WorksheetsSeventh Grade Vocabulary Quiz Weeks 3-4
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 34mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
to warn; to criticize gently
a)
annihilate
b)
admonish
c)
bestow
d)
subside
2.
to think about in a quiet, careful way
a)
subside
b)
bestow
c)
muse
d)
admonish
3.
forceful anger; fury
a)
muse
b)
mortal
c)
plague
d)
wrath
4.
struck with horror; shocked
a)
aghast
b)
annihilate
c)
admonish
d)
devious
5.
lacking; empty; entirely without
a)
annihilate
b)
aghast
c)
plague
d)
devoid
6.
having many twists and turns; winding; sneaky; not frank or honest
a)
devious
b)
devoid
c)
aghast
d)
unwitting
7.
not done on purpose; unintended
a)
pioneer
b)
subside
c)
unwitting
d)
devious
8.
a person who goes before others and opens the way for them to follow or to open the way for others
a)
pioneer
b)
subside
c)
unwitting
d)
devious
9.
a deadly disease that spreads rapidly from person to person; anything that causes destruction or suffering; or to cause suffering
a)
mortal
b)
wrath
c)
aghast
d)
plague
10.
to pay attention or attention; notice
a)
admonish
b)
bestow
c)
heed
d)
muse
11.
to give as an honor; to present as a gift
a)
admonish
b)
benefactor
c)
subside
d)
bestow
12.
a human being; especially as contrasted with a god; of or relating to human beings; causing death; fatal; severe
a)
pioneer
b)
mortal
c)
muse
d)
benefactor
13.
to destroy completely; to reduce to utter ruin
a)
admonish
b)
devious
c)
plague
d)
annihilate
14.
to sink to a lower level; to become quieter or less active
a)
admonish
b)
bestow
c)
subside
d)
annihilate
15.
a person who provides help, especially by giving money
a)
bestow
b)
muse
c)
benefactor
d)
pioneer
16.
After reading the poem, I couldn't stop thinking about it; I sat outside and began to ___________.
a)
subside
b)
muse
c)
admonish
d)
heed
17.
The _______________ left part of her estate to the school to establish scholarship funds for future students.
a)
muse
b)
benefactor
c)
pioneer
d)
mortal
18.
After he lied to his mother, he faced her ______________.
a)
plague
b)
devious
c)
wrath
d)
heed
19.
The classroom was sterile and quiet; it was _____________ of any fun or warmth.
a)
aghast
b)
bestow
c)
devoid
d)
admonish
20.
The wildfires were rampant and began to ________________ anything in their path.
a)
annihilate
b)
admonish
c)
wrath
d)
subside
21.
Her error was _________________; she didn't know she had misspelled the word "separate."
a)
mortal
b)
unwitting
c)
devoid
d)
devious
22.
When he forgot his book, the teacher began to _______________ him.
a)
annihilate
b)
admonish
c)
bestow
d)
plague
23.
The director asked me to ______________ a new program at the school
a)
muse
b)
bestow
c)
heed
d)
pioneer
24.
The scenic route through and around the mountains was ___________________.
a)
aghast
b)
unwitting
c)
mortal
d)
devious
25.
The student was so stellar that I decided to __________ him with a special award.
a)
admonish
b)
bestow
c)
benefactor
d)
heed
26.
When my dog began to get old, his energy level started to _____________.
a)
admonish
b)
heed
c)
bestow
d)
subside
27.
____________ my warning; if you don't try to learn and build your confidence, your education will suffer.
a)
admonish
b)
heed
c)
bestow
d)
subside
28.
After lying to my friend, guilt began to ____________ my heart.
a)
admonish
b)
heed
c)
bestow
d)
plague
29.
My mom was __________ when she saw how messy my room was.
a)
admonish
b)
aghast
c)
mortal
d)
wrath
30.
The ______________ blow came when the king sent thousands of new troops to storm the opponent.
a)
admonish
b)
aghast
c)
mortal
d)
wrath
31.
Note the noun(s) in the following sentence: Strive to be a young person of integrity.
a)
Strive
b)
young
c)
person
d)
integrity
32.
Note the noun(s) in the following sentence: The dogs are kind and smart.
a)
dogs
b)
are
c)
kind
d)
smart
33.
Note the noun(s) in the following sentence: Integrity is an important quality.
a)
integrity
b)
is
c)
important
d)
quality
34.
The word "integrity" is an example of what type of noun:
a)
abstract
b)
concrete
c)
neither
35.
Note the pronoun(s) in the following sentence: She loves her students.
a)
She
b)
loves
c)
her
d)
students
36.
Note the pronoun(s) in the following sentence: After the concert, we went home.
a)
After
b)
concert
c)
we
d)
home
37.
Choose the appropriate subject or object pronoun: Taki and (I, me) went to Paris.
a)
I
b)
me
38.
Choose the appropriate subject or object pronoun: Will you let Mike and (I, me) go to the concert?
a)
I
b)
me
39.
Choose the appropriate subject or object pronoun: My friend and (I, me) both like Italian food.
a)
I
b)
me
40.
Identify the demonstrative pronoun(s): This is the book I recommend.
a)
This
b)
the
c)
book
d)
recommend
41.
Identify the demonstrative pronoun(s): That is Juan's opinion.
a)
That
b)
is
c)
Juan's
d)
opinion
42.
Choose the correct relative pronoun(s): Mendel is the Catholic monk (who/whom) is known as the father of genetics.
a)
who
b)
whom
43.
Jay is one of the people (who/whom) I invited.
a)
who
b)
whom
44.
Identify the pronoun as intensive or reflexive: The magician made herself disappear.
a)
intensive
b)
reflexive
45.
Identify the pronoun as intensive or reflexive: The magician herself was amazed with the trick.
a)
intensive
b)
reflexive
46.
Identify the pronoun as intensive or reflexive: I myself don't understand the book.
a)
intensive
b)
reflexive
47.
Identify the pronoun as intensive or reflexive: I made a note to remind myself to finish reading the book.
a)
intensive
b)
reflexive
48.
Identify the correct verb to correlate with the indefinite pronoun: Neither of the boys (is, are) going.
a)
is
b)
are
49.
Identify the correct verb to correlate with the indefinite pronoun: Neither of the boys (is, are) going.
a)
is
b)
are
50.
Clarissa is one of the people (who/whom) I invited.
a)
who
b)
whom
51.
We ourselves love to read!
a)
Reflexive
b)
Intensive
52.
You yourself should remove that ad!
a)
Reflexive
b)
Intensive
53.
I really like myself!
a)
Intensive
b)
Reflexive
54.
I myself am proud of my accomplishments
a)
reflexive
b)
intensive
55.
I _________ would love to know that answer!
a)
myself, reflexive
b)
Myself, intensive
c)
yourself, intensive
d)
ourselves, intensive
56.
Can you sit yourself on that seat?
a)
reflexive
b)
intensive
57.
I enjoy running myself.
a)
intensive
b)
reflexive
58.
They trust themselves way too much!
a)
reflexive
b)
Intensive
59.
We ourselves would love to attend that rock concert.
a)
intensive
b)
reflexive
60.
The camel walked itself across the desert.
a)
reflexive
b)
intensive
61.
You cannot complete the work by yourselves.
a)
intensive
b)
reflexive
62.
The machine ran all by itself.
a)
reflexive
b)
intensive
63.
The computer would not turn itself on.
a)
reflexive
b)
intensive
64.
The computer itself needed a reboot.
a)
reflexive
b)
intensive
65.
I disqualified ______________ from the game.
a)
myself, reflexive
b)
myself, intensive
c)
me, reflexive
d)
me, intensive
66.
You _________ are responsible.
a)
yourself, intensive
b)
your, reflexive
c)
themselves, intensive
67.
We should not only live for _______________.
a)
us, reflexive
b)
our, intensive
c)
ourselves, reflexive
d)
ourselves, intensive
68.
Reflexive pronouns are ....
a)
pronouns that refer back to a noun or pronoun
b)
pronouns that intensify a noun or pronoun
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