Vocabulary Master Words

Fill in the blank with a master word in the sentence below.

The building was ​ ​ ​ ​ (a)   , I had a difficult time finding my way around.​

• colossal
• gigantic
• large
• huge
• flank
• lurid

Fill in the blank with a master word in the sentence below.

The hurricane had covered the island in ​ ​ (a)   .

• debris
• garbage
• trash
• flank
• steeple

Which sentence is using a master word?

• The bathroom was demolished, so I had to wait.

• The bathroom was occupied, so I had to wait.

• The bathroom was fair-minded, so I had to wait.

• The bathroom was steeple, so I had to wait.

Which sentence is using the correct master word?

• Our vocabulary lesson was perpendicular because of the fire drill.

• Our vocabulary lesson was helter-skelter because of the fire drill.

• Our vocabulary lesson was disrupted because of the fire drill.

• Our vocabulary lesson was demolished because of the fire drill.

Match the following master words with their antonyms.

• presence

• cunning

• enjoyed

• absence

• restored

• peaked

• honest

• suffered

• flattened

• demolished

Match the following images with the master word associated with it.

• perched

• 
• occupied

• 
• lavishly

• 
• steeple

• 
• huddled

• 

The drought sparked fear of a ​ (a)   within the community.

• conflagration
• contrivance
• flank

 

Which sentence is using the correct master word?

• The dull coloring of the cake was a distraction.

• The lurid coloring of the cake was a distraction.

• The bright coloring of the cake was a distraction.

• The flank coloring of the cake was a distraction.

Which sentence is using the correct master word?

• The children ran helter-skelter all over the house.

• The children ran fair-minded all over the house.

• The children ran lavishly all over the house.

• The children ran lurid all over the house.

Which sentence is using the correct master word?

• Bookcases demolished the bed.

• Bookcases perched the bed.

• Bookcases flank the bed.

• Bookcases contrivance the bed.