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WorksheetsVocabulary Workshop - Level D - Unit 11
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
A supporter of a cause could be called a:
foe
scholar
critic
proponent
Which of the following is another word for modest or meek?
flashy
demure
diminutive
If you flinch because a wasp buzzes near your head, you:
scuttle
prattle
recoil
collapse
Someone who will not give up is:
reasonable
relentless
accomodating
surly
Which of the following would you not use to refer to a pleasant smell?
perfume
bouquet
fragance
reek
Another word for creek is:
rivulet
waterfall
mire
precipice
Elissa was not used to public speaking. She felt quite nervous and could hear her voice quaver as she began. Reminding herelf that she had many times gone over what she needed to say, she managed to express herself clearly and not garble her thoughts.
Quaver most nearly means:
echo
rise
shake
ring
Elissa was not used to public speaking. She felt quite nervous and could hear her voice quaver as she began. Reminding herelf that she had many times gone over what she needed to say, she managed to express herself clearly and not garble her thoughts.
If you garble a speech, you:
deliver it clearly
speak in a jumbled manner
recite it from memory
speak in a whisper
The members of the town board listened carefully and afterwards even said they were impressed, so it seemed she had comported herself in an appropriate and effective way.
Another word for comported is:
conducted
imitated
reprimanded
restrained
Hopefully, the board would be convinced that a skateboard park would be a valuable addition to the town. To those in charge of the budget, it would represent not money and work hours squandered but rather resources wisely spent.
Whic of the following words could be used to replace squandered?
saved
assigned
wasted
counted
