Vocabulary - Unit 1-2-3
Reviews Vocabulary in Sadlier-Oxford Vocabulary Workshop Level E - Unit 1-2-3
- 1.
Word for word: exactly as written or spoken
- A.
Meticulous
- B.
Verbatium
- C.
Reiterate
- D.
Augment
- E.
Deploy
Correct Answer
B. Verbatium -
- 2.
Peaceable, friendly
- A.
Intimation
- B.
Deploy
- C.
Amicable
- D.
Benevolent
- E.
Adversary
Correct Answer
C. Amicable -
- 3.
An enemy, opponent
- A.
Adversary
- B.
Demise
- C.
Punitive
- D.
Feasible
- E.
Perpetuate
Correct Answer
A. Adversary -
- 4.
Extremely careful: particular about details
- A.
Augument
- B.
Intimation
- C.
Meticulous
- D.
Cursory
- E.
Punitive
Correct Answer
C. Meticulous -
- 5.
To make larger, increase
- A.
Augment
- B.
Deploy
- C.
Perpetuate
- D.
Coerce
- E.
Punitive
Correct Answer
A. Augment -
- 6.
To say again: repeat
- A.
Deploy
- B.
Verbatim
- C.
Perpetuate
- D.
Cursory
- E.
Reiterate
Correct Answer
E. Reiterate -
- 7.
A death, especially of a person in a lofty position
- A.
Deploy
- B.
Demise
- C.
Punitive
- D.
Intimation
- E.
Perpetuate
Correct Answer
B. Demise -
- 8.
To position or arrange; to utilize; to form up
- A.
Deploy
- B.
Demise
- C.
Perpetuate
- D.
Adversary
- E.
Punitive
Correct Answer
A. Deploy -
- 9.
Inflicting or aiming at punishment
- A.
Demise
- B.
Deploy
- C.
Punitive
- D.
Adversary
- E.
Coerce
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C. Punitive -
- 10.
To compel, force
- A.
Perpetuate
- B.
Coerce
- C.
Amicable
- D.
Benevolent
- E.
Verbatim
Correct Answer
B. Coerce -
- 11.
A hint, indirect suggestion
- A.
Benevolent
- B.
Perpetuate
- C.
Cursory
- D.
Adversary
- E.
Intimation
Correct Answer
E. Intimation -
- 12.
Possible, able to be done
- A.
Feasible
- B.
Meticulous
- C.
Coerce
- D.
Adversary
- E.
Augment
Correct Answer
A. Feasible -
- 13.
To make permanent or long lasting
- A.
Perpetuate
- B.
Reiterate
- C.
Deploy
- D.
Amicable
- E.
Demise
Correct Answer
A. Perpetuate -
- 14.
Antonym for: a friend, ally, supporter, confederate
- A.
Amicable
- B.
Adversary
- C.
Benevolent
- D.
Augment
Correct Answer
B. Adversary -
- 15.
Antonym for: to discontinue, abolish, abandon
- A.
Perpetuate
- B.
Reiterate
- C.
Coerce
- D.
Intimination
Correct Answer
A. Perpetuate -
- 16.
Antonym for: to persuade, cajole
- A.
Coerce
- B.
Reiterate
- C.
Meticulous
- D.
Deploy
Correct Answer
A. Coerce -
- 17.
Antonym for: hostile, antagonistic
- A.
Verbatim
- B.
Deploy
- C.
Amicable
- D.
Adversary
Correct Answer
C. Amicable -
- 18.
Antonym for: malicious, spiteful, malevolent
- A.
Benevolent
- B.
Cursory
- C.
Punitive
- D.
Adversary
Correct Answer
A. Benevolent -
- 19.
Synonym for: kindly, benign, well meaning
- A.
Coerce
- B.
Feasible
- C.
Perpetuate
- D.
Benevolent
Correct Answer
D. Benevolent -
- 20.
Synonym for: quick, superficial, perfunctory
- A.
Reiterate
- B.
Cursory
- C.
Meticulous
- D.
Perpetuate
Correct Answer
B. Cursory -
- 21.
Synonym for: careful, fastidious, painstaking, fussy
- A.
Demise
- B.
Intimination
- C.
Meticulous
- D.
Cursory
Correct Answer
C. Meticulous -
- 22.
Synonym for: to enlarge, supplement, amplify
- A.
Augment
- B.
Feasible
- C.
Cursory
- D.
Reiterate
Correct Answer
A. Augment -
- 23.
Synonym for: to repeat, rehash
- A.
Verbatim
- B.
Reiterate
- C.
Punitive
- D.
Deploy
Correct Answer
B. Reiterate -
- 24.
The teacher had to ___________________ the classroom rules because some of the students were not following them.
Correct Answer
reiterate - 25.
It was a mistake to make a ___________________ examination of his will; later it was found to be a forgery.
Correct Answer
cursory - 26.
Susan admits she is far less than _______________; her roommate is often angry about their messy room.
Correct Answer
meticulous - 27.
Taking the SAT in four hours is simply not ________ for Jillian because she suffers from Attention Deficit Disorder; she needs extra examination time.
Correct Answer
feasible - 28.
Tom Buchanan does not hesitate to ____________ other characters to do what he wants; he is a controlling figure in the "The Great Gatsby".
Correct Answer
coerce
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