Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. madcap

wildly impulsive; reckless.

deadlock or stalemate situation

extreme poverty or destitution

strong point or specialty

2. tremor

traveling from place to place

a temporary or portable structure

belief that events are predetermined

shaking or slight vibration

3. genesis

to accumulate and store

someone who promotes welfare

sudden increase or rise

origin or beginning

4. recluse

quality of craftsmanship

having or showing extensive knowledge

person who lives in seclusion

calm and unbiased

5. patently

a wide-angle view of landscape

clearly or openly

great person of influence.

easily annoyed or irritated

6. pompous

abandon or give up

large destructive forest fire

self-important or arrogant

risky or reckless courage

7. pacifism

a deep fissure in the earth's surface

clumsy, lacking skill, unfit

intense anger

belief in peace and opposition to war

8. lout

underhanded or dishonest behavior

tired or bored due to overexposure

awkward or rude person.

proof or receipt for a payment

9. jocular

graduation or ceremonydisplay with grandeur

playful or humorous

scold or reprimand sharply

large universe or system.

10. quicksand

small representative system.

complete agreement or accord

unstable sand that traps objects

very talkative; chatty.

11. accede

extreme reluctance to spend

constellation-based astrological chart

pursuing pleasure excessively

agree or give approval to

12. holocaust

unnecessary or free of charge

deep-rooted, embedded, habitual

mass destruction or slaughter

meddlesome, excessively eager to help

13. pragmatist

to hinder or obstruct

take action to prevent

person who values practical results

payment demanded for release or rescue

14. sabotage

deliberate destruction or obstruction

a noisy fight or dispute

disappointment with reality

state of lasting forever

15. apex

dull or lacking shine or vitality

highest point or vertex

green with lush vegetation

very great or shocking extent or scale

16. prohibitive

peculiar to an individual

severe test or trial

so expensive as to prevent purchase

understanding without conscious reasoning

17. youngster

errorless; faultless; perfect

young child or adolescent

stubborn, unyielding to persuasion

continuous and persistent

18. conjecture

an educated guess

faultless, incapable of making mistakes

believing in superiority

wastefully extravagant

19. churlish

respect or courteous regard

rude or lacking manners

strict, severe, or rigorous

symbol or sign representing something

20. vindictive

withdrawal of statement

having a desire for revenge

pretending to have morals

sleep or light sleep

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. madcap

2. tremor

3. genesis

4. recluse

5. patently

6. pompous

7. pacifism

8. lout

9. jocular

10. quicksand

11. accede

12. holocaust

13. pragmatist

14. sabotage

15. apex

16. prohibitive

17. youngster

18. conjecture

19. churlish

20. vindictive

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. madcap

2. tremor

3. genesis

4. recluse

5. patently

6. pompous

7. pacifism

8. lout

9. jocular

10. quicksand

11. accede

12. holocaust

13. pragmatist

14. sabotage

15. apex

16. prohibitive

17. youngster

18. conjecture

19. churlish

20. vindictive

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