Sadlier Vocabulary Level C Review Unit 4-6

Question 1

Adj: embarrassed or ashamed

Accepted Answer

abashed

Question 2

Adj: cordial, pleasantly cheerful or warm; friendly

Accepted Answer

genial

Question 3

Adj: serious and dignified; quiet or subdued in character

Accepted Answer

staid

Question 4

Noun: a person or thing turned to for help or advice; remedy

Accepted Answer

recourse

Question 5

Johnny was __ by Mr. Lapham after the horrid accident that caused the injury to his hand.

Accepted Answer

ostracized

Question 6

The change in weather makes some people more ___ to intense allergy issues.

Accepted Answer

prone

Question 7

Adj or noun: Antonyms are frugal, economical, stingy, miserly

Accepted Answer

prodigal

Question 8

Please make sure you have the correct facts to __ your debate on such important matters.

Accepted Answer

bolster

Question 9

Cameron's little brother was always the __ when he and his friends made a mess in the kitchen.

Accepted Answer

scapegoat

Question 10

The community is trying to __ the run-down playground so the children have a safe place to play

Accepted Answer

rehabilitate

Question 11

Verb: Antonym is to stand up to or face

Accepted Answer

cower

Question 12

When you have a doubt, regret or second thought about something, you have a __ about it.

Accepted Answer

qualm

Question 13

Floor cleaners sometime leave a waxy or filmy __ after mopping laminate flooring.

Accepted Answer

residue

Question 14

A common beginning for __ is Rest In Peace.

Accepted Answer

epitaph

Question 15

Jack was very __ the first few days at his new school in a new town when he first moved.

Accepted Answer

aloof

Question 16

Billy had to __ up his team at half-time to give them a pep talk to finish the game strong.

Accepted Answer

muster

Question 17

Adj: more than enough, large, spacious

Accepted Answer

ample

Question 18

Verb: to look upon with scorn, reject, refuse scornfully

Accepted Answer

disdain

Question 19

Most TV drama shows have a lot of __, in which the audience tries to figure out puzzling plots.

Accepted Answer

intrigue

Question 20

Sally danced with great ___ on her point shoes during the recital.

Accepted Answer

finesse

Question 21

Insurance companies look at the __ of houses to firehouses to calculate rates.

Accepted Answer

proximity

Question 22

Adj: highly changeable, fickle; tending to become violent or explosive; unstable or erratic

Accepted Answer

volatile

Question 23

Verb: to read thoroughly and carefully

Accepted Answer

peruse

Question 24

Adj: Antonyms are improbable, unbelievable, unlikely

Accepted Answer

plausible

Question 25

Adj: fancy, showy, elaborately decorated

Accepted Answer

ornate

Question 26

Verb: synonyms- cancel, abolish, invalidate, nullify

Accepted Answer

annul

Question 27

Adj: frank, direct, candid, blunt

Accepted Answer

forthright

Question 28

Something that is bold, determined, or firm is said to be __.

Accepted Answer

resolute

Question 29

Verb: to be in, or expose oneself to; to take pleasure in or derive enjoyment from

Accepted Answer

bask

Question 30

Adj: Antonyms are immoral, unscrupulous, dishonest

Accepted Answer

ethical

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