Vocabulary Test #1 (2nd 9 weeks): E11
For each example, write the correct vocabulary word from the word bank below.
Detentionimpertinent pertinacious pertinent retentive
Retinuetenacitytenet tenureuntenable admonition
Monitormonumentpremonition tenancy
- The defense lawyer consistently interrupted the witness’s testimony, having no consideration for her feelings. ______
- You will be asked several questions regarding your current application. ______
- Sue never had to take notes in class because she listens to the teacher and can remember exactly what was said. ______
- John was not able to go on the field trip because he had misbehaved in class. ______
- My teacher told us that she had been teaching the same subject for fifteen years. ______
- Death entered the castle dressed like a man, but no one was able to catch him. ______
- My brother has been renting his apartment for over three years. ______
- One theory is based on evidence and reasoning, and the other theory is based on faith and belief. ______
- The contestant wasn’t good at solving puzzles, but he more than made up for it in strength and perseverance. ______
- Viewers never see the crew that aide in the production of the life of a reality star. ______
- I only wanted to look at the new cars, but the salesman kept trying to sell one to me, in spite of my refusal. ______
- When he graduated from high school, he ignored his mother’s advice to go to college. ______
- Calpurnia dreamt of her husband’s death, but when she told him, he ignored her. Ironically, he, Caesar, was killed that same day. ______
- Headstones are placed at graves for identification. ______
- My watch not only displays the time, but it also counts how many steps I walk throughout the day. ______
Vocabulary Test #1 (2nd 9 weeks): E11 ANSWER KEY
For each example, write the correct vocabulary word from the word bank below.
Detentionimpertinent pertinacious pertinent retentive
Retinuetenacitytenet tenureuntenable admonition
Monitormonumentpremonition tenancy
- The defense lawyer consistently interrupted the witness’s testimony, having no consideration for her feelings. impertinent
- You will be asked several questions regarding your current application. pertinent
- Sue never had to take notes in class because she listens to the teacher and can remember exactly what was said. retentive
- John was not able to go on the field trip because he had misbehaved in class. detentioin
- My teacher told us that she had been teaching the same subject for fifteen years. tenure
- Death entered the castle dressed like a man, but no one was able to catch him. untenable
- My brother has been renting his apartment for over three years. tenancy
- One theory is based on evidence and reasoning, and the other theory is based on faith and belief. tenet
- The contestant wasn’t good at solving puzzles, but he more than made up for it in strength and perseverance. tenacity
- Viewers never see the crew that aide in the production of the life of a reality star. retinue
- I only wanted to look at the new cars, but the salesman kept trying to sell one to me, in spite of my refusal.pertinacious
- When he graduated from high school, he ignored his mother’s advice to go to college. admonition
- Calpurnia dreamt of her husband’s death, but when she told him, he ignored her. Ironically, he, Caesar, was killed that same day. premonition
- Headstones are placed at graves for identification. monument
- My watch not only displays the time, but it also counts how many steps I walk throughout the day. monitor