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Level F 1-6 Review

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 1hrs 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If you create an, anomalous you create something that's

a)

abnormal

b)

normal

2.

a damaging or derogatory statement

a)

aspersion

b)

anomalous

c)

disabuse

d)

ennui

3.

extremely bizarre is:

a)

demagogue

b)

disabuse

c)

bizarre

4.

abrupt or blunt

a)

heinous

b)

aspersion

c)

brusque

d)

immutable

5.

to coax someone or persuade them through flattery

a)

castigate

b)

cajole

6.

Very wicked, offensive

a)

enuui

b)

heinous

c)

disabuse

d)

demagogue

7.

a chain or shackle placed on the feet

a)

immutable

b)

fetter

c)

contrive

8.

to correct a flaw in thinking

a)

brusque

b)

disabuse

9.

to plan with ingenuity

a)

anomalous

b)

aspersion

c)

contrive

10.

one who rebels against authority

a)

megalomania

b)

sinecure

c)

insurgent

11.

stealthy, scret

a)

surreptitious

b)

transgress

c)

transmute

12.

to go beyond or limit

a)

sinecure

b)

transgress

13.

performed or suffered by one person in place of another

a)

vicarious

b)

transmute

c)

sinecure

14.

I spent all morning trying to _________ our frightened cat out from under the house.

a)

cajole

b)

fetter

c)

limit

15.

Living _______________ through her children, my neighbor pushes her sons and daughters into every activity imaginable.

a)

graciously

b)

brusquely

c)

immutably

d)

vicariously

16.

A synonym of transgress is:

a)

over step

b)

transform

17.

A _(n)_______________ group at the convention refused to accept the choices of the regular party leaders.

a)

heinous

b)

insurgent

18.

Laura Ingall's Wilder's Little House on the Prairie books were so vivid that, as a child, I felt I was _________________ experiencing the realities of pioneer life.

a)

surreptitiously

b)

vicariously

19.

Castigated is best defined as

a)

rebuked

b)

attended

c)

praised

d)

disapproved of

20.

insurgent is the same as

a)

rebellious

b)

brusque

c)

demagogue

d)

sinecure

21.

to improve, make better, correct a flaw or shortcoming

a)

ameliorate

b)

exhort

c)

infringe

d)

inveigh

22.

poise, assurance, great self-confidence; perpendicularity

a)

interloper

b)

aplomb

c)

drivel

d)

epitome

23.

pompous or overblown in language

a)

intrinsic

b)

inveigh

c)

bombastic

d)

callow

24.

without experience; immature, not fully developed

a)

ex officio

b)

intrinsic

c)

aplomb

d)

callow

25.

foolish; to utter nonsense or childish babble

a)

drivel

b)

epitome

c)

lassitude

d)

bombastic

26.

a summary, condensed account

a)

infringe

b)

epitome

c)

ingratiate

d)

millenium

27.

to urge strongly; advise earnestly

a)

aplomb

b)

intrinsic

c)

exhort

d)

ingratiate

28.

by virtue of holding a certain office

a)

millennium

b)

ingratiate

c)

inveigh

d)

ex officio

29.

to violate, trespass, go beyond recognized bounds

a)

ingratiate

b)

intrinsic

c)

infringe

d)

inveigh

30.

to make oneself agreeable and thus gain favor or acceptance by others

a)

ameliorate

b)

ingratiate

c)

lassitude

d)

exhort

31.

one who moves in where he or she is not wanted or has no right to be, an intruder

a)

lassitude

b)

epitome

c)

interloper

d)

ameliorate

32.

belonging to someone or something by its very nature, essential, inherent

a)

ingratiate

b)

interloper

c)

drivel

d)

intrinsic

33.

to make a violent attack in words, express strong disapproval

a)

epitome

b)

inveigh

c)

bombastic

d)

drivel

34.

weariness of body or mind, lack of energy

a)

ameliorate

b)

lassitude

c)

infringe

d)

callow

35.

a period of one thousand years

a)

ex officio

b)

lassitude

c)

bombastic

d)

millennium

36.

Which is a synonym for ameliorate?

a)

improve

b)

outward

c)

grown-up

d)

digest

37.

Which is an antonym for aplomb?

a)

simple

b)

confusion

c)

discourage

d)

humiliate

38.

Which is a synonym for bombastic?

a)

energy

b)

warlike

c)

inflated

d)

courage

39.

Which is a synonym for epitome?

a)

evil

b)

mild

c)

model

d)

infer

40.

Which is a synonym for exhort?

a)

office

b)

silence

c)

polish

d)

urge

41.

Which is a synonym for ex officio?

a)

holding office

b)

inauguration

c)

impeachment

d)

campaign

42.

Which is a synonym for infringe?

a)

violate

b)

comply

c)

fatigue

d)

example

43.

Which is a synonym for ingratiate?

a)

friendly

b)

annoy

c)

humiliate

d)

peacemaker

44.

Which word is a synonym for drivel?

a)

improve

b)

model

c)

nonsense

d)

urge

45.
general pardon for an offense
a)
filch
b)
fractious
c)
amnesty
d)
salutary
46.
to adorn or embellish; to proclaim widely
a)
scathing
b)
caveat
c)
blazon
d)
scourge
47.
fair; just
a)
equitable
b)
scathing
c)
salutary
d)
vapid
48.
to steal, especially in a sneaky way and in small amounts
a)
amnesty
b)
autonomy
c)
filch
d)
caveat
49.
tending to be troublesome; unruly, contrary, quarrelsome
a)
scourge
b)
vapid
c)
scathing
d)
fractious
50.
rule of conduct
a)
precept
b)
salutary
c)
scourge
d)
caveat
51.
bitterly severe; causing great harm
a)
axiomatic
b)
spoprific
c)
transient
d)
scathing
52.
tending to cause sleep
a)
filch
b)
equitable
c)
soporific
d)
salutary
53.
extremely strict in regard to moral standards
a)
straitlaced
b)
soporific
c)
unwieldy
d)
autonomy
54.
dull, uninteresting, tiresome
a)
axiomatic
b)
vapid
c)
transient
d)
fractious
55.

Everyone thinks that the world needs to be equal, but in reality, we need to be more ______ so that everyone is getting what he or she needs.

a)

vapid

b)

equitable

c)

soporific

56.

I’m sure many of my peers consider me to be ______ due to my modesty and my unwillingness to deviate from my beliefs.

a)

straitlaced

b)

soporific

c)

scathing

57.

In order for the school to run smoothly, students and teachers should follow the (blanks) set forth in The Giant Way.

a)

amnesty

b)

precept

c)

blazon

58.

I dislike when teachers (blank) students’ grades so everyone can see them; that can be such an embarrassing moment for kids who are not doing well.

a)

fractious

b)

filch

c)

blazon

59.

Tybalt is one of the most (blank) characters in literature; his need to fight everyone all the time is obnoxious.

a)

scathing

b)

fractious

c)

soporific

60.
(adj.) Pertaining to an outlying area; local; narrow in mind or outlook
a)
Hiatus
b)
Unctous
c)
Provincial
d)
Assuage
61.
(n.) A special right or privilege; a special quality showing excellence
a)
Umbrage
b)
Unctuous
c)
Prerogative
d)
Petulant
62.
(adj.) Wearied, worn-out, dulled 
a)
Jaded
b)
Hackneyed
c)
Assuage
d)
Elicit
63.
(adj.) Causing great shock, horror, or revulsion; sensational; pale or sallow in color; terrible or passionate in intensity or lack of restraint
a)
Decadence
b)
Lurid
c)
Innuendo
d)
Expostulate
64.
(adj.) Excessively smooth or smug; trying too hard to give an impression of earnestness, sincerity, or piety; fatty, oily; pliable
a)
Prerogative
b)
Provincial
c)
Approbation
d)
Unctous
65.
(v.) To rise above or beyond, exceed
a)
Unctous
b)
Hiatus
c)
Transcend
d)
Simulate
66.
(v.) To attempt to dissuade someone from some course or decision by earnest reasoning
a)
Elicit
b)
Expostulate
c)
Petulant
d)
Transcend
67.
(adj.) Used so often as to lack freshness or originality
a)
provincial
b)
unctuous 
c)
hackneyed 
d)
elicit 
68.
(v.) To plead on behalf of someone else; to serve as a third party or go-between in a disagreement
a)
simulate 
b)
assuage 
c)
elicit 
d)
intercede 
69.
(v.) To make a pretense of, imitate; to show the outer signs of
a)
assuage 
b)
intercede 
c)
simulate 
d)
transcend 
70.
(n.) A hint, indirect suggestion, or reference (often in a derogatory sense)
a)
hiatus 
b)
innuendo
c)
prerogative 
d)
coalition 
71.

original model

a)

contraband

b)

archetype

c)

gossamer

d)

aura

72.

illegal, smuggled goods

a)

archetype

b)

sleazy

c)

scurrilous

d)

contraband

73.

inscrutable

a)

to increase in power or greatness

b)

showing industry and determination

c)

incapable of being understood

d)

without definite shape or form

74.

resilient

a)

illegal, illicit

b)

shapeless, formless

c)

persistent

d)

able to recover quickly

75.

isolated; on an island

a)

propensity

b)

affable

c)

irrevocable

d)

insular

76.

irrevocable

a)

able to return to original shape

b)

coarsely abusive

c)

cannot be called back or revoked

d)

thin, flimsy, shoddy

77.

remonstrate

a)

argue or protest against

b)

increase in greatness

c)

deny or reject

d)

inferior or shoddy

78.

natural inclination or tendency

a)

scurrilous

b)

propensity

c)

erudite

d)

sedulous

79.

reject, disown

a)

irrevocable

b)

affable

c)

repudiate

d)

aggrandize

80.

aura

a)

incapable of being understood

b)

persistent, showing hard work

c)

atmosphere around a person

d)

able to recover quickly