WorksheetsENGLISH 4: Vocabulary Unit 1 Words in Context
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Pat Venditte was a famous _____ pitcher. He pitched for the Yankees using both hands!
bereft
dour
insidious
ambidextroius
To cut corners, some companies _____ cracker products by using wood pulp as an ingredient.
augment
adulterate
reiterate
gape
Do you think we will need to _____ more soldiers in order to win the war?
deploy
reiterate
augment
gape
Before a test, some teachers _____ the homework load. They add more assignments to prepare students.
adulterate
augment
reiterate
gibe
Jennifer was deeply saddened when she was _____ of her pet dog, who was hit by a car
adulterate
deploy
bereft
gape
When Mary saw Manhattan for the first time, all she could do was _____ in surprise
gibe
gape
guise
reiterate
Because the coach was disappointed in his team’s behavior, he wore a _____ expression when he gave his post-game speech.
bereft
dour
insidious
opulent
Even though the soldiers knew the odds were not in their favor, they had the _____ to continue fighting.
guise
intimation
ambidextrous
fortitude
If you make a _____ about someone else, you should not be surprised if they make an unpleasant remark about you.
gibe
gape
reiterate
intimation
John hoped his parents would accept the Best Buy ad as _____ that he wanted electronics for Christmas.
intimation
guise
fortitude
gape
Wearing a mask to the Carnivale activities gives you the _____ of being a mysterious, interesting figure
intimation
fortitude
adulterate
guise
Because the neglected children had been denied food and locked in an attic for a week, they were _____ and hungry.
warily
stolid
pliable
unkempt
Carol created an _____ plot to steal her best friend’s money.
opulent
unkempt
insidious
warily
Adam lives a very _____ lifestyle - he drives a Ferrari, owns a vacation home, and goes on vacation every other week!
opulent
insidious
pliable
verbatim
The employees were not happy when they learned their pay raises were _____ and could be cancelled at any moment.
unkempt
tentative
warily
insidious
You should always warm up before you exercise so that your muscles are _____ and you’re less likely to be injured.
unkempt
ambidextrous
warily
pliable
Since I could not hear the instructions, I asked the teacher to _____ them once more.
adulterate
reiterate
augment
deploy
Although the comedian told funny jokes, his audience was too _____to appreciate his humor. They just didn't laugh
tentative
unkempt
stolid
ambidextrous
While my hearing is not perfect, I am certain I can repeat every word of her speech _____.
tenatively
adulterate
verbatim
augment
The hikers made their way _____ up the steep and rocky trail.
guise
adulterate
tentative
warily
