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WorksheetsUnit 11 vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
to say that you accept or do not deny the truth or existence of (something)
concede
converge
emulate
breach
extremely good and deserving to be admired and copied : serving as an example of something
exemplary
treachery
superfluous
assiduous
to move toward one point and join together
converge
concede
emulate
reclusive
beyond what is needed : not necessary
superflouous
exemplary
aesthetic
concede
infraction or violation of a law, obligation, tie, or standard; a broken, ruptured, or torn condition or area; a gap (as in a wall) made by battering
breach
converge
reclusive
treachery
showing great care, attention, and effort
assiduous
aesthetic
superfluous
treachery
to try to be like (someone or something you admire)
emulate
concede
aesthetic
reclusive
marked by withdrawal from society
reclusive
assiduous
concede
breach
harmful things that are done usually secretly to a friend, your own country, etc.: an act of harming someone who trusts you
treachery
breach
aesthetic
converge
of or relating to art or beauty
aesthetic
superfluous
exemplary
reclusive
The ____ in the company's security wall led many to believe that it was another country's government who hacked the system.
breach
treachery
aesthetic
concede
I enjoyed the ____ of the movie because the framing was so beautiful on the landscapes.
aesthetics
superfluous
exemplary
assiduous
Someone who sells national secrets to someone from another country is committing ________.
treachery
emulate
breach
reclusive
I tried to ____ the famous Monet painting, but my version looked like a finger painting.
emulate
converge
exemplary
superfluous
Her ____ spending on fast food and other unnecessary purchases resulted in excessive credit card debt.
superfluous
assiduous
exemplary
treachery
Kendall took ____ notes so he could study accurate information.
assiduous
emulate
aesthetic
concede
The rival teams decided to ____ in order to choose the best players and move on to the playoffs.
converge
concede
emulate
treachery
Misty Copeland is a(n) ____ dancer and the first black prima ballerina for American Ballet Theater.
exemplary
superfluous
breach
concede
The salesperson needed to ____ to the markdown or he would lose his customer.
concede
converge
reclusive
emulate
Emily Dickinson was a famous ______ poet who preferred to spend most of her time in her house writing.
reclusive
exemplary
assiduous
superfluous
