OLP Vocab 1-3

Unit 3 Vocab: A Vocabulary Quiz. Duplicate of Sadlier Vocabulary, Level B, Unit 1: Review of our vocabulary words #sadlier #vocabulary #7thgrade

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Questions 84

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1
a brief summary; a short written account of one's education, working experience
sullen
renovate
resume
truce
2
The princess looked very ______ walking in the parade.
poised
hinder
regime
transparent
3
to ask questions, examine by questioning
interrogate
disrupt
germinate
insinuate
4
a pause in fighting, temporary peace
hurtle
truce
resume
disrupt
5
to suggest or hint slyly; to edge into something indirectly
trickle
insinuate
sullen
disrupt
6
As the boy ran through the snow, the other children began to ________ him with snowballs.
Cater
Pelt
Dissuade
Hazard
7
to get down from, step down from, to come down from the air, land
alight
disrupt
foretaste
trickle
8
not important, minor; ordinary, commonplace
trivial
sullen
trickle
adjacent
9
Antonym: would rip off his idea
vicious
recompense
adjacent
insinuate
10
When the actor forgot his lines he felt like a ________ fool.
downright
luster
literate
loom
11
The polished gold dome atop the state capital shone with a starry _____.
animated
culminate
luster
hanker
12
to burn slightly; a burn at the ends or edges
singe
upright
downright
unique
13
silent or brooding because of ill humor, anger, or resentment; slow moving, sluggish
vicious
barren
sullen
recompense
14
a public speech for a formal occasion
verify
peevish
oration
singe
15
I asked if the answer is _____.
singe
verified
peevish
oraation
16
Which word is misspelled?
humdrum
recompence
trivial
germinate
17
What is a synonym for unique?
distinctive
virtuous
churn
discredit
18
What word is spelled wrong?
culminate
downright
broode
upright
19
evil, bad, spiteful; having bad habits or an ugly disposition
trivial
sullen
vicious
barren
20
to drive or urge on; something used to drive or urge on.
brood
downright
goad
hanker
21
a loafer, idler
Drone
Animated
Loom
Luster
22
to rush violently, dash headlong; to fling or hurt forcefully
foretaste
alight
disrupt
hurtle
23
Antonym: hope to continue the battle
truce
trivial
alight
adjacent
24
Part of Speech: Adjacent
adjective
verb
preposition
noun
25
Which word is misspelled?
adjacent
insinuate
inteminable
alight
26
the quality of giving off light, brightness, glitter
luster
loom
singe
constituent
27
a person who starts up and takes on the risk of a business
transparent
regime
firebrand
entrepreneur
28
We can see through the ________ window.
poised
transparent
available
indignant
29
To satisfy the needs of, try to make things easy or pleasant; to supply food or service.
Cater
Mutual
Customary
Hinder
30
part of speech: regime
adjective
noun
verb
other
31
an easily spread disease causing a large number of deaths; a widespread evil; to annoy or bother
Unscathed
Pelt
Plague
Firebrand
32
a lack of interest or concern
indifference
indispensable
indignant
dissuade
33
wholly unharmed, uninjured
Hazard
unscathed
poised
transparent
34
Antonym: to move slowly down the narrow path
hurtle
vicious
renovate
trivial
35
The mother bird fed her ______.
luster
brood
downright
loom
36
to break up, disturb
insinuate
germinate
disrupt
hurtle
37
a buzzing or humming sound
Drone
Seeth
Oration
Peevish
38
race through space
trivial
insinuate
truce
hurtle
39
a government in power, a form or system of rule or management; a period of rule
plague
customary
regime
mutual
40
Large potholes are a _______ while driving.
indispensable
Hazard
firebrand
mutual
41
Synonym: to reimburse her expenses
insinuate
recompense
germinate
vicious
42
near, next to, adjoining
trivial
sullen
humdrum
adjacent
43
to repair, restore to good condition, make new again
renovate
interrogate
insinuate
germinate
44
Part of Speech: resume
preposition
conjunction
interjection
noun
45
The steady _____ of the engine put us all to sleep.
loom
literate
miscellaneous
drone
46
to flow or fall by drops or in a small stream; a small irregular quantity of anything
trivial
trickle
hurtle
insinuate
47
Part of Speech: interrogate
adverb
verb
adjective
noun
48
full of life, lively, alive; moved to action
animated
hanker
downright
indulge
49
Our manager is an _________ part of the team. We couldn't do it without her.
indispensable
mutual
unscathed
customary
50
Antonym: leads a lively existence
trivial
truce
humdrum
germinate
51
antonym: mutual
one-sided
together
same
joint
52
to begin to grow, come into being
germinate
insinuate
interrogate
vicious
53
filled with anger or resentment over something unjust. Unworthy or mean
entrepreneur
lubricate
indispensable
Indignant
54
not productive, bare
alight
foretaste
barren
humdrum
55
a family of young animals, especially birds; any group having the same nature and origin.
Drone
Goad
Animated
Brood
56
to reach a high point of development; to end, climax
brood
culminate
luster
constituent
57
Part of speech: customary
verb
other
adjective
noun
58
Part of speech: hinder
verb
noun
other
adjective
59
thoroughly, absolute, complete; frank, blunt
downright
goad
literate
brood
60
What is a synonym for downright?
total
hum
purr
buzz
61
Usual, expected, routine
Firebrand
Indifference
Poised
Customary
62
Synonym: firebrand
fire
peacemaker
hothead
burn
63
The boy was a _________, always full of energy and getting into trouble.
Firebrand
Regime
Entrepreneur
Hinder
64
it is important to _________ the moving parts so the machine can run smoothly
cater
lubricate
hinder
pelt
65
Part of Speech: Vicious
Adverb
Adverb
Adjective
Adverb
66
I am ________ to babysit tomorrow.
Transparent
Mutual
Customary
Available
67
Synonyms for miscellaneous?
prod
assorted
yearn
check
68
The ______ went on forever.
singe
unique
peevish
oration
69
What word is spelled wrong?
pevish
singe
seethe
oration
70
to pay back, to give a reward
hurtle
recompense
alight
insinuate
71
shared, felt, or shown equally by two or more
mutual
customary
indignant
poised
72
I tried to _________ her from staying up late the night before a test.
plague
pelt
unscathed
Dissuade
73
able to read and write; showing an excellent educational background; having knowledge
unique
seethe
upright
literate
74
to come into view; to appear in exaggerated form; a machine for weaving
miscellaneous
loom
drone
literate
75
the killing of one person by another
hazard
homicide
mutual
poised
76
ordinary, dull, routine
trivial
sullen
resume
humdrum
77
To delay, to stop or prevent from happening.
dissuade
cater
hinder
indifference
78
What is an antonym for luster?
dullness
oblige
ponder
meditate
79
A powerful family or group of rulers that maintains its position or power for some time
trivial
dynasty
foretaste
truce
80
an advance indication, sample, or warning
alight
foretaste
sullen
vicious
81
Part of Speech: humdrum
interjection
preposition
verb
adjective
82
endless, so long as to seem endless
truce
interminable
humdrum
dynasty
83
To think over in a worried, unhappy way
Indulge
Hanker
Luster
Brood
84
Which word is misspelled?
dinasty
alight
trickle
interrogate

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Unit 3 Vocab: A Vocabulary Quiz. Duplicate of Sadlier Vocabulary, Level B, Unit 1: Review of our vocabulary words #sadlier #vocabulary #7thgrade

Flashcards84 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 84

Answers

1
a brief summary; a short written account of one's education, working experience
sullen
renovate
resume
truce
2
The princess looked very ______ walking in the parade.
poised
hinder
regime
transparent
3
to ask questions, examine by questioning
interrogate
disrupt
germinate
insinuate
4
a pause in fighting, temporary peace
hurtle
truce
resume
disrupt
5
to suggest or hint slyly; to edge into something indirectly
trickle
insinuate
sullen
disrupt
6
As the boy ran through the snow, the other children began to ________ him with snowballs.
Cater
Pelt
Dissuade
Hazard
7
to get down from, step down from, to come down from the air, land
alight
disrupt
foretaste
trickle
8
not important, minor; ordinary, commonplace
trivial
sullen
trickle
adjacent
9
Antonym: would rip off his idea
vicious
recompense
adjacent
insinuate
10
When the actor forgot his lines he felt like a ________ fool.
downright
luster
literate
loom
11
The polished gold dome atop the state capital shone with a starry _____.
animated
culminate
luster
hanker
12
to burn slightly; a burn at the ends or edges
singe
upright
downright
unique
13
silent or brooding because of ill humor, anger, or resentment; slow moving, sluggish
vicious
barren
sullen
recompense
14
a public speech for a formal occasion
verify
peevish
oration
singe
15
I asked if the answer is _____.
singe
verified
peevish
oraation
16
Which word is misspelled?
humdrum
recompence
trivial
germinate
17
What is a synonym for unique?
distinctive
virtuous
churn
discredit
18
What word is spelled wrong?
culminate
downright
broode
upright
19
evil, bad, spiteful; having bad habits or an ugly disposition
trivial
sullen
vicious
barren
20
to drive or urge on; something used to drive or urge on.
brood
downright
goad
hanker
21
a loafer, idler
Drone
Animated
Loom
Luster
22
to rush violently, dash headlong; to fling or hurt forcefully
foretaste
alight
disrupt
hurtle
23
Antonym: hope to continue the battle
truce
trivial
alight
adjacent
24
Part of Speech: Adjacent
adjective
verb
preposition
noun
25
Which word is misspelled?
adjacent
insinuate
inteminable
alight
26
the quality of giving off light, brightness, glitter
luster
loom
singe
constituent
27
a person who starts up and takes on the risk of a business
transparent
regime
firebrand
entrepreneur
28
We can see through the ________ window.
poised
transparent
available
indignant
29
To satisfy the needs of, try to make things easy or pleasant; to supply food or service.
Cater
Mutual
Customary
Hinder
30
part of speech: regime
adjective
noun
verb
other
31
an easily spread disease causing a large number of deaths; a widespread evil; to annoy or bother
Unscathed
Pelt
Plague
Firebrand
32
a lack of interest or concern
indifference
indispensable
indignant
dissuade
33
wholly unharmed, uninjured
Hazard
unscathed
poised
transparent
34
Antonym: to move slowly down the narrow path
hurtle
vicious
renovate
trivial
35
The mother bird fed her ______.
luster
brood
downright
loom
36
to break up, disturb
insinuate
germinate
disrupt
hurtle
37
a buzzing or humming sound
Drone
Seeth
Oration
Peevish
38
race through space
trivial
insinuate
truce
hurtle
39
a government in power, a form or system of rule or management; a period of rule
plague
customary
regime
mutual
40
Large potholes are a _______ while driving.
indispensable
Hazard
firebrand
mutual
41
Synonym: to reimburse her expenses
insinuate
recompense
germinate
vicious
42
near, next to, adjoining
trivial
sullen
humdrum
adjacent
43
to repair, restore to good condition, make new again
renovate
interrogate
insinuate
germinate
44
Part of Speech: resume
preposition
conjunction
interjection
noun
45
The steady _____ of the engine put us all to sleep.
loom
literate
miscellaneous
drone
46
to flow or fall by drops or in a small stream; a small irregular quantity of anything
trivial
trickle
hurtle
insinuate
47
Part of Speech: interrogate
adverb
verb
adjective
noun
48
full of life, lively, alive; moved to action
animated
hanker
downright
indulge
49
Our manager is an _________ part of the team. We couldn't do it without her.
indispensable
mutual
unscathed
customary
50
Antonym: leads a lively existence
trivial
truce
humdrum
germinate
51
antonym: mutual
one-sided
together
same
joint
52
to begin to grow, come into being
germinate
insinuate
interrogate
vicious
53
filled with anger or resentment over something unjust. Unworthy or mean
entrepreneur
lubricate
indispensable
Indignant
54
not productive, bare
alight
foretaste
barren
humdrum
55
a family of young animals, especially birds; any group having the same nature and origin.
Drone
Goad
Animated
Brood
56
to reach a high point of development; to end, climax
brood
culminate
luster
constituent
57
Part of speech: customary
verb
other
adjective
noun
58
Part of speech: hinder
verb
noun
other
adjective
59
thoroughly, absolute, complete; frank, blunt
downright
goad
literate
brood
60
What is a synonym for downright?
total
hum
purr
buzz
61
Usual, expected, routine
Firebrand
Indifference
Poised
Customary
62
Synonym: firebrand
fire
peacemaker
hothead
burn
63
The boy was a _________, always full of energy and getting into trouble.
Firebrand
Regime
Entrepreneur
Hinder
64
it is important to _________ the moving parts so the machine can run smoothly
cater
lubricate
hinder
pelt
65
Part of Speech: Vicious
Adverb
Adverb
Adjective
Adverb
66
I am ________ to babysit tomorrow.
Transparent
Mutual
Customary
Available
67
Synonyms for miscellaneous?
prod
assorted
yearn
check
68
The ______ went on forever.
singe
unique
peevish
oration
69
What word is spelled wrong?
pevish
singe
seethe
oration
70
to pay back, to give a reward
hurtle
recompense
alight
insinuate
71
shared, felt, or shown equally by two or more
mutual
customary
indignant
poised
72
I tried to _________ her from staying up late the night before a test.
plague
pelt
unscathed
Dissuade
73
able to read and write; showing an excellent educational background; having knowledge
unique
seethe
upright
literate
74
to come into view; to appear in exaggerated form; a machine for weaving
miscellaneous
loom
drone
literate
75
the killing of one person by another
hazard
homicide
mutual
poised
76
ordinary, dull, routine
trivial
sullen
resume
humdrum
77
To delay, to stop or prevent from happening.
dissuade
cater
hinder
indifference
78
What is an antonym for luster?
dullness
oblige
ponder
meditate
79
A powerful family or group of rulers that maintains its position or power for some time
trivial
dynasty
foretaste
truce
80
an advance indication, sample, or warning
alight
foretaste
sullen
vicious
81
Part of Speech: humdrum
interjection
preposition
verb
adjective
82
endless, so long as to seem endless
truce
interminable
humdrum
dynasty
83
To think over in a worried, unhappy way
Indulge
Hanker
Luster
Brood
84
Which word is misspelled?
dinasty
alight
trickle
interrogate