WorksheetsUnit 13 Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
to say repeatedly
digress
proclaim
reiterate
garble
to mix up or confuse
reiterate
digress
garble
proclaim
persuasive and powerful in speech
audible
eloquent
orator
proclaim
able to be heard
audible
coherence
eloquent
orator
a skilled public speaker
audible
coherence
impromptu
orator
brief
coherent
impromptu
terse
garble
to stray from the subject
digress
garble
proclaim
reiterate
to announce publicly
eloquent
garble
proclaim
reiterate
without prepartation
digress
garble
reiterate
impromptu
quality of being logical and orderly
audible
coherence
garble
terse
something that is NOT audible without specific equipment
whispers
chirping
singing
heartbeat
a situation most likely to make a nervous young man garble his words
talking with friends
whispering
asking a girl out
calling a dog
something a teacher might need to reiterate in class
insults
rules
friends
lunch
a topic that would be a digression from the subject of ocean mammals
whales
dolphins
roaches
seals
the most likely result of an eloquent plea for more time to study
make jokes
speak loudly
gesture with hands
read from cards
something that is likely to be proclaimed
shopping lists
election results
concert tickets
parking spaces
something an orator would NOT do
inspire an audience
make eye contact
remain silent
speak clearly
a terse reply to an invitation
No, thank you.
I'd love to, but...
Maybe next time.
No.
something a coherent essay must have
connected points
unrelated topics
lack of organization
colorful pictures
something that someone giving an impromptu speech would not do
make jokes
speak loudly
gesture with hands
read from cards
