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WorksheetsUnit 2 Vocabulary and Conventions
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The principal's ____ that no more fanny packs were allowed in school caused quite a stir.
Quarrel
Pronounce
Declaration
Tension
When she was able to _______ a difficult pose at the end of her gymnastics, she impressed the judges!
enumerate
restrain
sustain
pronounce
Many historians have _______ about why people followed Adolf Hitler.
theorize
theorized
enumerate
enumerated
When the teacher_______ that time was almost up, the class quickly finished their exam.
declaration
enumerated
pronounced
theorized
The research scientist ________ a number of possible causes for the disease.
bickered
sustain
theorize
enumerated
The nervous crowd waited _______ to see whether the celebrity would come out to greet them.
hysterical
anxiously
tension
quarrels
The mother sobbed __________ while waiting to hear if her child was okay.
anxiously
hysterically
tension
bickering
The _______ between the two best friends was obvious, since both refused to speak while they sat right next to each other.
bickering
anxiously
quarreling
tension
The two siblings were _______ over who got to sit in the front seat.
hysterically
sustaining
bickering
tension
It was difficult to see the two people have a ______ over something so small.
restraining
quarrel
bickering
tension
He sat in his chair, ________ himself from devouring the entire pie before his aunt cut him a slice.
quarreling
bickering
restraining
sustaining
Principal Part? The boy had declared the game over before the time ran out.
present
present participle
past
past participle
Principal Part? My mother bakes the best cookies you will ever have.
present
present participle
past
past participle
Principal Part? The girl theorized possible reasons why her friends could be so upset with her.
present
present participle
past
past participle
Principal Part? The dog was walking so nicely besides his owner.
present
present participle
past
past participle
Principal Part? This quarreling sounds like two cats screeching.
present
present participle
past
past participle
Principal Part? The umpire had called the play fair, but it was clear that he was wrong.
present
present participle
past
past participle
Principal Part? The car was going so far over the speed limit that it passed by in a blurry streak.
present
present participle
past
past participle
What is the strongest antonym for hysterically?
excitedly
happily
calm
calmly
What is the strongest synonym for restraining?
helping
forbidding
discouraging
aiding
