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Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary Practice

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Pernicious The rumors spread through the school were pernicious, affecting friendships irreparably.

a)

Harmless

b)

Deadly

c)

Boring

d)

Clear

2.

Portentous The dark clouds were portentous, hinting at a coming storm.

a)

Insignificant

b)

Ominous

c)

Bright

d)

Joyful

3.

Propagate The gardener worked hard to propagate the rare plant species.

a)

Condense

b)

Destroy

c)

Spread

d)

Hide

4.

Prolixity The professor’s prolixity made the lecture difficult to follow.

a)

Brevity

b)

Verbosity

c)

Clarity

d)

Silence

5.

Boisterous The party was so boisterous that the neighbors complained about the noise.

a)

Quiet

b)

Lively

c)

Silent

d)

Peaceful

6.

Scathe The critic did not hesitate to scathe the film in her review.

a)

Praise

b)

Criticize

c)

Ignore

d)

Appreciate

7.

Prodigious The scientist’s prodigious discovery changed the course of research in the field.

a)

Tiny

b)

Insignificant

c)

Enormous

d)

Common

8.

Enmity Despite years of enmity, the two countries agreed to a peace treaty.

a)

Friendship

b)

Hostility

c)

Alliance

d)

Indifference

9.

Rancour She spoke without rancour, even though she had been wronged.

a)

Bitterness

b)

Love

c)

Joy

d)

Compassion

10.

Sallow His sallow complexion worried his family, prompting a visit to the doctor.

a)

Healthy

b)

Pale

c)

Rosy

d)

Bright

11.

Lamentable The loss was lamentable, affecting the entire community.

a)

Celebrated

b)

Regrettable

c)

Expected

d)

Ignored

12.

Feign He tried to feign interest in the conversation, but his mind was elsewhere.

a)

Pretend

b)

Reveal

c)

Show

d)

Ignore

13.

Blazon The news of the victory was blazoned across the front page of the newspaper.

a)

Concealed

b)

Displayed

c)

Hidden

d)

Whispered

14.

Slander The politician accused his opponent of slander during the debate.

a)

Praise

b)

Defamation

c)

Support

d)

Assistance

15.

Garish The room was decorated in garish colors that overwhelmed the senses.

a)

Subtle

b)

Bright

c)

Bland

d)

Dark

16.

Tedious The task was tedious, requiring hours of monotonous work.

a)

Exciting

b)

Boring

c)

Quick

d)

Fun

17.

Calamity The earthquake was a calamity that left the city in ruins.

a)

Fortune

b)

Disaster

c)

Miracle

d)

Triumph

18.

Beguile The magician managed to beguile the audience with his clever tricks.

a)

Bore

b)

Charm

c)

Annoy

d)

Scare

19.

Absolve The priest sought to absolve him of his sins.

a)

Condemn

b)

Forgive

c)

Accuse

d)

Punish

20.

Jocund The mood at the festival was jocund, with everyone laughing and dancing.

a)

Sad

b)

Cheerful

c)

Angry

d)

Serious

21.

Fickle His fickle nature made it hard for him to commit to any decision.

a)

Steadfast

b)

Unpredictable

c)

Loyal

d)

Reliable

22.

Abhor She abhorred the idea of cruelty to animals.

a)

Love

b)

Hate

c)

Enjoy

d)

Tolerate

23.

Pensive He sat by the window, pensive and lost in thought.

a)

Thoughtless

b)

Reflective

c)

Carefree

d)

Unconcerned

24.

Abate The storm began to abate, allowing the sun to peek through the clouds.

a)

Intensify

b)

Lessen

c)

Continue

d)

Strengthen

25.

Solace She found solace in her music during difficult times.

a)

Discomfort

b)

Comfort

c)

Distress

d)

Agitation

26.

Dirge The dirge was played at the funeral, moving everyone to tears.

a)

Lullaby

b)

Hymn

c)

Cheerful song

d)

Mournful song

27.

Penury The family lived in penury, struggling to make ends meet.

a)

Wealth

b)

Poverty

c)

Abundance

d)

Luxury

28.

Gorge The hikers admired the deep gorge carved into the landscape.

a)

Hill

b)

Valley

c)

Mountain

d)

River

29.

Auspicious The sunny skies were an auspicious start to the wedding day.

a)

Unlucky

b)

Favorable

c)

Gloomy

d)

Unpromising

30.

Discern It was difficult to discern the truth amidst all the rumors.

a)

Ignore

b)

Detect

c)

Conceal

d)

Confuse