WorksheetsWelsh Wordly Wise Grade 5 Lesson 18
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
(adj.) alive or seeming to be alive.
ample
painstaking
animated
cumbersome
(adj.) very funny
numerous
dense
reluctant
hilarious
(adj.) poor in quality or insufficient in amount
methodical
patient
premature
meager
(n.) the state of being similar; something that is similar
likeness
famine
prey
horizon
(v.) to be disloyal
fume
betray
resume
expel
(v.) to make someone feel sure or certain; to persuade
protrude
conceal
convince
saunter
(v.) to slope or pass to a lower level
decline
intercept
fracture
proceed
(v.) to refuse to accept
revive
survive
introduce
decline
(v.) to show; to reveal
abdicate
betray
tolerate
transform
(n.) harm or damage
mischief
tempest
hangar
pedestrian
(v.) to arrange by talking over
rouse
translate
thwart
negotiate
(adj.) dark; gloomy
somber
barren
intense
urban
(n.) a feeling that comes from stimulation of the senses
rebel
solo
sensation
beverage
(adj.) coming later; following
subsequent
seldom
intense
elegant
(v.) to promise seriously
sever
vow
survive
preserve
(n.) a pledge; a promise
vow
oasis
reign
lumber
(v.) to become less or weaker
decline
suffocate
ridicule
excavate
(n.) a feeling of great interest or excitement or the cause of such a feeling
burden
vow
sensation
famine
(v.) to hold onto; to keep possession of
comply
resume
decline
retain
(adj.) no longer sold or in wide use because it is out-of-date
ample
cumbersom
obsolete
indignant
(n.) behavior that causes harm or trouble
mischief
population
prelude
taper
(v.) a loss of strength or power
taunt
decline
slither
accommodate
(adj.) sad; serious
visible
puny
somber
terse
(v.) to travel successfully along or over
negotiate
employ
sliter
stall
(n.) playfulness; harmless amusement
mischief
ridicule
burden
fume
(adj.) full of energy; lively
somber
animated
molten
unwieldy
