WorksheetsFlocabulary Unit 4 Chad and the Little Horse
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Definition: approval or loud applause.
The young rapper performed his first show in Los Angeles to great __________, receiving wonderful reviews.
Synonyms: applause, praise
Antonyms: criticism, disapproval
braggart
dumbfounded
acclaim
gaudy
Definition: sharp, irritating, or bitter to the sense of taste or smell.
I thought the crab apples would be delicious, but they tasted extremely _______ instead.
Synonyms: bitter, sharp, stinging
Antonyms: aromatic, savory
dumbfouned
acrid
flaw
illiterate
Definition: someone who boasts loudly about achievements or possessions.
He likes to tell everyone what a great athlete he is; he doesn't need to be such a _______________.
potential
lavish
peevish
braggart
Definition: to fight noisily.
The hockey players began to ______ on the ice, and it was five minutes before the refs could break up the fight.
Synonyms: fight, tussle, wrangle
potential
brawl
retort
acrid
Definition: well behaved; easy to handle.
Hazelnut is the most _______pony in the stable, so she's often given to inexperienced riders.
Synonyms: obedient
Antonyms: headstrong, stubborn, uncooperative
docile
acclaim
braggart
dumbfound
Definition: to make speechless with amazement.
Al was ___________ when he found out he had won the lottery .
Synonyms: astonish, bewilder, stun
acrid
docile
dumbfound
potential
Definition: a slight fault; a defect.
Because of a _______ in the stitching, my jacket started falling apart very quickly.
Synonyms: defect, fault, imperfection
Antonyms: excellence, strength
flaw
docile
dumbfound
acrid
Definition: too flashy and showy.
The brightly colored fashions on the runway were too _________ for my taste.
Synonyms: garish, loud
Antonyms: plain, subtle, understated
flaw
gaudy
braggart
vicious
Definition: unable to read or write.
For centuries, letter writers helped people who were __________ by reading and writing letters for them.
Antonyms: literate
vista
retort
vicious
illiterate
Definition: extravagant.
The decor at the woman's mansion is very _______, all made of gold and marble.
Synonyms: expensive, luxurious
Antonyms: meager
acrid
dumbfounded
lavish
vista
Definition: showing annoyance or irritation; being in a bad mood.
Because my dad didn't get enough sleep last night, he was _________ all day
Synonyms: cranky, irritable, grumpy
Antonyms: friendly, good-humored, pleasant
acrid
peevish
brawl
docile
Definition: possibility.
Keisha did so well on her admissions tests that her teachers were convinced she had a lot of academic ______________.
Synonyms: promise
potential
acrid
brawl
dumbfound
Definition: a quick or clever reply.
I was silent when Wayne made fun of me, but later that night I thought of lots of good _____________.
Synonyms: comeback, reply
acrid
potential
peevish
retort
Definition: evil, spiteful; painfully severe or extreme.
Be careful near lions because they can be _________with their sharp teeth and claws.
Synonyms: cruel, ferocious, violent
Antonyms: gentle
vista
vicious
docile
dumbfound
Definition: a distant view or prospect.
From the top of the tower, you can gaze out at the amazing ___________.
Synonyms: outlook, panorama, view
brawl
potential
acrid
vista
