Worksheets7th grade Vocabulary Workshop Level B Unit 4 Mrs. Smith
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which of the following is the opposite of well-behaved?
wayward
wince
void
virtual
The animals bite made the child _____ in pain
wince
virtual
sodden
fruitless
invalid, vacant, bare are synonyms for
sodden
spirited
virtual
void
having a certain force or effect in fact but not in name; so close as to be equivalent to the real thing
virtual
void
wayward
wince
full of life and vigor
spirited
bewildered
inflicted
sodden
soaked with liquid or moisture
sodden
procure
fruitless
inflammable
to run quickly, scamper
scurry
procure
orthodox
mortify
The hospital held a raffle to __________ the necessary funds for the new children's wing.
procure
controversial
buffoon
alliance
in agreement with established or generally accepted beliefs or ways of doing things
orthodox
mortify
inflict
buffoon
to hurt someones feelings deeply
mortify
malignant
inflict
inflammable
Much to the patients relief, the x-ray revealed no __________ growth
malignant
inflict
controversial
bewilder
Despite all the jokes, doctors do not like to _________ pain on their patients.
inflict
maliganant
alliance
bewilder
easily set on fire.
inflammable
inflict
buffoon
controversial
unfriendly, unfavorable, warlike
hostile
fruitless
mortify
procure
not producing the desired results
fruitless
procure
scurry
inflict
to discourage
dishearten
fruitless
scurry
bewilder
The school board waited until all members were present before issuing the ____________ proposal to ban after-school programs
controversial
inflict
orthodox
procure
Some students think they need to play the _________ in order to entertain their classmates and charm their teachers.
buffoon
alliance
inflict
hostile
to puzzle completely, confuse
bewilder
buffoon
mortify
scurry
a joining together for some common purpose
alliance
inflict
procure
scurry
What part of speech is buffoon
pronoun
adjective
preposition
noun
What part of speech is bewilder
verb
noun
interjection
adverb
What part of speech is wayward
adjective
pronoun
conjunction
verb
