Vocabulary Quiz — Set 4

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1) The protagonist in ‘Terror in the Cemetery’ describes a sound he heard as a “wild shriek.” This would most likely be:

A) A sinister laugh echoing through the night. B) The howl of the wind during the frigid night. C) A loud, high-pitched cry of fear or horror. D) The whispering voices of his concealed friends. E) The sound of someone giving up on a wager.

2) When the protagonist heard a shriek in the cemetery, he remained _______, using good judgment not to panic.

A) Frigid B) Sinister C) Tempted D) Numb E) Corpse

3) In order to prevent yourself from succumbing to the tempting offers of the casino, it’s best to avoid going there altogether.

A) You can’t resist the temptations at the casino unless you stay away from it. B) If avoiding the lure of gambling is your aim, steering clear of the casino is advisable. C) The casino’s allure will not affect you if you never visit it. D) You should consider avoiding the casino if you feel you might give in to temptation. E) Since the casino is designed to tempt you, you’ll find that not going is the best way to keep from gambling.

4) When dealing with the sinister figure, it’s wise to keep a level head and not show fear.

A) You won’t be able to handle the sinister figure if you display any fear. B) Managing your fear is essential when confronting something sinister. C) If facing a sinister presence, maintaining composure is crucial. D) To deal effectively with a sinister entity, one must not succumb to fear. E) By not showing fear, you take away the power of the sinister figure.

5) Before making a wager on a high-stakes game, ensure you are prepared to accept the possible loss.

A) You shouldn’t make a wager if you aren’t ready to face the potential consequences. B) Being fully aware of the risks involved is necessary before you decide to place a wager. C) Consider the possibility of loss before you decide to bet on a high-stakes game. D) If you’re contemplating a wager on a risky game, make sure you can handle the loss. E) You must prepare for the outcome of a wager, win or lose, before entering into the bet.

6) Despite the frigid weather, it’s important to remain active and not let the cold immobilize you.

A) The frigid conditions should not stop you from staying active. B) To keep up with your activities, don’t let the cold weather paralyze you. C) Even though it’s cold, you should continue to be active and not stay idle. D) You can’t let the cold weather be an excuse to cease all activities. E) It’s essential to persist with your routine regardless of the frigid weather.

7) The area may seem dismal now, but with hard work and vision, it can be transformed into a vibrant community.

A) The current dismal state of the area isn’t permanent and can be improved with dedication. B) A dismal location can be turned into a bustling neighborhood with the right amount of work and foresight. C) Even though the area looks bleak, it takes hard work and a clear vision to revitalize it. D) The place might look dismal at present, but it’s nothing that some hard work and planning can’t fix. E) Despite its dreariness, the area has the potential to become lively with some effort.

8) If you wish to stay true to your dietary goals, resisting the allure of a banana split will demonstrate your commitment.

A) Tempting as it may be, avoiding a banana split is key to sticking to your diet. B) A banana split can serve as a test of your dedication to your dietary objectives. C) Giving into a banana split will show you’re not serious about your diet. D) If you’re tempted by a banana split, remember your diet and resist. E) To maintain your diet, you should not let the temptation of a banana split overcome your resolve.

9) When navigating through the dark alleys of the city, one must be cautious of the potential dangers that may lurk in the shadows.

A) Dark alleys can be sinister, so it’s best to be careful. B) The shadows in the alley may conceal sinister threats, requiring vigilance. C) One should always be wary of the sinister atmosphere of dark urban passageways. D) To be safe, approach the darkness of alleys as if danger were always present. E) Navigating dark alleys requires a careful attitude because of the sinister possibilities.

10) The determination to scale the mountain must outweigh the risk and fear of the perils that await.

A) The peril of mountain climbing should be considered less important than the will to succeed. B) You must face the peril with more determination than fear when climbing the mountain. C) To climb the mountain, one must be more determined than fearful of the perils. D) The decision to tackle the mountain must come with readiness for the peril. E) Your desire to conquer the mountain should be stronger than your concern for the peril involved.

11) Even when the odds are against you, placing a wager can be a test of one’s conviction in their own luck.

A) If you believe in your luck, even unfavorable odds won’t stop you from making a wager. B) A true gambler makes a wager regardless of the odds. C) Wagering against the odds is a measure of belief in personal fortune. D) Making a wager when it seems unlikely to win demonstrates confidence in one’s luck. E) One’s readiness to place a wager despite daunting odds is a testament to their belief in luck.

12) After spending a day in the biting cold, the warmth of the hearth is a welcome reprieve.

A) The frigid day makes the warmth of the fire even more appealing. B) There’s nothing like the comfort of a fire to thaw out after a frigid day. C) The contrast between the frigid outside and the warmth indoors is stark by the hearth. D) Following a day in the frigid outdoors, reclining near a warm fire is soothing. E) A day out in the frigid weather will make you appreciate the cozy warmth of a fire more.

13) The abandoned house at the end of the street had a ________ reputation, with rumors of ghostly hauntings.

A) frigid B) sinister C) tempting D) reclining E) wager

14) The magician managed to ________ his assistant from the stage without the audience noticing.

A) conceal B) shriek C) inhabit D) recline E) tempt

15) After the intense thriller movie, I was too ________ to walk home alone in the dark.

A) sinister B) tempted C) wager D) frigid E) numb

16) The ice cream shop’s new flavor might ________ you to break your no-sugar vow.

A) shriek B) tempt C) wager D) recline E) sinister

17) As the lottery jackpot rose to a record high, many people were willing to place a ________ on their lucky numbers.

A) wager B) shriek C) frigid D) peril E) sinister

18) The old warrior’s face was as ________ as the stone statue in the village square.

A) numb B) peril C) tempt D) conceal E) wager

19) The ________ night air made her shiver as she wrapped her coat tighter around her.

A) conceal B) frigid C) sinister D) tempt E) shriek

20) If you’re going to ________ this cabin for the winter, make sure you have enough supplies to last through the storms.

A) wager B) inhabit C) recline D) shriek E) tempt

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