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Tempest Vocab List 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of the word "Perfidious"?

a)

unfaithful and dishonest

b)

showing strong feeling; passionate

c)

fond of arguing; quarrelsome

d)

to take over without having authority

2.

Which word means "not trustworthy"?

a)

Treacherous

b)

Vehement

c)

Allay

d)

Archaic

3.

What does "Usurp" mean?

a)

To take over without having authority

b)

To interfere in what is not one's concern

c)

To allow to be or to be done without prohibition

d)

To subdue or reduce in intensity

4.

Which word is defined as "fond of arguing; quarrelsome"?

a)

Contentious

b)

Perfidious

c)

Allay

d)

Treacherous

5.

If a person "usurps" power, what have they done?

a)

Taken over without authority

b)

Reduced intensity

c)

Allowed something to happen

d)

Interfered in someone else's business

6.

Which word from the list is most opposite in meaning to "honest"?

a)

Perfidious

b)

Vehement

c)

Allay

d)

Archaic

7.

What is the meaning of the word "Perdition"?

a)

utter destruction; eternal damnation

b)

a shackle for the hand or wrist

c)

morally despicable or abhorrent

d)

a source of corruption or debasement

8.

Which word means "being such according to reputation or general belief"?

a)

Reputed

b)

Temporal

c)

Canker

d)

Vile

9.

Which word is defined as "a source of corruption or debasement"?

a)

Canker

b)

Perdition

c)

Manacle

d)

Reputed

10.

If something is "not one's concern," which word from the list best fits this definition?

a)

Irrelevant

b)

Reputed

c)

Temporal

d)

Vile

11.

Which of the following words could be used to describe someone who is generally believed to have a certain reputation?

a)

Reputed

b)

Vile

c)

Canker

d)

Manacle

12.

Which word from the list is most associated with time rather than eternity?

a)

Temporal

b)

Perdition

c)

Manacle

d)

Vile

13.

A person who is described as "vile" would most likely be considered:

a)

Morally despicable

b)

Highly reputable

c)

Timeless

d)

Shackled

14.

If a situation leads to "utter destruction," which word best describes it?

a)

Perdition

b)

Temporal

c)

Reputed

d)

Vile

15.

A "canker" in society would most likely refer to:

a)

A source of corruption

b)

A shackle for the hand

c)

Eternal damnation

d)

General belief

16.

Which word is the best antonym for "eternity"?

a)

Temporal

b)

Perdition

c)

Vile

d)

Manacle

17.

If someone is "reputed" to be honest, what does this mean?

a)

People generally believe they are honest

b)

They are morally despicable

c)

They are shackled

d)

They are a source of corruption

18.

If something is "temporal," what does it relate to?

a)

Time

b)

Reputation

c)

Destruction

d)

Morality

19.

What is a good synonym for reputed?

a)
renowned
b)
famous
c)
obscure
d)
ordinary
20.

Which best describes the difference between perfidious and treacherous?

a)
Perfidious suggests loyalty, while treacherous indicates trustworthiness.
b)
Perfidious refers to bravery, while treacherous denotes honesty.
c)

Perfidious emphasizes deceitfulness, while treacherous implies obvious or immediate danger.

d)
Perfidious highlights loyalty, whereas treacherous focuses on safety.