WorksheetsVocabulary & Context Quiz #6 - Words 101-120
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the definition of the word 'austere'?
Severe or strict in manner, attitude, or appearance
Luxurious and indulgent
Playful and humorous
Lacking in seriousness
What is the correct usage of the word 'corpulent' in a sentence?
The corpulent man struggled to fit into the small chair.
The corpulent painting was admired by all.
She had a corpulent voice that resonated in the hall.
The corpulent weather made it hard to go outside.
What does the word 'derisive' mean?
Expressing contempt or ridicule
Full of joy and happiness
Lacking in confidence
Showing great respect
Which sentence uses the word 'effeminate' correctly?
His effeminate mannerisms were often misunderstood.
The effeminate weather was perfect for a picnic.
She had an effeminate way of solving problems.
The effeminate painting was displayed in the gallery.
What is the meaning of the word 'jocund'?
Cheerful and lighthearted
Serious and solemn
Angry and resentful
Confused and disoriented
What does the word 'manifest' mean?
Clear or obvious to the eye or mind
Hidden or difficult to understand
To conceal or obscure
To create or invent something new
Which sentence uses the word 'ostentatious' correctly?
Her ostentatious display of wealth was criticized by many.
The ostentatious weather was perfect for a hike.
He had an ostentatious way of solving problems.
The ostentatious painting was hidden in the attic.
What is the definition of the word 'sanguine'?
Optimistic or positive, especially in a bad situation
Pessimistic and doubtful
Angry and resentful
Confused and disoriented
What does the word 'strident' mean?
Loud and harsh; grating
Soft and soothing
Calm and peaceful
Quiet and reserved
Which sentence uses the word 'vehement' correctly?
Her vehement opposition to the plan surprised everyone.
The vehement weather was perfect for a picnic.
He had a vehement way of solving problems.
The vehement painting was admired by all.
What is the meaning of the word 'elegiac'?
Expressing sorrow or lamentation
Full of joy and happiness
Lacking in confidence
Showing great respect
What does the word 'fecund' mean?
Producing or capable of producing an abundance of offspring or new growth
Barren and unproductive
Lacking in creativity
Dull and uninspired
Which sentence uses the word 'fortuitous' correctly?
The fortuitous meeting led to a lifelong friendship.
The fortuitous weather was perfect for a hike.
He had a fortuitous way of solving problems.
The fortuitous painting was hidden in the attic.
What is the definition of the word 'infirmity'?
Physical or mental weakness
Strength and resilience
Joy and happiness
Confidence and determination
What does the word 'malady' mean?
A disease or ailment
A state of happiness
A feeling of confusion
A sense of accomplishment
What is the meaning of the word 'nuance'?
A subtle difference in or shade of meaning, expression, or sound
A loud and obvious statement
A complete lack of detail
A bold and direct action
Which sentence uses the word 'profligate' correctly?
His profligate spending habits led to his financial ruin.
The profligate weather was perfect for a picnic.
She had a profligate way of solving problems.
The profligate painting was admired by all.
What does the word 'remonstrance' mean?
A forcefully reproachful protest
A joyful celebration
A quiet agreement
A peaceful resolution
What is the definition of the word 'scintillate'?
Emit flashes of light; sparkle
To become dull and lifeless
To grow in size and strength
To remain still and unnoticed
What does the word 'vitiate' mean?
Spoil or impair the quality or efficiency of
To improve or enhance
To create or invent something new
To clarify or simplify
