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WorksheetsAmigo Brothers
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
"He received a barrage of punches in the boxing ring." In this sentence, barrage most likely means...
a rapid, heavy attack
a continuous stream
quick movement
punches
"The report shows the devastating effects of the hurricane." In this sentence, devastating most likely means...
causing great sadness
very effective in causing pain or destruction
very effective in causing great illnesses
a powerful windstorm
"She pensively considered his offer to buy her favorite book." In this sentence, pensively most likely means...
eagerly
realistically
thoughtfully
confusedly
"A torrent of water washed away the little village." In this sentence, torrent most likely means...
a small current
a violent, rushing stream
large, rippling movements
reflection
"He can't stand her perpetual complaining." In this sentence, perpetual most likely means...
remarkable
annoying
contagious
continual, unending
"We were surprised at their unbridled excitement." In this sentence, unbridled most likely means...
lacking restraint or control
overwhelming
extremely loud
"They worked hard to dispel my worries." In this sentence, dispel most likely means...
to make worse
to get rid of
to add to something
"The courtroom was full of bedlam and disorder when the defendant plead not guilty." In this sentence, bedlam most likely means...
great distaste
extreme happiness
a noisy confusion
quiet sadness
"His arms began to flail as he lost his balance." In this sentence, flail most likely means...
to stretch out
to wave wildly
to get weak
"I couldn't understand until she explained with great clarity." In this sentence, clarity most likely means...
confusion
clearness
loudness
expectations
