WorksheetsWordly Wise Book 7 Lesson 7
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
When is someone most likely to lie prostrate to show respect?
a)
in front of a queen
b)
in a court of law
c)
in the grocery store
d)
at a football game
2.
An antonym of lavish is
a)
cold.
b)
inadequate.
c)
distasteful.
d)
uncomfortable.
3.
shear : sheep ::
a)
pluck : courageous
b)
pluck : farmer
c)
pluck : chicken
d)
pluck : cluck
4.
To ponder a problem is to
a)
solve it.
b)
question it.
c)
think it over quickly.
d)
think it over carefully.
5.
You might need a respite after
a)
a long night of sleep.
b)
finishing a 10K race.
c)
doing your homework.
d)
watching a long movie.
6.
A garland is
a)
a flower.
b)
a wreath.
c)
a leaf.
d)
a tree.
7.
An antonym of revelry is
a)
daydreaming.
b)
studying.
c)
wondering.
d)
mourning.
8.
Food that is delectable is
a)
delicious.
b)
spicy.
c)
hot.
d)
juicy.
9.
My mother gratified my request for a puppy. This means she
a)
asked me what I would like.
b)
believed that I was being too greedy.
c)
gave me what I wanted.
d)
ignored my request.
10.
An antonym of ungainly is
a)
graceful.
b)
gainful.
c)
winning.
d)
losing.
11.
invention : creative ::
a)
whim : fanciful
b)
whim : tasty
c)
whim : fancy
d)
whim : expensive
12.
To beseech is to
a)
scream.
b)
command.
c)
beg.
d)
suggest.
13.
An antonym of privileged is
a)
chilly.
b)
rough.
c)
dilapidated.
d)
deprived.
14.
Which of these events would cause consternation?
a)
weekday
b)
earthquake
c)
weekend
d)
holiday
15.
The army capitulated to the invading troops. To capitulate means to
a)
compromise.
b)
maintain.
c)
argue.
d)
surrender.
16.
A synonym for impetuous is
a)
mischievous.
b)
hasty.
c)
unfeeling.
d)
unreasonable.
17.
Baltimore felt great rapture after Super Bowl XLVII. Rapture is
a)
fear.
b)
nervousness.
c)
curiosity.
d)
delight.
18.
enthusiastic : excited ::
a)
haughty : contempt
b)
haughty : proud
c)
haughty : king
d)
haughty : lowly
19.
An antonym of ungainly is
a)
graceful.
b)
gainful.
c)
winning.
d)
losing.
20.
Impunity means
a)
power and authority.
b)
isolation and solitude.
c)
community involvement.
d)
freedom from punishment.
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