Vocabulary Workshop Units 1-9 Test Level B Form B

Harriet Tubman is perhaps the most famous "conductor" on the Underground Railroad that helped ____ before the Civil War.

Find the misspelling: aliance - vigilant - germinate

Definition: skilled, expert, or capable in a field or activity

Pronunciation: an ec dote

Synonym: goaded the crowd

Find the misspelling: graphic - perscribe - potential

Pronunciation: con stit u ent

Part of Speech: tactful

Definition: intense anger

Part of Speech: dishearten

Part of Speech: hazard

Synonyms: a spirited steed

Definition: a clown; a coarse, stupid person

The icy streets that day turned us into _____ prisoners of our own health.

Definition: significant; large; not imaginary

Some outdoor performances of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture actually include _____ of cannon fire in the finale.

Find the misspelling: peavish - procure - transparent

Synonym: the ultimate test

Antonyms: domestic interests

Synonym: hurtle over the all

Antonym: in the style of an old-timed firebrand

Part of Speech: dynasty

Antonym: ordained to rule

Find the misspelling: vengeance - abnormal - flegeling

Pronunciation: rat i fy

Pronunciation: rur al

Antonym: reluctant to speak

Antonym: culminated with a joke

Part of Speech: fruitless

Definition: to brake up, disturb

Pronunciation: scur ry

Find the misspelling: intermanable - miscellaneous - swerve

"I know you prefer contemporary films, but please _____ my whim and watch my old favorite of Charlie Chaplin's."

Definition: payment for loss, injury, or service; to pay back, give a reward

Synonym: remnants of the collection

Synonym: miscellaneous files

Why would someone with money to burn, as the saying goes, _____ so much on minor items like paper towels?

Antonym: hostile words

Pronunciation: bar ren

Antonym: unscathed by the experience

Antonym: grimy streets

Find the misspelling: radiant - trickel - tamper

Synonym: a truly inimitable style

Definition: waiting to be settled; until

Pronunciation: con tro ver sial

Part of Speech: detest

Definition: to spread throughout

You might think it strange, but in Shakespeare's time it was ___ for men to play the female roles in a play.

Pronunciation: a non y mous

Synonym: presumed to be accurate