WorksheetsUnit 2 Vocabulary Book F ELA 11
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
This word means an indirect suggestion or reference.
lurid
transcend
innuendo
provincial
The boy's parents thought it best that he take a ____________ from his excessive video game playing.
hiatus
umbrage
decadence
unctuous
This word means overused, unoriginal, and trite.
innuendo
hackneyed
unctuous
intercede
Due to the _______________ testimony from the witness, the judge asked that the defendant's children remain in the hallway.
lurid
provincial
hackneyed
unctuous
Choose the word that describes a gap, opening, break, or pause.
decadence
innuendo
transend
hiatus
When my mother wouldn't listen to an opposing viewpoint, I accused her of having a _______________ and antiquated mindset.
intercedent
transcendent
provincial
lurid
Although teens often indulge in using swear words, this is not necessarily a sign of ___________________ of the younger generation.
a hiatus
decadence
intercedence
transcendence
This word describes a moral or cultural decline.
transcendence
lurid
umbrage
decadence
This word not only describes an outlaying area, but also a narrow-minded point of view.
provincial
innuendo
hackneyed
intercede
This word means to rise above or beyond; exceed
umbrage
intercede
transcend
unctuous
The judge gave ____________ to the criminal for breaking the law.
an innuendo
decadence
unctuous
umbrage
Lurid means...
to cause shock
to line dry
to attract
to make a lot of money
_____________ is often used in comedy and advertising.
Hiatus
Innuendo
Umbrage
Transcendence
Use this word to describe shade cast by trees; resentment; offense; an overshadowing of power or influence.
umbrage
hiatus
decadence
innuendo
This word describes someone who trying too hard to give an impression of sincerity.
decadent
provincial
lurid
unctuous
The music on his headphones allowed him to _________________ the petty bickering on the school bus.
hackneyed
transcend
umbrage
decadence
This word means to negotiate on someone else's behalf or serve as a mediator in a disagreement.
intercede
innuendo
umbrage
unctuous
The insurance salesperson seemed to genuinely want to help us; she didn't seem ________________ at all.
lurid
unctuous
decadent
provincial
Eventually the phrase became so __________________ that even the kids stopped using it.
unctuous
lurid
provincial
hackneyed
The young man asked his uncle to ______________ on his behalf when making an offer on the used vehicle.
umbrage
transcend
intercede
waffle
