Vocabulary Reading Unit 4
Match the words to the meaning
- 1.To bring into close association or connection
- A.
Affiliated
- B.
Converge
- C.
Estem
- D.
Malevolent
- 2.Haughtily disdainful or contemptuous, as a person or a facial expression.arrogant, scornful
- A.
Supercillious
- B.
Scrupulous
- C.
Malevent
- D.
Nonchalant
- 3.Easily excused: pardonable
- A.
Venial
- B.
Skulk
- C.
Estem
- D.
Panacea
- 4.Mysterious; arousing superstitious fear or dread; uncomfortably strange
- A.
Scrupulous
- B.
Skulk
- C.
Uncanny
- D.
Esteem
- 5.Scatter, to spread widely;
- A.
Malevolent
- B.
Disperse
- C.
Finite
- D.
Cognent
- 6.Cool, calm, collected, composed.
- A.
Invulenerable
- B.
Omniscient
- C.
Nonchalant
- D.
Converge
- 7.To hand down; pass on.
- A.
Bequeath
- B.
Expunge
- C.
Panacea
- D.
Finite
- 8.Convincing or believable by virtue of forcible, clear, or incisive presentation; telling.
- A.
Cogent
- B.
Uncanny
- C.
Scrupulous
- D.
Invulnerable
- 9.To move toward one point, appoarch nearer together
- A.
Omniscient
- B.
Malevant
- C.
Converge
- D.
Bequeath
- 10.To regard highly or favorably; regard with respect or admiration:
- A.
Uncanny
- B.
Skulk
- C.
Finite
- D.
Esteem
- 11.An accompliplishment; the act of achieving
- A.
Omniscient
- B.
Attainment
- C.
Invulnerable
- D.
Ascertain
- 12.To find out
- A.
Ascertain
- B.
Invulnerable
- C.
Expunge
- D.
Affiliated
- 13.To erase; obliterate, destroy
- A.
Skulk
- B.
Uncanny
- C.
Panacea
- D.
Expunge
- 14.Having limits; lasting for a certain time
- A.
Bequeath
- B.
Finite
- C.
Scupulous
- D.
Nonchalant
- 15.Not able to be wounded or hurt; shielded against attack
- A.
Converge
- B.
Invulnerable
- C.
Venial
- D.
Malevolent
- 16.Spiteful, showing ill will
- A.
Malevolent
- B.
Omniscient
- C.
Expunge
- D.
Esteem
- 17.To scatter, spread far and wide
- A.
Affiliated
- B.
Panacea
- C.
Skulk
- D.
Disperse
- 18.Having complete or unlimited knowledge, awareness, or understanding; perceiving all things.
- A.
Scupulous
- B.
Omniscient
- C.
Invulnerable
- D.
Finite
- 19.A remedy for all disease or ills; cure-all.
- A.
Panacea
- B.
Malevolent
- C.
Invulnerable
- D.
Expunge
- 20.. to lie or keep in hiding, as for some evil reason: to move in a stealthy manner; slink
- A.
Malevent
- B.
Scupulous
- C.
Venial
- D.
Skulk
- 21.Having or showing a strict regard for what one considers right; principled.
- A.
Disperse
- B.
Scrupulous
- C.
Venial
- D.
Bequeath
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