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WorksheetsVocabulary Workshop Level Blue Unit 16
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
to take upon oneself; to pretend to have or be; to take for granted
safeguard
assume
trespass
fertile
an action that is wrong; unlawful entry onto someone's property
rigid
peer
trespass
furnish
something that protects; (v.) to protect against possible danger
safeguard
mammoth
cram
endanger
(v.) to stuff tightly; to fill tightly
rowdy
assume
trespass
cram
to expose to injury or harm
mammoth
endanger
trespass
peer
to get along; (n.) the cost of travel on public transportation; food and drink
rigid
fare
peer
furnish
rough and disorderly
trespass
cram
rigid
rowdy
(n.) a very large, long-tusked, shaggy-haired elephant, that is now extinct
mammoth
cram
assume
fertile
not bending; very strict
peer
rowdy
rigid
cram
(n). a person of the same age, rank, or ability; (v.) to look closely at
endanger
cram
rigid
peer
good for producing crops and plants; capable of growing
fertile
furnish
endanger
safeguard
to supply with furniture; to supply with what is needed
cram
trespass
furnish
fertile
talk to my peer (synonym)
boss
colleague
teacher
student
in fertile ground (antonym)
barren
firm
loose
rich
his mammoth appetite (synonym)
miniature
normal
enormous
average
rigid muscles (antonym)
huge
stiff
damaged
flexible
would never endanger the family (synonym)
protect
comfort
seize
threaten
safeguard our freedom (antonym)
cherish
threaten
protect
preserve
assume they are safe (synonym)
ensure
hope
secure
suppose
hearty winter fare (synonym)
food
weather
fire
sport
rowdy children (antonym)
gentle
lost
little
noisy
furnish the needed information (antonym)
study
withhold
provide
secure
trespass on private property (synonym)
prance
play
intrude
picnic
cram the suitcase (antonym)
stuff
pack
carry
empty
