WorksheetsLit IV Vocabulary Posttest Review
Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 42mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
dominion
a)
A sudden, loud noise
b)
Sovereignty or control
c)
A system for organizing data
d)
Short-lived memory
2.
rebuke
a)
Express sharp disapproval
b)
Pass on in a will
c)
Take power illegally
d)
Compensate for a wrong
3.
abrogate
a)
Control assets
b)
Instill a new idea
c)
Disapprove politically
d)
Repeal a law
4.
guile
a)
Control by a governing body
b)
Extreme reluctance
c)
Sly intelligence
d)
Ability to express clearly
5.
flotsam
a)
Wreckage floating on the sea
b)
Secondary requirement
c)
Notable transformation
d)
Basics of a subject
6.
emulation
a)
Match by imitation
b)
Introductory statement
c)
Conceal true feelings
d)
Opposed to technology
7.
sustenance
a)
Feeling of shock
b)
Persuasive statement
c)
Food and drink
d)
Minor ill will
8.
rudiment
a)
Harsh noise
b)
Difficult situation
c)
Compensation for grievance
d)
First principles
9.
encumbrance
a)
Burden or impediment
b)
Security for debt
c)
Deep mental involvement
d)
Right or privilege
10.
forebear
a)
Steep cliff
b)
Ancestor
c)
Repulsive thing
d)
Feeling of sadness
11.
cacophony
a)
Notable transformation
b)
Supporting fact
c)
Harsh mixture of sounds
d)
Introductory statement
12.
Luddite
a)
Attentive to details
b)
Persuasive lure
c)
Match achievements
d)
Opposed to technology
13.
monetize
a)
Reduce worth of asset
b)
Convert into cash
c)
Organize content
d)
Assess financial stability
14.
inanimate
a)
Unable to speak clearly
b)
Not alive
c)
Lacking moral principles
d)
Passing out of existence
15.
ardor
a)
Great warmth of feeling
b)
Loud noise
c)
Right to rule
d)
Unfortunate situation
16.
inarticulate
a)
Morally sound
b)
Interpreted in multiple ways
c)
Recognize full worth
d)
Unable to speak clearly
17.
odious
a)
Clearing of blame
b)
Secondary thought
c)
Extremely unpleasant
d)
Force for reaction
18.
anticipate
a)
Continue a course
b)
Regard as probable
c)
Meet unexpectedly
d)
Refuse a new idea
19.
ambiguous
a)
Appeal to authority
b)
Extreme strength
c)
Open to interpretation
d)
Deep understanding
20.
exploit
a)
Lower in rank
b)
Use situation to advantage
c)
Meet in a surprising way
d)
Use unfairly
21.
widespread
a)
Found over a large area
b)
Lack of interest
c)
Restriction of movement
d)
Give up control
22.
confine
a)
Comply with laws
b)
Restrict within limits
c)
Reduce level
d)
Fail to comply
23.
depress
a)
Show hesitation
b)
Make unhappy
c)
Reduce level
d)
Devise a new plan
24.
intensity
a)
Violate agreement
b)
Force someone to leave
c)
Easily seen
d)
Extreme in degree
25.
radical
a)
Affect fundamental nature
b)
Recognize true worth
c)
Call on spirit
d)
Sudden shock
26.
dissimulation
a)
Idealistic but impractical
b)
Concealment of thoughts
c)
Deprived of a loved one
d)
Secondary support
27.
affliction
a)
Deep confusion
b)
Temporary illness
c)
Pain or distress
d)
Devotion or enthusiasm
28.
prerogative
a)
Loud noise
b)
Warmth or devotion
c)
Ranked organization
d)
Exclusive right
29.
aghast
a)
Filled with shock
b)
Steep cliff
c)
Long, mournful cry
d)
Pass on to another
30.
sovereignty
a)
Continuous presence
b)
Supreme power
c)
Sphere of control
d)
Clearing of blame
31.
tumult
a)
Peace and tranquility
b)
Intense devotion
c)
Loud noise and disorder
d)
Class privilege
32.
misdeed
a)
Temporary problem
b)
Wicked act
c)
Supporting fact
d)
Idealistic idea
33.
precipice
a)
Steep cliff
b)
Under authority
c)
Rules for problem-solving
d)
Inevitable consequence
34.
appreciate
a)
Deep understanding
b)
Recognize full worth
c)
Unable to speak clearly
d)
Notable transformation
35.
insight
a)
Appeal to authority
b)
Floating wreckage
c)
Accurate understanding
d)
Notable transformation
36.
invoke
a)
Consider probable
b)
Recognize worth
c)
Devise a plan
d)
Call on deity or spirit
37.
wail
a)
Long, mournful cry
b)
Secondary support
c)
Sharp disapproval
d)
Dangerous situation
38.
virtue
a)
Great suffering
b)
High moral standards
c)
Ancestor
d)
Take power by force
39.
incumbent
a)
Class privilege
b)
Take power illegally
c)
Necessary duty
d)
Compensation for wrong
40.
redress
a)
Sphere of control
b)
Sharp disapproval
c)
Pass on to another
d)
Remedy for grievance
41.
usurp
a)
Take power illegally
b)
Assess value
c)
Pass on in a will
d)
Shape metal
42.
appraise
a)
Match achievement
b)
Assess value
c)
Take power illegally
d)
Conceal thoughts
43.
forge
a)
Propose an idea
b)
Deep criticism
c)
Create or shape
d)
Be deprived of
44.
bereft
a)
Opposed to technology
b)
Low birth
c)
Notable transformation
d)
Lacking something
45.
double entendre
a)
Word with two meanings
b)
Notable transformation
c)
Rank system
d)
Match achievement
46.
hierarchy
a)
Complex rules
b)
Ranked organization
c)
Conceal thoughts
d)
Persuasive lure
47.
Utopian
a)
Security for a loan
b)
First principles
c)
Perfect state
d)
Opposed to technology
48.
infuse
a)
Form an idea
b)
Cease support
c)
Restrict limits
d)
Instill a quality
49.
scrupulous
a)
Attentive to details
b)
Persuasive influence
c)
Strong moral principle
d)
Security for loan
50.
inducement
a)
Match achievement
b)
Persuasive influence
c)
Steep cliff
d)
Class privilege
51.
underpin
a)
Restrict movement
b)
Assume fact
c)
Support foundation
d)
Spread widely
52.
pervasive
a)
Cease support
b)
Cause disgust
c)
Low birth
d)
Spread widely
53.
sea change
a)
Notable transformation
b)
Floating wreckage
c)
Deprived state
d)
Match achievement
54.
posit
a)
Call authority
b)
Assume fact
c)
Lacking something
d)
Strong criticism
55.
immersion
a)
Political right
b)
Harsh sounds
c)
Deep involvement
d)
Attention to detail
56.
conceive
a)
Continue course
b)
Meet unexpectedly
c)
Recognize worth
d)
Devise an idea
57.
integrity
a)
Honesty and moral principles
b)
Persuade someone to act
c)
Deep understanding
d)
Burden or impediment
58.
entail
a)
Consider probable
b)
Necessary part
c)
Open to interpretation
d)
Continue course
59.
encounter
a)
Lower in rank
b)
Use resource
c)
Meet unexpectedly
d)
Spread widely
60.
persist
a)
Open to interpretation
b)
Meet unexpectedly
c)
Lower in rank
d)
Continue course
61.
subordinate
a)
Lower in rank
b)
Deprived of loved one
c)
Conceal thoughts
d)
Match achievement
62.
collapse
a)
Fail to comply
b)
Fall suddenly
c)
Restrict limits
d)
Force to leave
63.
displace
a)
Fail suddenly
b)
Restrict within limits
c)
Move from position
d)
Fail to comply
64.
military
a)
Relating to sight
b)
Serious play
c)
Give up control
d)
Relating to soldiers
65.
violate
a)
Break rule
b)
Restrict limits
c)
Move position
d)
Reduce amount
66.
visual
a)
Problem-solving rules
b)
Relating to sight
c)
Relating to soldiers
d)
Theatrical composition
67.
drama
a)
Easily seen
b)
Serious play
c)
Emotional event
d)
Attention to detail
68.
abandon
a)
Comply with rules
b)
Reduce amount
c)
Unwillingness
d)
Cease support
69.
conform
a)
Comply with rules
b)
Restrict limits
c)
Give up control
d)
Make unhappy
70.
reluctance
a)
Make unhappy
b)
Unwillingness
c)
Comply with rules
d)
Give up control
71.
imbibe
a)
Become unhappy
b)
Restrict within limits
c)
Comply with rule
d)
Instill quality
72.
bequeath
a)
Pass on in a will
b)
Sharp disapproval
c)
Take power illegally
d)
Remedy wrong
73.
loathsome
a)
Intense devotion
b)
Deprived of something
c)
Low birth
d)
Causing disgust
74.
preamble
a)
Beginning of argument
b)
Loud noise
c)
Introductory statement
d)
Persuasive reward
75.
collateral
a)
Burden or impediment
b)
First principles
c)
Security for loan
d)
Persuasive influence
76.
prodigious
a)
Persuade someone
b)
Attentive to details
c)
Food and drink
d)
Remarkably great
77.
evanescent
a)
Passing out of existence
b)
Fundamental nature
c)
Extremely unpleasant
d)
Having limits
78.
congenial
a)
Filled with shock
b)
Unable to speak clearly
c)
Exclusive right
d)
Pleasant personality
79.
finite
a)
Convert into cash
b)
Organize content
c)
Passing out of existence
d)
Having limits
80.
algorithm
a)
Clearing blame
b)
Process for calculations
c)
Foundation support
d)
Match achievement
81.
vindication
a)
Persuade to act
b)
Honesty and morality
c)
Burden or impediment
d)
Clearing blame
82.
ignoble
a)
Honorable or of high quality
b)
Of low birth or character
c)
A lawyer's persuasive statement
d)
To try and match an achievement
83.
genre
a)
A support to stabilize a structure
b)
A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds
c)
A category of artistic composition
d)
A state of being deprived of something
84.
plight
a)
A feeling of great devotion
b)
To take power illegally
c)
A person opposed to technology
d)
A difficult or unfortunate situation
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