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WorksheetsVocabulary Workshop Level C, Units 4-6
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
genial means
powerful
cheerful
permeable
lawful
aloof means
withdrawn
hungry
sad
bold
flaunt means
make over
drive out
clean up
show off
cower means
move quickly
stand up
shrink away
laugh loudly
plausible means
incomplete
believable
illegible
homely
apparition means
white light
one who is wasteful
ghostly figure
a wall used to separate
purge means
get rid of
blow up
run away
hold onto
resolute means
extremely excessive
timid or shy
to be afraid
bold or determined
defect means
a great mental suffering
an imperfection or flaw
delicate skill
a brief statement
assert means
to shrink away
to take pleasure in
declare as truth
to support
I _____ bullies who pick on people and mean people who say horrible things about others.
flaunt
deplore
instill
cower
The choir's voices were _____ to us because we were sitting in the back row of the concert hall.
ethical
ornate
inaudible
porous
At the dentist's office he decided to _____ the magazines while he waited for his appointment.
annul
disdain
sustain
peruse
The auditorium has _____ space to hold every student in the school because there are enough seats for everyone.
ample
blasé
porous
plausible
Rather than dressing in a _____ manner for the funeral, she wore a bright red dress that expressed her bold personality.
volatile
aloof
staid
ample
The judge decided the trial needed to be in another _____ in order to be fair, so it was moved to another city.
residue
promontory
jurisdiction
qualm
A look of ______ crossed the basketball player's face when he hurt his ankle.
deflect
anguish
apparition
intrigue
The young boy used the puppy as a _____ when his father came across the broken vase on the floor.
epitaph
defect
premonition
scapegoat
California created advertisements to _____ their image as a good place to live.
oust
bolster
deplore
pulverize
After my surgery, I will attend physical therapy sessions to _____ the muscles in my knee.
rehabilitate
purge
articulate
pulverize
muster means
to remove
to feel or express regret
to gather or summon
to pronounce distinctly
annul means
inclined to do something
struck with terror
firm or determined
to make void or invalid
solicitous means
not able to be heard
lying face down
showing concern or care
without restraint or control
aghast means
tending toward violence
bored with life
having to do with morals
filled with terror or amazement
pseudonym means
a wasteful person
a name assumed by a writer
skillfully accomplished
a flaw or blemish
recourse means
a person turned to for help or advice
a pang of conscience
a remainder
a person of no importance
ostracize means
to bring together
to read thoroughly
to support or give a boost to
to exclude or banish
bask means
to be in pleasant warmth
to accomplish something
to wave or flutter slowly
to add gradually
porous means
a commoner
a ghostly figure
full of tiny holes
a sensation of doubt
articulate means
to crouch or shrink away
to speak clearly
to show off
to add gradually
