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WorksheetsComrades, Cohorts, and Companions Vocabulary Practice
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
With his bright smile and warm handshake, Smithers was known as the most _________ employee at Phonics R Us.
a)
camaraderie
b)
cohort
c)
congenial
d)
affable
2.
In the 1920s, there was widespread ________ among the American expatriates who congregates
a)
veneration
b)
camaraderie
c)
cohort
d)
kudos
3.
The teacher gave Belinda _________ for being the only student in class to write the extra-credit essay. "Belinda is a thoughtful and hardworking student," she announced to the class. "She always goes the extra mile."
a)
kudos
b)
camaraderie
c)
adulation
d)
veneration
4.
Always _______, Mr. Winterbottom said good morning to the doorman and shook his chauffeur's hand.
a)
affable
b)
simpatico
c)
kudo
d)
demonstrative
5.
The students at Pencey Prep _______ the headmaster not only for his intellect but for his warmth and generosity. They felt he created an inspiring atmosphere for learning.
a)
gregarious
b)
affable
c)
adulation
d)
veneration
6.
The insurance salesman's ___________ness was apparent when he began to weep when his beloved Florida Marlins won the World Series.
a)
cohort
b)
simpatico
c)
adulation
d)
demonstrative
7.
The ________ candidate greeted his constituency warmly from the podium.
a)
simpatico
b)
demonstrative
c)
gregarious
d)
congenial
8.
The thief and his teenaged ______ broke into my apartment and stole all of my video games.
a)
affable
b)
demonstrative
c)
cohort
d)
congenial
9.
The two men are truly _______; they sit in Starbucks every day and discuss everything from politics and food to the state of their souls.
a)
gregarious
b)
kudos
c)
simpatico
d)
affable
10.
The fan's _______ for Derek Jeter was so great that he changed his own name to Derek.
a)
camaraderie
b)
veneration
c)
congenial
d)
kudos
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