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English Vocab 11/13

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

hospitality (noun)

a)

serious and immediate danger

b)

overly bold or confident

c)

friendly or generous treatment of guests

d)

forbidding or uninviting

2.

shudder (v)

a)

express sympathy for someone

b)

overly bold or confident

c)

in a pleasant, friendly manner

d)

tremble from fear or revulsion

3.

gnarled (adj)

a)

serious and immediate danger

b)

forbidding or uninviting

c)

covered with knots; twisted

d)

express sympathy for someone

4.

gnarled (adj)

a)

serious and immediate danger

b)

forbidding or uninviting

c)

covered with knots; twisted

d)

express sympathy for someone

5.

grim (adj)

a)

forbidding or uninviting

b)

feeling of deep distress caused by loss or disappointment

c)

in a pleasant, friendly manner

d)

cause or give rise to

6.

amiably (adv)

a)

overly bold or confident

b)

covered with knots; twisted

c)

tremble from fear or revulsion

d)

in a pleasant, friendly manner

7.

sorrow (noun)

a)

serious and immediate danger

b)

overly bold or confident

c)

feeling of deep distress caused by loss or disappointment

d)

in a pleasant, friendly manner

8.

presumptuous (adj)

a)

friendly or generous treatment of guests

b)

twisted or knotted

c)

overly bold or confident

d)

friendly or generous treatment of guests

9.

condole (verb)

a)

feeling of deep distress caused by loss or disappointment

b)

express sympathy for someone

c)

serious and immediate danger

d)

cause or give rise to

10.

provoke (v)

a)

tremble from fear or revulsion

b)

in a pleasant, friendly manner

c)

express sympathy for someone

d)

cause or give rise to, trying to cause a reaction

11.

friendly or generous treatment of guests

a)

amiably

b)

hospitality

c)

grim

d)

provoke

12.

covered with knots; twisted

a)

shudder

b)

sorrow

c)

gnarled

d)

perils

13.

perils (n)

a)

feeling of deep distress caused by loss or disappointment

b)

cause or give rise to

c)

serious and immediate danger

d)

tremble from fear or revulsion

14.

in a pleasant, friendly manner

a)

amiably

b)

shudder

c)

condole

d)

provoke

15.

overly bold or confident

a)

gnarled

b)

condole

c)

shudder

d)

presumptuous

16.

cause or give rise to, trying to cause a reaction

a)

sorrow

b)

provoke

c)

hospitality

d)

condole

17.

serious and immediate danger

a)

provoke

b)

grim

c)

perils

d)

sorrow

18.

express sympathy for someone

a)

condole

b)

shudder

c)

provoke

d)

sorrow

19.

feeling of deep distress caused by loss or disappointment

a)

sorrow

b)

condole

c)

grim

d)

shudder

20.

friendly or generous treatment of guests

a)

condole

b)

amiably

c)

provoke

d)

hospitality

21.

forbidding or uninviting

a)

condole

b)

grim

c)

hospitality

d)

perils

22.

tremble from fear or revulsion

a)

amiably

b)

gnarled

c)

provoke

d)

shudder

23.

After staying at someone's home over the holiday, it is a kind gesture to send them a thank-you note for their ______________.

a)

amiably

b)

hospitality

c)

grim

d)

provoke

24.

The tree was beautiful; it had grown with its limbs ______________ and that just added to its beauty.

a)

shudder

b)

sorrow

c)

gnarled

d)

perils

25.

The new students were _______________ received by their classmates. It made them much less nervous.

a)

amiably

b)

tremble from fear or revulsion

c)

express sympathy for someone

d)

cause or give rise to

26.

It was overly ____________________ to think that just because you were popular, you would be elected class president.

a)

gnarled

b)

condole

c)

shudder

d)

presumptuous

27.

If you know that someone is ________________ you, it is sometimes better to just walk away.

a)

sorrow

b)

provoking

c)

hospitality

d)

condole

28.

Climbing Mt. Everest is full of _________________, including quickly changing weather, unstable snow and less oxygen to breathe.

a)

provoke

b)

grim

c)

perils

d)

sorrow

29.

Sending a sympathy card is a way of expressing ___________________ to someone who has lost a loved one.

a)

condolences

b)

grim

c)

provoke

d)

sorrow

30.

Losing a beloved pet can cause seemingly unending _____________ for many people.

a)

sorrow

b)

condole

c)

grim

d)

shudder

31.

The gathering at the scene of the car crash was emotional and ______________. Texting and driving had taken another of their classmates.

a)

condole

b)

grim

c)

hospitality

d)

perils

32.

Due to arthritis, the elderly woman's hand were ____________. It made it very difficult for her to do just about anything. Thank goodness there was a middle school student who lived next door that helped her.

a)

gnarled

b)

condole

c)

shudder

d)

presumptuous

33.

I _______________ to think what would have happened if the student hadn't had their seatbelt on in the car crash.

a)

amiably

b)

gnarled

c)

provoke

d)

shudder