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Antonyms and Synonyms Quiz

This document contains 25 questions testing vocabulary knowledge. Questions 1-10 require identifying antonyms, or words with opposite meanings, to given words. Questions 11-20 involve identifying synonyms, or words with similar meanings, to given words. Questions 21-25 involve completing sentences by choosing word options that best fit the blanks and complete the meanings of the sentences. The questions cover a range of vocabulary including words describing concepts like ambiguity, weakness, conventionality, poverty, and clandestine or secret activities.
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Antonyms and Synonyms Quiz

This document contains 25 questions testing vocabulary knowledge. Questions 1-10 require identifying antonyms, or words with opposite meanings, to given words. Questions 11-20 involve identifying synonyms, or words with similar meanings, to given words. Questions 21-25 involve completing sentences by choosing word options that best fit the blanks and complete the meanings of the sentences. The questions cover a range of vocabulary including words describing concepts like ambiguity, weakness, conventionality, poverty, and clandestine or secret activities.
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Questions 1-10 are Antonyms. Find the word most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to the given word.

1. Whet is most nearly opposite in meaning to


A. Deaden
B. Engender
C. Default
D. Enhance
E. Desiccate
2. Obstreperous is most nearly opposite in meaning to
A. Placid
B. Stubborn
C. Raucous
D. Febrile
E. Amicable
3. Peripheral is most nearly opposite in meaning to
A. Astute
B. Central
C. Concrete
D. Axial
E. Radial
4. Ossified is most nearly opposite in meaning to
A. Durable
B. Dainty
C. Flexible
D. Contumacious
E. Pragmatic
5. Disingenuous is most nearly opposite in meaning to
A. Transparent
B. Parched
C. Blank
D. Ingratiating
E. Clever
6. Disheveled is most nearly opposite in meaning to
A. Crumpled
B. Angelic
C. Fermented
D. Demented
E. Ordered
7. Duplicitous is most nearly opposite in meaning to
A. Focused
B. Jaundiced
C. Monomaniacal
D. Straightforward
E. Approachable
8. Untoward is most nearly opposite in meaning to
A. Proactive
B. Abstemious
C. Expected
D. Egregious
E. Tortuous
9. Unequivocal is most nearly opposite in meaning to
A. Multifaceted
B. Ambiguous
C. Unanimous
D. Miniscule
E. Polemical
10. Enervating is most nearly opposite in meaning to
A. Idyllic
B. Grandiose
C. Decorous
D. Frustrating
E. Invigorating

Questions 11-20 are Synonyms. Find the word most SIMILAR in meaning to the given word.
11. Unprepossessing is most similar in meaning to
A. Ugly
B. Arrogant
C. Personable
D. Didactic
E. Sumptuous
12. Turbid is most similar in meaning to
A. Shiny
B. Murky
C. Pellucid
D. Petrified
E. Agitated
13. Potable is most similar in meaning to
A. Bland
B. Unsavory
C. Drinkable
D. Fertile
E. Distilled
14. Flagrant is most similar in meaning to
A. Inauthentic
B. Unperturbed
C. Slanderous
D. Covert
E. Blatant
15. Undermine is most similar in meaning to
A. Impose
B. Apprehend
C. Glorify
D. Weaken
E. Tunnel
16. Tenuous is most similar in meaning to
A. Dark
B. Playful
C. Weak
D. Unfathomable
E. Direct
17. Parochial is most similar in meaning to
A. Cosmopolitan
B. Xenophobic
C. Parsimonious
D. Belligerent
E. Conventional
18. Destitute is most similar in meaning to
A. Impoverished
B. Desolate
C. Affluent
D. Meticulous
E. Derelict
19. Tacit is most similar in meaning to
A. Tenacious
B. Ostensible
C. Garrulous
D. Peaceful
E. Unspoken
20. Palliative is most similar in meaning to
A. Tyrannical
B. Overt
C. Curative
D. Festive
E. Restive
Questions 21-25 are sentence completions. Choose the answer which contains the words that best fit the
blanks and complete the meaning of the given sentence.
21. Federer gave a ____ performance in the final; the spectators were treated to a display of his ____
abilities on the court.
A. stupendous - inconsolable
B. consummate - peerless
C. disappointing - incomparable
D. competent - waning
E. stellar - limited
22. The critics ____ remarks helped us to understand the implications of this ____ film, a film that was
really ground-breaking in its approach.
A. instructive - pedestrian
B. polemical - provocative
C. pertinent - avant-garde
D. unwarranted - conservative
E. helpful - innocuous
23. The Chaplin films that she watched when young left a(n) ____ impression on Suzie, and she now has
a ____ appetite for reading anything remotely related to Chaplins life and works.
A. overwhelming - blunted
B. forcible - terrible
C. negative - sharpened
D. indelible - voracious
E. evanescent - reduced
24. The lawyer was ____ for conduct that was in complete violation of legal procedures: he was found to
have ____ a member of the jury.
A. reprimanded - observed
B. disbarred - suborned
C. expelled - questioned
D. commended - mislead
E. disqualified - rejected
25. The management had to admit to clandestine activities when the union leader was able to supply
____ evidence that an agitator had been planted among the members in order to ____ trouble and
discredit the union.
A. egregious - avert
B. undeniable - mollify
C. circumstantial - prevent
D. unsubstantiated - instigate
E. incontrovertible - foment

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