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Vocabulary Word Power Worksheet-49

Word Power Worksheet – 49

 

Choose the correct word for the given clue.

  1. "cultured or refined"

(a) cultivated    (b) strait            (c) surplus         (d) credible

 

  1. "characterized by excessive self-esteem or exaggerated dignity"

(a) heterogeneous                        (b) pompous    

(c) Seismologist                            (d) luminous

 

  1. "A narrow passage of water connecting two large bodies of water"

(a) centennial   (b) setting          (c) glint              (d) strait

 

  1. "cause to continue"

(a) lurk               (b) cleavage      (c) rainforest    (d) perpetuate

 

  1. "Before Christ: used to show that a date falls before the Christian era"

(a) cell wall       (b) consent        (c) copiously     (d) b, c

 

  1. "having or showing skilful use of the hands or body"

(a) centennial   (b) antibiotic     (c) perpetuate   (d) dexterous

 

  1. "characterized by abject fear; cowardly"

(a) succumb      (b) craven          (c) expedient     (d) retch

 

  1. "trace; sign; evidence"

(a) seismograph                           (b) remonstrance     

(c) rebuke                                      (d) vestige

 

  1. "a person who is fond of eating; a person who eats to excess; glutton."

(a) malaise        (b) assemble     (c) boorish         (d) gourmand

 

  1. "control centre of a cell"

(a) lurid             (b) entice           (c) nucleus        (d) vehemence

 

  1. "to gain entrance gradually or surreptitiously; to permeate with a liquid or gas"

(a) Centripetal  (b) infiltrate      (c) rendering    (d) manifest

 

  1. "to bring heavy destruction on, devastate, to pillage."

(a) ravage          (b) tussle            (c) cardinal       (d) role

 

  1. "Anno domini; used to show that a date falls within the Christian era"

(a) gargoyle       (b) weight          (c) AD                 (d) omnivorous

 

  1. "great abundance of energy and excitement"

(a) consent        (b) exuberance (c) timorous      (d) oust

 

  1. "remaining in a place only a brief time; passing with time"

(a) traverse       (b) perfidy         (c) transient      (d) rebuke

 

  1. "a period of 100 years"

(a) century        (b) myriad         (c) opulent         (d) assemble

 

  1. "to decrease the fullness of; use up or empty out"

(a) deplete                                      (b) seismograph

(c) Projectile                                  (d) century

 

  1. "deliberate breach of faith, calculated violation of trust; treachery."

(a) perfidy         (b) teeter            (c) credible        (d) expanse

 

  1. "possessing of exhibiting great wealth, characterized by rich abundance; luxuriant."

(a) vivacious                                  (b) heterogeneous    

(c) embellish                                 (d) opulent

 

  1. "to become ill"

(a) intolerable                               (b) retch

(c) forethought                              (d) edict

 

  1. "different; dissimilar"

(a) heterogeneous                        (b) vestige         

(c) crags                                         (d) savoury

 

  1. "yield; submit; give away"

(a) culminate    (b) valour          (c) succumb      (d) edict

 

  1. "very cruel, evil, or brutal act"

(a) vehemence  (b) rebuke         (c) doggedly      (d) atrocity

 

  1. "reach the highest point or climax"

(a) dissentient  (b) culminate    (c) acute             (d) oration

 

  1. "speak very slowly, usually with an odd accent"

(a) drawl            (b) chagrin        (c) teeter            (d) fallow

 

  1. "refer in an indirect way"

(a) allude           (b) edifice          (c) permeate     (d) nucleus

 

  1. "narrow strip of land connecting 2 larger pieces bordered on 2 sides by bodies of water"

(a) alleviate       (b) enzyme        (c) dominate     (d) isthmus

 

  1. "having the nature of involuntary spasms"

(a) pompous     (b) placid           (c) convulsive   (d) chlorophyll

 

  1. "difficult to fathom or understand; impenetrable"

(a) inscrutable  (b) persistent    (c) despondent (d) pith

 

  1. "long for with envy"

(a) covet             (b) setting          (c) rampart       (d) dissentient

 

Answers:

1-a;  2-b;  3-d;  4-d;  5-d;  6-d;  7-b;  8-d;  9-d;  10-c;  11-b;  12-a;  13-c;  14-b;  15-c;  16-a;  17-a;  18-a;  19-d;  20-b;  21-a;  22-c;  23-d;  24-b;  25-a;  26-a;  27-d;  28-c;  29-a;  30-a