WorksheetsVocabulary Test 1 (1-60)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Something that can be perceived by touch is
ephemeral
tangible
abstruse
surreptitious
capricious
A statement that is impossible to understand is
cogent
garrulous
inscrutable
adamant
fervent
To make something better or improve a situation is to
obfuscate
relegate
ameliorate
venerate
enervate
A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds is a
morass
paucity
cacophony
querulous
temerity
Someone who is silent and reserved is
ebullient
reticent
obstreperous
vociferous
quixotic
A person who is strongly opinionated and unwilling to consider others’ views is
dogmatic
mendacious
cogitate
spurious
petulant
An excess or overabundance is a
paucity
penury
temerity
surfeit
alacrity
A plan that is unrealistic or impractical can be described as
cogent
succinct
surreptitious
adamant
quixotic
A complicated, confusing situation is a
hegemony
perfidious
morass
gregarious
mendacious
A meeting that is secretive or hidden from view is
clandestine
vociferous
inchoate
incendiary
fallacious
Someone stubborn and unyielding is
lethargic
irascible
adamant
quixotic
redolent
To repeal or officially end a law or agreement is to
vindicate
venerate
obfuscate
abrogate
cogitate
A concept that is difficult to understand is
vociferous
cogent
garrulous
abstruse
petulant
Something that is harmful or damaging is
deleterious
succinct
ebullient
tangible
spurious
A person who is easily angered can be described as
irascible
adamant
quixotic
maverick
fallacious
Feeling sluggish or lacking energy means you are
fervent
lethargic
alacrity
cogent
obstreperous
To lessen the severity of something is to
enervate
mitigate
obfuscate
relegate
vindicate
Something short-lived or fleeting is
surfeit
adamant
ubiquitous
ephemeral
querulous
An argument that is convincing and logical is
fallacious
mendacious
cogent
perfidious
capricious
A claim that is false or fake is
spurious
tangible
ebullient
incendiary
abstruse
To think deeply or ponder is to
cogitate
mitigate
venerate
obfuscate
pariah
Showing eagerness or promptness is
gregarious
alacrity
surreptitious
temerity
morass
A lack of interest or emotion is
fervent
ebullient
querulous
apathy
adamant
A belief that is based on faulty reasoning is
fallacious
cogent
tangible
succinct
morass
Dominance or leadership, especially of one nation over others, is
hegemony
paucity
pariah
quixotic
surfeit
To make someone less angry or hostile is to
placate
obfuscate
venerate
enervate
ameliorate
Extreme poverty is known as
penury
morass
alacrity
surfeit
capricious
Someone who is excessively talkative is
reticent
succinct
cogent
garrulous
irascible
A person who is lying or untruthful is
mendacious
adamant
gregarious
ebullient
ubiquitous
To regard with great respect or reverence is to
vindicate
relegate
venerate
mitigate
cogitate
Someone who is deceitful and untrustworthy is
vociferous
perfidious
succinct
adamant
tangible
Reckless boldness can be described as
temerity
lethargy
paucity
garrulity
penury
A person who is noisy and hard to control is
reticent
obstreperous
quixotic
redolent
mendacious
Something designed to cause conflict or fire is
incendiary
cogent
adamant
surfeit
pariah
Acting childishly sulky or bad-tempered is
petulant
adamant
quixotic
succinct
fallacious
An action that is secret because it would not be approved of is
tangible
adamant
surreptitious
ebullient
querulous
Someone deserving blame is
culpable
cogent
fervent
gregarious
inchoate
A tyrant or absolute ruler is a
maverick
despot
pariah
morass
quixote
A scarcity or small amount is called
surfeit
paucity
penury
ebullience
temerity
To weaken or drain energy is to
vindicate
mitigate
cogitate
enervate
placate
Something that is present everywhere at the same time is
pariah
ubiquitous
succinct
ebullient
quixotic
The chance discovery of something valuable or pleasant is called
hegemony
mendacity
paucity
serendipity
temerity
To assign someone to a lower position or rank is to
ameliorate
vindicate
mitigate
relegate
cogitate
A person who is an outcast or rejected by society is a
despot
garrulous
maverick
pariah
adamant
Someone cheerful and full of energy is
lethargic
reticent
ebullient
perfidious
morass
A person who is given to sudden mood or behavior changes is
adamant
spurious
cogent
capricious
mendacious
Someone who is complaining or whining is
adamant
quixotic
querulous
venerate
succinct
An independent thinker who resists conformity is a
despot
garrulous
penury
maverick
redolent
To deliberately make something unclear or confusing is to
ameliorate
enervate
obfuscate
placate
vindicate
Something extremely bad or appalling is described as
adamant
surreptitious
capricious
abysmal
ebullient
