WorksheetsUnit 7 Vocabulary Quizs
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
FORTUITY (n.)
What does it mean?A chance or accident
A planned event
A deliberate action
A predictable outcome
PREDESTINATION (n.)
What does this term refer to?The belief that one's fate has been determined in advance by a higher power
The idea that individuals can change their fate through actions
A philosophical concept that denies the existence of fate
A religious doctrine that emphasizes free will
AUSP
bird-watcher; fortune-teller
animal trainer
landscaper
palm reader
DEST
to determine
to create
to destroy
to analyze
DESTINE (v.)
To intend for a specific end or purpose
To create a plan without intention
To abandon a previous goal
To change direction unexpectedly
PROPIT
favorable
unfavorable
neutral
ambiguous
FORTUITOUS (adj.)
Happening by a lucky accident or chance; fortunate
Planned or intended; deliberate
Unfortunate or unlucky; adverse
Common or usual; ordinary
AUSPICIOUS (adj.)
Followed by favorable circumstances
Marked by bad luck
Indifferent to outcomes
Leading to uncertainty
FORT
happening by chance
deliberate action
planned event
random occurrence
PROPITIOUS
Adjective meaning unlucky or unfavorable.
Adjective meaning lucky or favorable.
Adjective meaning neutral or indifferent.
Adjective meaning harmful or detrimental.
CONSORT (verb)
To keep company; to associate.
To separate or divide.
To lead or guide.
To ignore or neglect.
CONSORTIUM
A group of companies or institutions.
A type of financial agreement between banks.
A legal term for a partnership in business.
A method of project management.
PROPITIATE
To irritate or provoke
To soothe or satisfy; to appease.
To ignore or dismiss
To confuse or complicate
AUSPICES (n.)
A. A type of bird
B. Protection or support; patronage
C. A legal document
D. A form of government
B
CONSORT (noun)
A companion, especially a romantic one.
A type of musical ensemble.
A formal agreement between parties.
A type of dance performance.
SORT
Latin SORS, SORTIS, "chance, lot, fate"
Latin VITA, VITAE, "life"
Latin LUX, LUCIS, "light"
Latin MORS, MORTIS, "death"
