d)

To descend or lower

11.

What does "Umbrage" mean?

a)

Irritation, pique, annoyance

b)

Pleasure, delight, satisfaction

c)

Calmness, tranquility, peace

d)

Joy, happiness, contentment

12.

Which word means "excessively smooth or smug"?

a)

Unctuous

b)

Gruff

c)

Blunt

d)

Rough

13.

What is a synonym for "Petulant"?

a)

Irritable

b)

Even-tempered

c)

Placid

d)

Serene

14.

Which word is synonymous with "Prerogative"?

a)

Perquisite

b)

Obligation

c)

Duty

d)

Task

15.

What is a synonym for "Transcend"?

a)

Surpass

b)

Fall short

c)

Remain within limits

d)

Descend