WorksheetsEng2CP_list2
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 14mins
Insidious
Wealthy, luxurious
Deprived of; unhappy, deeply sad
Cautious or careful
Intended to deceive or entrap; sly or treacherous
Intimation
A hint, indirect suggestion
To intentionally frighten someone; to bully
To pretend to be or act like someone
An overt or obvious request
Opulent
Intended to deceive
Wealthy, luxurious; grandiose
Extremely overweight or obese
To think too highly of oneself
Pliable
A tool used for grasping
Not easily moved, fixed
Easily bent, flexible; easily influenced
Untidy, unpolished; rude
Reiterate
To say again or repeat
Multiple versions of the same thing
To utter taunting words; make fun of
To shout loudly at
Stolid
Easily manipulated or moved
Not easily moved mentally or emotionally; dull, unresponsive
Experimental in nature
Cautious, with great care
Tentative
Not easily moved
Confirmed, closed
Intended to deceive
Uncertain, hesitant; experimental in nature
Unkempt
Fair and just; equivalent
Easily bent, flexible
Not easily moved; unresponsive
Not combed or groomed; untidy; not maintained
Verbatim
To rephrase into one's own words
To repeat, reiterate
Able to use both hands equally well
Word for word; exactly as written or spoken
Warily
Cautiously, with great care
Exhausted; exceedingly tired
Without care or concern
Recklessly, with contempt for safety
Which word best describes this room?
Tentative
Guise
Insidious
unkempt
Stolid
Pliable
Rigid
Tentative
"Lord Voldemort launched an insidious plan to kill Harry Potter." Which part of speech is the underlined word?
Adverb
Adjective
Conjunction
Preposition
"The young adventurers warily entered the abandoned house." Which part of speech is the underlined word?
Adverb
Adjective
Verb
Preposition
