Vocab Quize For English Final
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- 1.
- A.
Not being able to read
- B.
Being able to read
- C.
Caring for others
- 2.Devious
- A.
Meant to trick, not straightforward
- B.
Deliberate deception in behavior or speech
- C.
To disguise oneself or ones friends
- 3.Duplicity
- A.
Sly intelligence
- B.
Deliberate deception in behavior or speech
- C.
Trustworhthy or honorable
- 4.Fictitous
- A.
Meant to trick
- B.
False or fake; adopted or assumed in order to decieve
- C.
Saying one thing but meaning another
- 5.Sly intelligence; craftiness with the intention to decieve
- A.
Veracity
- B.
Overt
- C.
Guile
- 6.Easily deceived or fooled
- A.
Guillable
- B.
Acme
- C.
Adept
- 7.Hypocritcal
- A.
The highest point of achievement
- B.
Giving a false appearance; saying one thing but meaning another
- C.
Having shrewd judgement
- 8.Masquerade
- A.
Having a good reputation
- B.
Natural ability or talent
- C.
To disguise oneself; not on a fake or false appearance
- 9.Overt
- A.
Open and observable; not hidden or secret
- B.
Noticeable; able to be preceived
- C.
Width; distance
- 10.Reputable
- A.
Imaginary or false
- B.
Having a good reputation
- C.
The use of unnecessarily wordy and indirect language
- 11.Acme
- A.
The highest point of achievement
- B.
An unusual habit of one particular person
- C.
Doing or behaving well
- 12.Very skillful is the definition for...
- A.
Evaluation or estimation of worth
- B.
Adept
- C.
Frank;honest expression
- 13.Aptitude
- A.
Natural ability to do something
- B.
One of a kind
- C.
Overused and therefore lacking interest
- 14.Having shrewd judgement; observant, clever, and cunning
- A.
Cogent
- B.
Carelessness
- C.
Astute
- 15.Finesse
- A.
To achieve a goal or handle a situation with subtle skill
- B.
An unusual habit of a particular person
- C.
A fiscal disability
- 16.Prevalent
- A.
To disobey openly
- B.
Widely or commonly exsisting
- C.
Sly intelligence
- 17.Prosaic
- A.
The truthfulness or accuracy
- B.
Unwisely bold
- C.
Dull; ordinary, lacking in imagination
- 18.Rarity
- A.
Something that is very frequent or scare
- B.
Being able to read
- C.
False or fake; adopted or assumed in order to deciev
- 19.Singular
- A.
Being the only one of a kind; unique
- B.
Something that is very frequent or scare
- C.
Evaluation or estimation of worth
- 20.Tritle
- A.
Overused and therefore lacking in interest
- B.
Worthy; deserving of praise
- C.
Natural ability or talent
- 21.Appraisal
- A.
Acme
- B.
Using or containing to many words excessivly wordy
- C.
Evaluation or estimate of worth
- 22.Base
- A.
Worthy; deserving of praise
- B.
Low or inferior in position or quality
- C.
To disguise oneself; not on a fake or false appearance
- 23.
- A.
Frank; honest; expressing ones honest self
- B.
To establish or confirm the truth or legality
- C.
The highest point of achievement
- 24.Criterion
- A.
To hesitate or stammer in speech
- B.
A standard of judgement
- C.
To disobey openly
- 25.Dexterity
- A.
Evaluation or estimate of worth
- B.
Based upon impulse or random chance
- C.
Skill in grace in physical movement
- 26.Legitamate
- A.
Lawful; proper and acceptable
- B.
Without a way to communicate
- C.
Having a good reputation
- 27.Truism
- A.
Something that is said
- B.
A statement of self-evident truth
- C.
Something that is very frequent or scare
- 28.Validate
- A.
To hesitate or stammer in speech
- B.
To establish or confirm the truth or legality
- C.
Formal speech or writing
- 29.Circumlocution
- A.
Having a good reputation
- B.
Not being able to read
- C.
The use of unnecessarily wordy and indirect language
- 30.Cogent
- A.
Logical and convincing
- B.
To cleverly plan, plot or design
- C.
A large estate or ranch
- 31.Discourse
- A.
Formal speech or writing
- B.
An enthusiastic fan or admirer
- C.
Without a way to communicate
- 32.Falter
- A.
To multiply, increase, or spread rapidly
- B.
Something that is said
- C.
To hesitate or stammer in speech
- 33.Prattle
- A.
Based upon impulse or random chance
- B.
To talk foolishly
- C.
Imaginary or false
- 34.Raconteur
- A.
A person who tells stories and relates incidents
- B.
Plentiful; abundant
- C.
Worthy; deserving of praise
- 35.Sophistry
- A.
A group of military leaders whose sieze and hold power over a counrty
- B.
Exceeding reasonable limits
- C.
Clever arguments that are misleading or incorrect
- 36.Utterance
- A.
Based upon impulse or random chance
- B.
Something that is said
- C.
To multiply, increase, or spread rapidly
- 37.Verbose
- A.
Plentiful; abundant
- B.
Using or containing to many words excessivly wordy
- C.
Frank unreserved in speech
- 38.Aficionado
- A.
Happening or exsisting at the same time by accidence
- B.
An enthusiastic fan or admirer
- C.
Giagantic
- 39.Bravdo
- A.
False bravery; a boasting display of courage
- B.
A very small amount
- C.
Smallness of number' fewness
- 40.Embargo
- A.
A gov. order preventing trade with another country
- B.
Witdth and distance from side to side
- C.
To many to count
- 41.Flotilla
- A.
A small fleet of boats or ships
- B.
Plentiful; abundant
- C.
Worthy; deserving of praise
- 42.Hacienda
- A.
A very small amount
- B.
An unskilled laborer
- C.
A large estate or ranch
- 43.Incommunicado
- A.
To multiply, increase, or spread rapidly
- B.
Without a way to communicate
- C.
Worthy; deserving of praise
- 44.Junta
- A.
A group of military leaders whose sieze and hold power over a counrty
- B.
Plentiful; abundant
- C.
A very small amount
- 45.Peccadillo
- A.
To hesitate or stammer in speech
- B.
A small fault, often habitual
- C.
Guillable
- 46.Peon
- A.
A small fault, often habitual
- B.
Plentiful; abundant
- C.
An unskilled laborer
- 47.Renagade
- A.
To cleverly plan, plot or design
- B.
An outlaw, rebel
- C.
The quality or following personal impulse rather than outside influences or planning
- 48.Appreciable
- A.
Noticeable; able to be precieved
- B.
Guillable
- C.
To hesitate or stammer in speech
- 49.Breadth
- A.
Giagantic
- B.
A small fault, often habitual
- C.
Witdth and distance from side to side
- 50.Copious
- A.
To hesitate or stammer in speech
- B.
Guillable
- C.
Plentiful; abundant
- 51.Garguntuan
- A.
To multiply, increase, or spread rapidly
- B.
Giagantic
- C.
Clear and sharp in analysis
- 52.Innumerable
- A.
To multiply, increase, or spread rapidly
- B.
To hesitate or stammer in speech
- C.
To many to count
- 53.Inordinate
- A.
Exceeding reasonable limits
- B.
To cleverly plan, plot or design
- C.
Clear and sharp in analysis
- 54.Negligible
- A.
Clear and sharp in analysis
- B.
Slow, careful thought
- C.
Not enough to be worth considering; insignificant
- 55.Paucity
- A.
A very small amount
- B.
Smallness of number' fewness
- C.
To hesitate or stammer in speech
- 56.Pittance
- A.
A very small amount
- B.
Exceeding reasonable limits
- C.
To cleverly plan, plot or design
- 57.Arbituary
- A.
Based upon impulse or random chance
- B.
Clear and sharp in analysis
- C.
Happening or exsisting at the same time by accidence
- 58.Cioncidence
- A.
To enclose in a circle; to draw a line
- B.
Happening or exsisting at the same time by accidence
- C.
Clear and sharp in analysis
- 59.Contrive
- A.
To cleverly plan, plot or design
- B.
To write carve or engrave
- C.
Lacking dirtinctive or individual features
- 60.Fortuitous
- A.
To identify as causing something
- B.
Happening by lucky accident
- C.
Showing intense emotion or passion
- 61.Haphazard
- A.
Without or order; chosen randomly
- B.
To disobey openly
- C.
To forbid
- 62.Premeditated
- A.
Frank unreserved in speech
- B.
Not enough to be worth considering; insignificant
- C.
Planned or arranged in advance
- 63.Spontaneity
- A.
A person who copies manuscripts
- B.
The quality or following personal impulse rather than outside influences or planning
- C.
Showing intense emotion or passion
- 64.Unwittingly
- A.
Unknowingly; without answers
- B.
To forbid ; to prohibit
- C.
A small letter or number written below and to the right of a letter of number
- 65.Assert
- A.
Placement side by side
- B.
To state or express firmly
- C.
A resistance; a disagreement
- 66.Ferocity
- A.
Fierceness
- B.
A person who argues in support of something
- C.
A safe place for storage
- 67.Flout
- A.
Determined to have ones own way
- B.
Showing intense emotion or passion
- C.
To disobey openly
- 68.Foolhardy
- A.
A plan suggested for acceptance; a proposal
- B.
Unwisely bold
- C.
A person who assumes a false identity
- 69.Headstrong
- A.
Determined to have ones own way
- B.
Fully informed; aware or concious of something
- C.
Careful thorough
- 70.Incisive
- A.
Fame for something negative
- B.
Clear and sharp in analysis
- C.
Having total knowledge; knowing everything
- 71.Outspoken
- A.
Frank unreserved in speech
- B.
Immoral; unprincipled; not restrained
- C.
A concealed identity
- 72.Unduanted
- A.
Effectiveness; the power to produce a result
- B.
Not discouraged by danger or difficulty
- C.
A uniifed group within a larger group, usually in disagreement
- 73.Vehement
- A.
Showing intense emotion or passion
- B.
Thing oneslef to be superior
- C.
Self-centered; interested only in oneself
- 74.Vibrant
- A.
High regard and high respect
- B.
Pulsing with energy; vigorous
- C.
Modesty; humbleness
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