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GR7: UNIT 3 VOCABULARY WOKSHOP

Total questions: 82

Worksheet time: 41mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Brood

a)

Immedia( n .) a family of young animals, especially birds; any group having the samenature and origin; ( v

.) to think over in a worried, unhappy wayte independence

b)

Negotiation of salt rights( v .) to reach a high point of development; to end, climax

c)

Mass a( n .) a loafer, idler; a buzzing or humming sound; a remote- control device; amale bee; ( v .) to make a buzzing sound; to speak in a dull tone of voicerrests

d)

( v .) to give in to a wish or desire, give oneself up to

2.

Culminate

a)

( v .) to reach a high point of development; to end, climax

b)

( v .) to give in to a wish or desire, give oneself up to

c)

( n .) the quality of giving off light, brightness, glitter

d)

( n .) a public speech for a formal occasion

3.

Drone

a)

( adj .) able to read and write; showing an excellent educational background;having knowledge or training

b)

( adj .) vertical, straight; good, honest; ( adv .) in a vertical position

c)

( n .) a loafer, idler; a buzzing or humming sound; a remote- control device; amale bee; ( v .) to make a buzzing sound; to speak in a dull tone of voice

d)

( adj .) cross, complaining, irritable; contrary

4.

Indulge

a)

( n .) the quality of giving off light, brightness, glitter

b)

( v .) to reach a high point of development; to end, climax

c)

(v .) to burn slightly; ( n ) a burn at the ends or edges

d)

( v .) to give in to a wish or desire, give oneself up to

5.

Literate

a)

( adj .) vertical, straight; good, honest; ( adv .) in a vertical position

b)

( adj .) able to read and write; showing an excellent educational background;having knowledge or training

c)

( adj .) cross, complaining, irritable; contrary

d)

( n .) a public speech for a formal occasion

6.

Luster

a)

( n .) the quality of giving off light, brightness, glitter

b)

( n .) a public speech for a formal occasion

c)

( n .) a loafer, idler; a buzzing or humming sound; a remote- control device; amale bee; ( v .) to make a buzzing sound; to speak in a dull tone of voice

d)

( adj .) cross, complaining, irritable; contrary

7.

Oration

a)

( n .) a public speech for a formal occasion

b)

( adj .) cross, complaining, irritable; contrary

c)

( v .) to burn slightly; ( n .) a burn at the ends or edges

d)

( adj .) vertical, straight; good, honest; ( adv .) in a vertical position

8.

Peevish

a)

( adj .) cross, complaining, irritable; contrary

b)

( adj .) able to read and write; showing an excellent educational background;having knowledge or training

c)

( v .) to reach a high point of development; to end, climax

d)

( v .) to give in to a wish or desire, give oneself up to

9.

Singe

a)

( v .) to give in to a wish or desire, give oneself up to

b)

( adj .) vertical, straight; good, honest; ( adv .) in a vertical position

c)

( adj .) cross, complaining, irritable; contrary

d)

( v .) to burn slightly; ( n.) a burn at the ends or edges

10.

Upright

a)

( adj .) able to read and write; showing an excellent educational background;having knowledge or training

b)

( n .) a public speech for a formal occasion

c)

( adj .) cross, complaining, irritable; contrary

d)

( adj .) vertical, straight; good, honest; ( adv .) in a vertical position

11.

As the pilot prepared the plane for landing, the fl ight attendant requested that thepassengers return their seats to an upright position.

a)

T

b)

F

12.

I am not literate in coding or other computer science skills, but I plan to change that bytaking courses during the summer.

a)

T

b)

F

13.

Fairy tales often culminate with the words “once upon a time.”

a)

T

b)

F

14.

A peevish attitude is not appropriate for anyone whose job involves dealing with thepublic

a)

T

b)

F

15.

In her opening argument, the lawyer promised that the evidence would indulge the jury tofi nd her client not guilty of the crime.

a)

T

b)

F

16.

It can be very soothing to sit on a covered porch on a summer day and listen to the

luster of a steady rain.

a)

T

b)

F

17.

After a diffi cult year-long voyage, the ship was fi nally in sight of its oration , a group ofsmall islands in the Caribbean Sea.

a)

T

b)

F

18.

When the air conditioner began to drone , we feared that it was about to break down andwe would have to replace it.

a)

T

b)

F

19.

A mother alligator will defend her brood by fi ercely hissing at any intruder.

a)

T

b)

F

20.

The singe on the wooden spoon was caused when it was left too close to the fl ame onthe stovetop.

a)

T

b)

F

21.

Anyone who strives to be ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, American literature should be familiarwith the strange, mysterious tales of Edgar Allan Poe.

a)

literate

b)

brooding

c)

indulging

d)

oration

22.

Instead of .................................... about the misfortunes that have befallen you, whydon't you go out and do something to correct the situation?

a)

indulging

b)

brooding

c)

literate

d)

culminates

23.

It's all right for us to disagree, but let's argue about the facts only, without...........................................

in name-calling.

a)

culminates

b)

oration

c)

indulging

d)

oration

24.

Probably no .................... in American history is so well known and beloved asLincoln's address on the battlefi eld of Gettysburg.

a)

drone

b)

culminates

c)

oration

d)

oration

25.

Each year the professional football season....................................in the Super Bowl.

a)

brooding

b)

indulging

c)

oration

d)

culminates

26.

The school board candidate delivered a stirring, twenty-minute...........................on her plans for lowering the district's dropout rate.

a)

drone

b)

oration

c)

upright

d)

peevish

27.

The last thing I heard before falling asleep was the .................... of their voicesas they continued their endless discussion of politics.

a)

upright

b)

luster

c)

peevish

d)

drone

28.

You may make friends very easily, but if you continue to be so...............................you aren't going to keep them for long.

a)

luster

b)

peevish

c)

drone

d)

upright

29.

The ....................................of her reputation as a friend of humanity has grown brighterwith the years.

a)

drone

b)

luster

c)

peevish

d)

upright

30.

“If you choose to play with fi re,” I warned them, “you run the risk of.........................our fingers.”

a)

peevish

b)

luster

c)

singeing

d)

drone

31.

Like the traffi c guard at a school crossing, the mother hen directed her large........................

across the yard toward a torn sack of feed.

a)

brood

b)

drone

c)

brood

d)

oration

32.

The sunlight shining on her hair gave it an almost metallic............................... .

a)

indulge

b)

peevish

c)

luster

d)

singe

33.

The mayor will deliver her annual Fourth of July.........................in City Squareright after the parade.

a)

oration

b)

peevish

c)

literate

d)

brood

34.

We put supports around the tree that had been partially uprooted by the storm, and itwas soon standing....................................again

a)

upright

b)

singe

c)

peevish

d)

culminated

35.

I don't know which is worse—parents who are too strict with their children or parents who .......................

them too much.

a)

indulge

b)

literate

c)

culminated

d)

peevish

36.

Because of limited resources, only one half of the population of that underdevelopednation is.......................

.

a)

indulge

b)

literate

c)

drone

d)

culminated

37.

How pleasant it is for us city dwellers to smell the new-mown hay and listen to the........................

of bees in the clover patch!

a)

indulge

b)

drone

c)

literate

d)

culminated

38.

It was really diffi cult to hear the speaker because of the steady....................ofairplanes landing, taxiing, and taking off.

a)

upright

b)

drone

c)

peevish

d)

luster

39.

I have my doubts about people who spend too much time telling the world how nobleand......................

they are.

a)

luster

b)

peevish

c)

drone

d)

upright

40.

You may make friends very easily, but if you continue to be so..........................,you aren't going to keep them for long.

a)

luster

b)

singeing

c)

peevish

d)

upright

41.

Animated

a)

( n .) an essential part; a voter who elects a representative

b)

(adv.) thoroughly; (adj.) absolute, complete; frank, blunt

c)

adj .) full of life, lively, alive; ( part .) moved to action

d)

(v.) to drive or urge on; (

n.) something used to drive or urge on

42.

Constituent

a)

(v.) to drive or urge on; (

n.) something used to drive or urge on

b)

(adv.) thoroughly; (adj.) absolute, complete; frank, blunt

c)

(n.) an essential part; a voter who elects a representative

d)

(v.) to long (for), to desire

43.

Downright

a)

(v.) to come into view; to appear in exaggerated form; (n.) a machine forweaving

b)

(v.) to long (for), to desire

c)

(v .) to drive or urge on; (n.) something used to drive or urge on

d)

(adv.) thoroughly; (adj.) absolute, complete; frank, blunt

44.

Goad

a)

(v.) to come into view; to appear in Exaggerated form; (n.) a machine forweaving

b)

(v.) to long (for), to desire

c)

(v.) to drive or urge on; (n.) something used to drive or urge on

d)

(adj.) mixed, of different kinds

45.

Hanker

a)

(v.) to come into view; to appear in exaggerated form; (n.) a machine forweaving

b)

(v.) to long (for), to desire

c)

(adj.) mixed, of different kinds

d)

(v.) to boil or foam; to be excited or disturbed

46.

Loom

a)

(adj.) one of a kind; unequaled; unusual; found only in a given class, place,or situation

b)

(v.) to boil or foam; to be excited or disturbed

c)

(adj.) mixed, of different kinds

d)

(v.) to come into view; to appear in exaggerated form; (n.) a machine forweaving

47.

Miscellaneous

a)

(v.) to establish the truth or accuracy of, confi rm

b)

(adj.) one of a kind; unequaled; unusual; found only in a given class, place,or situation

c)

(v.) to boil or foam; to be excited or disturbed

d)

(adj.) mixed, of different kinds

48.

Seethe

a)

(v.) to boil or foam; to be excited or disturbed

b)

(adj.) one of a kind; unequaled; unusual; found only in a given class, place,or situation

c)

(v.) to establish the truth or accuracy of, confi rm

d)

(adj.) mixed, of different kinds

49.

Unique

a)

(adj.) one of a kind; unequaled; unusual; found only in a given class, place,or situation

b)

(v.) to establish the truth or accuracy of, confi rm

c)

(adj.) mixed, of different kinds

d)

(v.) to long (for), to desire

50.

Verify

a)

(v.) to boil or foam; to be excited or disturbed

b)

(v) to establish the truth or accuracy of, confi rm

c)

(v.) to long (for), to desire

d)

(v.) to drive or urge on; (n.) something used to drive or urge on

51.

I tried to goad the toddler to take her fi rst steps by putting her favorite toy a few stepsaway, but she decided to crawl to it instead.

a)

T

b)

F

52.

Although that rumor sounds fascinating, I suggest you verify its origin to make sureyou’re not simply spreading gossip.

a)

T

b)

F

53.

I read over the constituent , hoping to fi nd a clause that would allow me to get out of myresponsibilities without penalty.

a)

T

b)

F

54.

His animated voice suggested that he’d already had a long, hard day and could nothandle any more stress.

a)

T

b)

F

55.

I heard my stomach growl as the smell of dinner began to see the throughout the house.

a)

T

b)

F

56.

I proceeded to hanker my older brother into driving me to the mall until he was soannoyed that he gave in.

a)

T

b)

F

57.

When I described her sense of fashion as unique , she did not realize that though herclothing is one of a kind, I did not fi nd it particularly fl attering.

a)

T

b)

F

58.

I could not push back the doubt that began to loom in my mind over whether or not mysupposed friend was actually trustworthy.

a)

T

b)

F

59.

The miscellaneous items I found in my purse when I went to clean it out included oldreceipts, business cards, and some old lip balm.

a)

T

b)

F

60.

When my science partner played a video game as I did all the work, I accused him ofbeing

downright lazy.

a)

T

b)

F

61.

Even those who do not like New York must admit that it is a truly city, quite unlike............................ any other in the world.

a)

seethed

b)

unique

c)

looms

d)

verify

62.

Though the colonies had long.......................with resentment at the British, thecauldron of their discontent did not boil over into rebellion until 1776.

a)

looms

b)

seethed

c)

verify

d)

hanker

63.

All the students in Sandra’s advanced weaving class are making small rugs on theirportable

............................ .

a)

verify

b)

unique

c)

seethed

d)

looms

64.

Modern scientists often try to........................their ideas and theories byconducting extensive experiments in their laboratories.

a)

downright

b)

hanker

c)

looms

d)

verify

65.

On a cold night, what I........................for most is a hot bowl of chicken soup.

a)

hanker

b)

downright

c)

looms

d)

constituent

66.

The man was not just “a little careless” in handling the club's funds; he was.........................dishonest!

a)

goad

b)

constituent

c)

looms

d)

downright

67.

The American people must take action right now to deal with the problem of pollution that.........................

so large on our horizon.

a)

constituent

b)

looms

c)

goad

d)

animated

68.

An important......................of what is commonly called luck is the willingnessto take chances when an opportunity appears.

a)

animated

b)

goad

c)

constituent

d)

miscellaneous

69.

Neither threats nor force will........................me into doing something that in myheart I know is wrong.

a)

miscellaneous

b)

animated

c)

goad

d)

constituent

70.

In his many years in Congress, he has been........................mainly by a strongdesire to help the underdogs in our society.

a)

hankering

b)

miscellaneous

c)

animated

d)

goad

71.

Glenn has such a store of...........................information in his head that we havenicknamed him “The Encyclopedia”!

a)

hankering

b)

miscellaneous

c)

constituent

d)

looms

72.

By Friday afternoon, all of us were......................for a relaxing, enjoyableweekend.

a)

animated

b)

hankering

c)

miscellaneous

d)

goad

73.

Larry has the...............................distinction of being the only student in our schoolever to win varsity letters in four sports.

a)

unique

b)

seethes

c)

loomed

d)

constituents

74.

Like some storm-tossed sea, her inventive brain...........................with all kinds ofnew and imaginative answers to old problems and questions.

a)

hanker

b)

downright

c)

seethes

d)

unique

75.

When storm clouds.......................on the horizon, we hurried to fi nd shelter.

a)

loomed

b)

goad

c)

constituent

d)

animated

76.

In every election, the candidates try to persuade their..........................that theyknow how to solve the problems and issues that most concern them.

a)

miscellaneous

b)

hanker

c)

downright

d)

constituents

77.

Indian elephant keepers usually use a short wooden..........................to controland direct the movements of their huge charges.

a)

goad

b)

hankered

c)

downright

d)

animated

78.

When I saw how handsome my father looked in his brand-new jacket, I...................for one exactly like it.

a)

unique

b)

animated

c)

downright

d)

hankered

79.

I believe in being careful, but Dan is........................miserly when it comes tospending money.

a)

verify

b)

animated

c)

downright

d)

miscellaneous

80.

The dull conversation became much more......................when it turned to asubject in which we were all interested.

a)

verify

b)

animated

c)

miscellaneous

d)

downright

81.

The man was the prime suspect in the crime until two eyewitnesses came forward to..........................

his alibi.

a)

animated

b)

miscellaneous

c)

verify

d)

downright

82.

Those books that do not fi t logically under any of the subjects indicated will be placed ina group labeled

“......................................”

a)

miscellaneous

b)

verify

c)

animated

d)

downright