WorksheetsTKMB Vocabulary
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
To not be serious in content or attitude or behavior means to be
remorseful
frivolous
indignant
vehement
The Queen of England would most likely be described as
austere
venerable
cynical
indignant
Having a beautiful cover on the outside of a car or house can be called a(n)
veneer
evasion
foray
cynic
If you are rude to your parents or teachers, you may be called
tacit
austere
indignant
impertinent
How to build a computer from scratch would be _____________ for many people.
unfathomable
auspicious
melancholy
amiable
The babysitter and the four-year old made a loose, _______ agreement about the 8 pm bedtime.
placid
tacit
evasive
cynical
If a person is reserved and says little, he or she would be classified as
auspicious
malignant
taciturn
cynical
The lawyer ______ denied the accusations against his innocent client.
vehemently
frivolously
malignantly
elusively
The introduction to the celebrity was simple and _____, so it did not cause a stir.
cynical
bland
remorseful
devoid
Middle schoolers often appear _____ when standing amongst high school students.
malignant
unfathomable
diminutive
indignant
A right reserved exclusively by a person or group is called a(n)
veneer
foray
evasion
prerogative
A synonym for the word "angry" would be
foray
indignant
austere
placidly
Foray is best described as a(n)
sudden attack or raid
object dangerous to health
quiet and tranquil manner
deep thought
The vocabulary word that could be an antonym of amiable would be
devoid
elusive
meditative
malignant
Experiencing favorable circumstances and good luck can best be classified as
auspicious
melancholy
amiable
austere
