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WorksheetsCaesar's English II Lesson 2 & 4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Everyone was ___________ when the announcement was made that there would be no recess.
audible
benevolent
somber
prostrate
profuse
The announcements were barely _____________ because there was too much noise in the room.
audible
benevolent
somber
prostrate
profuse
There were a ___________ number of terrific grades because everyone studied for the quiz.
audible
benevolent
somber
prostrate
profuse
The ______________________ stranger gave his coat to the cold person on the street.
audible
benevolent
somber
prostrate
profuse
He was ____________ in front of the TV and accidentally fell asleep.
audible
benevolent
somber
prostrate
profuse
The judge did not approve of the sarcastic __________ to his question.
placate
derision
vivacious
procure
retort
Everyone was _________________ the day before Fall Break.
placate
derision
vivacious
procure
retort
The baby's mom had to ______________ her with a bottle to stop her from crying during the movie.
placate
derision
vivacious
procure
retort
The look of ________________ on the mean man's face made us take off running!
placate
derision
vivacious
procure
retort
Keith wanted to ______________ a new boat to enjoy on the river.
placate
derision
vivacious
procure
retort
Which word means gloomy?
audible
benevolent
somber
prostrate
profuse
Which word means charitable or desiring to help others?
audible
benevolent
somber
prostrate
profuse
Which word means abundant, plentiful, or great amount?
audible
benevolent
somber
prostrate
profuse
Which word means lying flat?
audible
benevolent
somber
prostrate
profuse
Which word means able to be heard?
audible
benevolent
somber
prostrate
profuse
Which word means ridicule or taunt?
placate
derision
vivacious
procure
retort
Which word means full of life?
placate
derision
vivacious
procure
retort
Which word means to appease; satisfy; indulge?
placate
derision
vivacious
procure
retort
Which word means a quick, clever reply?
placate
derision
vivacious
procure
retort
Which word means to acquire; obtain; get?
placate
derision
vivacious
procure
retort
