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IRVING (LOSH vs. DTW) Vocabulary PRACTICE

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the term "apparition" mean?

a)

A natural tendency

b)

A ghost or ghostly figure

c)

Excessive display of wealth

d)

Freedom from punishment

2.

Which word describes something that continues without stopping?

a)

Listless

b)

Formidable

c)

Incessant

d)

Sequestered

3.

What is the meaning of "ostentation"?

a)

Lack of energy

b)

Excessive display of wealth or importance

c)

Deep in thought

d)

Expressing love or attraction

4.

What does "propensity" refer to?

a)

A natural tendency or inclination

b)

Freedom from consequences

c)

Inspiring fear or respect

d)

Isolated or hidden away

5.

What does "impunity" mean?

a)

Lacking energy

b)

Freedom from punishment or consequences

c)

Deep in thought

d)

Expressing love

6.

What does "listless" mean?

a)

Lacking energy or enthusiasm

b)

Inspiring fear or respect

c)

Isolated or hidden away

d)

Expressing love or attraction

7.

What does "formidable" mean?

a)

Inspiring fear or respect due to size, power, or difficulty

b)

A natural tendency

c)

Freedom from punishment

d)

Deep in thought

8.

What does "sequestered" mean?

a)

Expressing love or attraction

b)

Isolated, hidden away

c)

Lacking energy

d)

Excessive display of wealth

9.

What does "amorous" mean?

a)

Deep in thought

b)

Expressing love or attraction

c)

Inspiring fear

d)

A ghostly figure

10.

What does "pensive" mean?

a)

Deep in thought, often in a melancholy way

b)

Lacking energy

c)

Excessive display of wealth

d)

Freedom from punishment

11.

What is the definition of "Usurer"?

a)

A person who lends money at extremely high interest rates.

b)

A person who saves money for future use.

c)

A person who donates money to charity.

d)

A person who invests in real estate.

12.

What does "Prevalent" mean?

a)

Rare and uncommon.

b)

Widespread or commonly occurring.

c)

Hidden and secretive.

d)

Outdated and obsolete.

13.

How would you describe something that is "Precarious"?

a)

Stable and secure.

b)

Unstable, uncertain, or risky.

c)

Easy and simple.

d)

Strong and durable.

14.

What does "Impregnable" mean?

a)

Easy to break into or defeat.

b)

Impossible to break into or defeat.

c)

Fragile and weak.

d)

Open and accessible.

15.

What is the meaning of "Melancholy"?

a)

A deep, lasting sadness.

b)

A brief moment of happiness.

c)

A sudden burst of anger.

d)

A feeling of excitement.

16.

What does "Obliterate" mean?

a)

To create or build up.

b)

To completely destroy or wipe out.

c)

To repair or fix.

d)

To preserve or protect.

17.

What is "Avarice"?

a)

Extreme generosity and kindness.

b)

Extreme greed for wealth or material gain.

c)

A lack of interest in money.

d)

A desire to help others.

18.

What does "Resolute" mean?

a)

Indecisive and wavering.

b)

Determined, unwavering in purpose.

c)

Confused and uncertain.

d)

Hesitant and doubtful.

19.

What is the definition of "Superfluous"?

a)

Necessary and essential.

b)

Unnecessary, excessive.

c)

Minimal and scarce.

d)

Required and mandatory.

20.

What does "Parsimony" mean?

a)

Willingness to spend money freely.

b)

Unwillingness to spend money or use resources.

c)

Generosity and lavishness.

d)

Extravagance and luxury.

21.

What does the word "apparition" mean in the context of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow?

a)

A sudden appearance of the sun

b)

A ghostly figure or specter

c)

A loud noise

d)

A bright light

22.

How is the word "incessant" correctly used in the context of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow?

a)

The clock's incessant chime rang only once at midnight.

b)

The schoolmaster's incessant chatter about ghosts fueled superstitions.

c)

The incessant sun surprised no one.

d)

The incessant rain stopped after an hour.

23.

What does "ostentation" refer to in the context of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow?

a)

Humble charity work

b)

A quiet demeanor

c)

Showy display of strength

d)

A secretive action

24.

In the Legend of Sleepy Hollow, what does "propensity" mean?

a)

A tendency to remain silent

b)

A tendency to believe in supernatural tales

c)

A tendency to run five miles

d)

A tendency to be humble

25.

What does "impunity" mean in the context of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow?

a)

Fear of consequences

b)

Freedom from punishment

c)

A sense of guilt

d)

A feeling of regret

26.

How is the word "listless" correctly used in the context of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow?

a)

He was so listless that he ran five miles.

b)

Ichabod rode through the night feeling listless after the party.

c)

The listless sun shone brightly.

d)

The listless kitten played energetically.

27.

What does "formidable" mean in the context of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow?

a)

A weak opponent

b)

A small figure

c)

A powerful and intimidating presence

d)

A friendly demeanor

28.

How is the word "sequestered" correctly used in the context of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow?

a)

The crowded marketplace was the most sequestered place.

b)

The old schoolhouse was sequestered at the edge of the village.

c)

The sequestered sun shone brightly.

d)

The sequestered kitten played in the open field.

29.

What does the word "amorous" mean in the context of the provided sentences?

a)

Friendly

b)

Loving

c)

Professional

d)

Indifferent

30.

In the context of the sentences, what does "pensive" mean?

a)

Excited

b)

Thoughtful

c)

Carefree

d)

Energetic

31.

What is a "usurer" according to the vocabulary section?

a)

A generous bank owner

b)

A person who lends money at high interest rates

c)

A person who gives interest-free loans

d)

A charitable organization

32.

What does "prevalent" mean in the context of the sentences?

a)

Rare

b)

Common

c)

Unique

d)

Hidden

33.

What does "precarious" mean in the context of the sentences?

a)

Stable

b)

Secure

c)

Risky

d)

Strong

34.

What does "impregnable" mean in the context of the sentences?

a)

Weak

b)

Unbreakable

c)

Fragile

d)

Temporary

35.

What does "melancholy" mean in the context of the sentences?

a)

Joyful

b)

Sadness

c)

Anger

d)

Surprise

36.

What does "obliterate" mean in the context of the sentences?

a)

Create

b)

Preserve

c)

Destroy

d)

Build

37.

What does "avarice" mean in the context of the sentences?

a)

Generosity

b)

Greed

c)

Kindness

d)

Indifference

38.

What does the word "resolute" mean in the context of the sentence: "Tom was as resolute in rejecting all offers as his wife was in accepting them"?

a)

Indecisive

b)

Determined

c)

Confused

d)

Hesitant

39.

In the sentence "He squeezed his debtors closer and closer and sent them dry as a sponge, leaving them with nothing but a superfluous amount of misery and despair," what does "superfluous" mean?

a)

Necessary

b)

Insufficient

c)

Excessive

d)

Minimal

40.

What does "parsimony" mean in the context of the sentence: "He built himself, as usual, a vast house, out of ostentation; but left the greater part of it unfinished and unfurnished, out of parsimony"?

a)

Generosity

b)

Frugality

c)

Wastefulness

d)

Extravagance

41.

What is the definition of "Apparition"?

a)

A person who lends money at high interest rates.

b)

A ghost or ghostly figure.

c)

Expressing love or attraction.

d)

Widespread or commonly occurring.

42.

Which vocabulary word means "Continuing without stopping; unending"?

a)

Prevalent

b)

Resolute

c)

Incessant

d)

Impregnable

43.

What does "Avarice" mean?

a)

Extreme greed for wealth or material gain.

b)

Freedom from punishment or consequences.

c)

A deep, lasting sadness.

d)

Lacking energy or enthusiasm.

44.

Which word is defined as "Inspiring fear or respect due to size, power, or difficulty"?

a)

Formidable

b)

Superfluous

c)

Pensive

d)

Parsimony

45.

What is the meaning of "Melancholy"?

a)

A natural tendency or inclination toward something.

b)

A deep, lasting sadness.

c)

Unwilling to spend money or use resources.

d)

Impossible to break into or defeat.