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Grade 11 Vocabulary Final 2025

Total questions: 95

Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The defeated army fled in such ______________ that before long it had become little more than a uniformed mob.

a)

concord

b)

pusillanimous

c)

ludicrous

d)

disarray

2.

People who are used to the unhurried atmosphere of a country town often find it hard to cope with the ____________ pace of big-city life.

a)

frenetic

b)

jocular

c)

exigency

d)

flotsam

3.

Almost every case of muscle or tissue ___________ is the result of disease, prolonged disuse, or changes in cell nutrition.

a)

bastion

b)

atrophy

c)

exigency

d)

recumbent

4.

I have yet to meet an adult who did not __________ about the taxes he or she had to pay.

a)

glean

b)

nettle

c)

grouse

d)

mordant

5.

I get my best ideas while lying down; the _____________ position seems to stimulate my brain.

a)

recumbent

b)

incumbent

c)

consummate

d)

incarcerate

6.

The ____________ of my present financial situation demand that I curtail all unnecessary expenses for at least a month.

a)

bastions

b)

grouses

c)

nettles

d)

exigencies

7.

Even critics of our penal system admit that as long as hardened criminals are ____________ they can't commit further crimes.

a)

concord

b)

incarcerated

c)

incumbent

d)

pusillanimous

8.

Michelangelo's paintings on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican are works of ______________ artistry.

a)

jocular

b)

pecuniary

c)

consummate

d)

frenetic

9.

The _____________ that we observed here and there in the harbor bore mute testimony to the destructive power of the storm.

a)

flotsam

b)

atrophy

c)

grouse

d)

strategem

10.

If you are pricked by a ________, aloe cream will soothe and reduce the sting.

a)

exigency

b)

grouse

c)

strategem

d)

nettle

11.

Most people regarded the government's attempt to avoid a war by paying off the aggressor as not shameful but ____________.

a)

disarray

b)

pusillanimous

c)

recumbent

d)

frenetic

12.

It was pleasant to see the usually quiet and restrained Mr. Baxter in such a(n) ________________ and fun mood.

a)

ludicrous

b)

consummate

c)

jocular

d)

mordant

13.

It is ________________ on all of us to do whatever we can to help our community overcome this crisis.

a)

recumbent

b)

strategem

c)

incumbent

d)

consummate

14.

Since I had only one year of high-school French, my attempts to speak that language on my trip to Paris were pretty _________.

a)

ludicrous

b)

atrophy

c)

mordant

d)

consummate

15.

Peace is not just the absence of war but a positive state of ____________ among the nations of the world.

a)

grouse

b)

bastion

c)

atrophy

d)

concord

16.

The couple was forced by ________ considerations to sell their large home and buy a smaller one.

a)

disarray

b)

pecuniary

c)

pusillanimous

d)

mordant

17.

Though next to nothing is known about the author, historians have been able to _________ a few odd facts about him from studying his works.

a)

incarcerate

b)

nettle

c)

glean

d)

grouse

18.

In Les Miserables, the wall surrounding the city of Paris serves as a ________ to protect the city from unwanted visitors.

a)

exigency

b)

incarcerate

c)

bastion

d)

incumbent

19.

The Greeks used a clever _______ to gain access to the city of Troy by pretending to leave but instead hiding inside a wooden horse.

a)

strategem

b)

disarray

c)

concord

d)

bastion

20.

The actor was upset by the ______ criticism from the gossip columnist who seemed out to ruin his reputation.

a)

grouse

b)

flotsam

c)

consummate

d)

mordant

21.

The football coach was looking for any slight ________ in the others team defense that could give a sign of how to beat them.

a)

fecund

b)

delineate

c)

nuance

d)

sophistry

22.

The wrestler _________, or weakened his opponent during the match by wearing him out.

a)

enervate

b)

fiat

c)

depraved

d)

penchant

23.

The talented salesman had a lot of ________, he was very sharp!

a)

reputed

b)

sumptuous

c)

sophistry

d)

idiosyncracy

24.

The artist was able to ________ the main features of the person in the painting, it had perfect detail!

a)

acuity

b)

sophistry

c)

ubiquitous

d)

delineate

25.

Mr. Kronk has a _________ for eating ice cream, he can't resist going to Graeters!

a)

enervate

b)

penchant

c)

fecund

d)

nuance

26.

The _________ apple tree in my backyard produced many delicious apples!

a)

figment

b)

esoteric

c)

fiat

d)

fecund

27.

The student was a ______ football player, his reputation was incorrect, he sat on the bench the whole game and never played.

a)

reputed

b)

figment

c)

idiosyncrasy

d)

sophistry

28.

The boxer's _________ confidence was at times too much, he seemed a bit over confident going into the fight.

a)

garner

b)

hallow

c)

overweening

d)

mundane

29.

We celebrated our anniversary with a ________ dinner that was very expensive.

a)

mundane

b)

delineate

c)

penchant

d)

sumptuous

30.

My life became a bit _________, it was the same routine everyday, and became very boring.

a)

reputed

b)

mundane

c)

ubiquitous

d)

fiat

31.

The students hate toward the rival school was _______, you could see signs all around talking about it.

a)

garner

b)

hallow

c)

ubiquitous

d)

fecund

32.

The player has a unique __________ before every game, he has to put his gear on the same way each time.

a)

penchant

b)

fiat

c)

enervate

d)

idiosyncrasy

33.

Because he hadn't paid taxes in years, the government was able to _______ his wages from each paycheck until the debt was repaid.

a)

garner

b)

sophistry

c)

nuance

d)

enervate

34.

During mass, the priest _______ the eucharist, sanctifying it.

a)

garner

b)

reputed

c)

hallowed

d)

overweening

35.

The government issued a new ______ that started a curfew, people had to be indoors by 9PM!

a)

nuance

b)

sophistry

c)

penchant

d)

fiat

36.
degraded, contemptible; complete and unrelieved
a)
derelict
b)
abject
c)
plenary
d)
inane
37.
formal accusation
a)
equity
b)
perspicacity
c)
neophyte
d)
indictment
38.
open to discussion; unresolved
a)
sylvan
b)
testy
c)
moot
d)
indubitable
39.
silly; meaningless
a)
inane
b)
testy
c)
motif
d)
derelict
40.
prolonged verbal attack
a)
plenary
b)
diatribe
c)
effigy
d)
travesty
41.
forested; having to do with forests
a)
neophyte
b)
sylvan
c)
motif
d)
effigy
42.
a watch
a)
travesty
b)
neophyte
c)
indubitable
d)
surveillance
43.
a skeptic
a)
complicity
b)
abject
c)
agnostic
d)
travesty
44.
keenness in observing
a)
sylvan
b)
inane
c)
perspicacity
d)
diatribe
45.
involvement in wrongdoing
a)
moot
b)
perspicacity
c)
derelict
d)
complicity
46.
abandoned or neglected
a)
travesty
b)
motif
c)
derelict
d)
abject
47.
crude image of a dispised person
a)
effigy
b)
diatribe
c)
agnostic
d)
plenary
48.
fairness, justice
a)
testy
b)
neophyte
c)
moot
d)
equity
49.
certain
a)
indubitable
b)
surveillance
c)
sylvan
d)
moot
50.
stopped and beginning again
a)
moot
b)
intermittent
c)
travesty
d)
abject
51.
a principal idea, feature, or element
a)
motif
b)
plenary
c)
inane
d)
intermittent
52.
newbie; nube; beginner; convert
a)
derelict
b)
neophyte
c)
indictment
d)
equity
53.
complete; absolute; attended by all qualified members
a)
sylvan
b)
moot
c)
indictment
d)
plenary
54.
easily irritated
a)
inane
b)
moot
c)
testy
d)
travesty
55.
grossly inferior imitation
a)
travesty
b)
testy
c)
agnostic
d)
moot
56.
a verbal attack
a)
avid
b)
accost
c)
devious
d)
gambit
57.
an opening move
a)
halcyon
b)
histrionic
c)
gambit
d)
brackish
58.
capable of catching fire
a)
maelstrom
b)
halcyon
c)
incendiary
d)
avid
59.
a rapid rate of speed
a)
brackish
b)
celerity
c)
myopic
d)
overt
60.
open; not secret or hidden
a)
halcyon
b)
animadversion
c)
pejorative
d)
overt
61.
blasphemous behavior (behavior that goes against the church's teaching)
a)
talisman
b)
histrionic
c)
sacrilege
d)
suppliant
62.
deviating from a straight course; sly or tricky
a)
devious
b)
avid
c)
gambit
d)
incendiary
63.
expressing disapproval
a)
myopic
b)
devious
c)
pejorative
d)
avid
64.
the "good old days"
a)
halcyon
b)
accost
c)
gambit
d)
propriety
65.
right away
a)
pejorative
b)
talisman
c)
summarily
d)
brackish
66.
harsh disapproval
a)
animadversion
b)
devious
c)
sacrilege
d)
suppliant
67.
wiggle; move in a wavy pattern
a)
summarliy
b)
undulate
c)
celerity
d)
myopic
68.
marked by active interest
a)
overt
b)
propiety
c)
avid
d)
devious
69.
one who is begging
a)
suppliant
b)
talisman
c)
undulate
d)
incendiary
70.
unable to see clearly
a)
brackish
b)
maelstrom
c)
avid
d)
myopic
71.
slightly salty
a)
brackish
b)
animadversion
c)
celerity
d)
overt
72.
lucky charm
a)
undulate
b)
accost
c)
overt
d)
talisman
73.
correct behavior
a)
pejorative
b)
myopic
c)
overt
d)
propriety
74.
whirlpool
a)
maelstrom
b)
histrionic
c)
incendiary
d)
halcyon
75.
opening move
a)
gambit
b)
maelstrom
c)
overt
d)
avid
76.

credence

a)

belief; mental acceptance

b)

kinship

c)

high praise

d)

wordiness

77.

exhume

a)

to disguise or conceal

b)

to display clearly

c)

to condemn

d)

to bring to light

78.

verbiage

a)

belief; mental acceptance

b)

kinship

c)

high praise

d)

wordiness

79.

murky

a)

dark and gloomy

b)

agitated or upset

c)

gelatinous or gluey

d)

not usual or expected

80.

decry

a)

to disguise or conceal

b)

to display clearly

c)

to condemn

d)

to bring to light

81.

propinquity

a)

belief; mental acceptance

b)

kinship

c)

high praise

d)

wordiness

82.

substantive

a)

ineffective; weak; unreliable

b)

wicked

c)

fundamental; basic

d)

real; meaningful; considerable

83.

eulogy

a)

belief; mental acceptance

b)

kinship

c)

high praise

d)

wordiness

84.

nefarious

a)

ineffective; weak; unreliable

b)

wicked

c)

fundamental; basic

d)

real; meaningful; considerable

85.

evince

a)

to disguise or conceal

b)

to display clearly

c)

to condemn

d)

to bring to light

86.

primordial

a)

ineffective; weak; unreliable

b)

wicked

c)

fundamental; basic

d)

real; meaningful; considerable

87.

feckless

a)

ineffective; weak; unreliable

b)

wicked

c)

fundamental; basic

d)

real; meaningful; considerable

88.

verdant

a)

lacking in strength

b)

spicy; pungent; stimulating

c)

ideal; impractical

d)

green; immature

89.

dissemble

a)

to disguise or conceal

b)

to display clearly

c)

to condemn

d)

to bring to light

90.

piquant

a)

lacking in strength

b)

spicy; pungent; stimulating

c)

ideal; impractical

d)

green; immature

91.

unwonted

a)

dark and gloomy

b)

agitated or upset

c)

gelatinous or gluey

d)

not usual or expected

92.

cavort

a)

to remove from a grave

b)

romp; prance; make merry

c)

to disapprove

d)

to provoke

93.

viscous

a)

dark and gloomy

b)

agitated or upset

c)

gelatinous or gluey

d)

not usual or expected

94.

utopian

a)

lacking in strength

b)

spicy; pungent; stimulating

c)

ideal; impractical

d)

green; immature

95.

distraught

a)

dark and gloomy

b)

agitated or upset

c)

gelatinous or gluey

d)

not usual or expected