WorksheetsWorld Lit Vocabulary 9
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Though I'd rather take a trip, I decided to ___ my bonus for a downpayment on a house.
allocate
chastise
deviate
exult
I wouldn't ___ just yet--we've made it to the playoffs, but there's a long way to go!
allocate
exult
chastise
deviate
Though this author usually ends his books with deep moral philosophical points, he ___s from his usual trend with this one and leaves readers on a cliffhanger.
deviate
allocate
chastise
exult
No student should be ___d for being tardy if the fault is that of a bus driver or parent.
allocate
exult
chastise
deviate
The administration offers no ___ for a phone that gets stolen at school; they believe you are responsible for your own device.
rancor
inkling
omnipotent
indemnity
Ellen had a/n ___ that her daughter was bullying other children, but she didn't want to admit that her hunch might be accurate.
indemnity
inkling
rancor
limpid
The couple's divorce created a ___ that impeded their ability to share custody of their children; neither trusted the other with the three boys.
indemnity
copious
rancor
inkling
Matilda's ___ purchases were beginning to diminish her bank account; she rarely thought through her finances and just bought whatever she wanted.
spontaneous
limpid
gnarled
emaciated
After weeks of traveling on foot and fasting, the ___ pilgrim reached the holy shrine of his patron saint a physically more frail but spiritually more full man.
assiduous
brash
emaciated
capricious
Though a/n ___ student, Mario could achieve only a B in his calculus class, and he began to wonder whether all his hard work was actually paying off.
assiduous
ardent
poignant
sophomoric
All of Jake's friends knew exactly why he couldn't keep up a real relationship--he still had the ___ mentality he'd had since high school and made a joke of everything.
ardent
limpid
sophomoric
omnipotent
Juliette considered herself a most ___ fan of Stan Lee; she'd modeled her career on his and had collected every comic he'd had a hand in creating.
ardent
poignant
spontaneous
capricious
Her ___ whims led to many a problem; she would commit to one event after another and then forget about each one.
palatable
gnarled
capricious
limpid
The ___ corpse lay prostrate in its coffin, twisted and aged in a way no living eye should have to behold.
gnarled
capricious
palatable
poignant
"You can't tell me what to do!" shouted Karl in his ___ way. "You might be the teacher, but you're the one who needs a lesson!"
omnipotent
ardent
assiduous
brash
Though I enjoy traveling to Gulf Shores, I prefer the ___, pristine, still waters of the Hawaiian islands much more.
brash
limpid
emaciated
sophomoric
Though many doctors are incredibly wise and well-trained, we shouldn't believe them ___ in diagnosing and curing every ailment out there; they aren't infallible.
palatable
gnarled
ardent
omnipotent
Watching the film brought back ___ memories of spending the summer with my grandpa as a child, and they were felt deeply, as he had passed away only a month earlier.
limpid
poignant
assiduous
brash
I find your grilled cheese and chocolate sandwiches entirely un___; in fact, I can barely stomach the smell of burning cheese and chocolate combined!
copious
ardent
palatable
poignant
Have you observed the ___ number of students who cheat on your tests? If you have, you are certainly not doing enough to curb their behavior.
copious
brash
assiduous
sophomoric
