WorksheetsVocab in Action #1
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
adj. showing a critical or disrespectful attitude
abstract
derogatory
nonchalant
repugnant
adj. showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise
negligent
ambiguous
opportune
meticulous
n. a comparison between two things, typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification
analogy
circumvent
connotation
abstract
adj. well-chosen or particularly favorable or appropriate
oblivious
tenuous
opportune
ambiguous
v. to clear of blame or suspicion; show or prove to be right, reasonable, or justified
vindicate
circumvent
exacerbate
abstract
adj. failing to take proper care in doing something
bureaucratic
exacerbate
oblivious
negligent
adj. (of language) open to more than one interpretation; having a double meaning; unclear or inexact because a choice between alternatives has not been made
abstract
ambiguous
oblivious
opportune
adj. happening by accident or chance rather than design
bureaucratic
opportune
fortuitous
negligent
v. to find a way around an obstruction or an obstacle
circumvent
vindicate
exacerbate
abstract
adj. extremely distasteful; unacceptable
docile
impetuous
repugnant
tenuous
adj. existing in thought as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence
nonchalant
oblivious
abstract
tenuous
adj. ready to accept control or instruction; submissive
bureaucratic
impetuous
proficient
docile
adj. not aware of or not concerned about what is happening around one
oblivious
meticulous
negligent
derogatory
n. an idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal or primary meaning
analogy
vindicate
connotation
repugnant
adj. very weak or slight; very slender or fine
proficient
tenuous
derogatory
meticulous
v. make a problem, bad situation, or negative feeling worse
circumvent
vindicate
abstract
exacerbate
adj. relating to the business of running an organization or government
ambiguous
nonchalant
bureaucratic
meticulous
adj. competent or skilled in doing or using something
proficient
oblivious
meticulous
docile
adj. acting or done quickly without thought or care
oblivious
nonchalant
impetuous
bureaucratic
adj. feeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed; not displaying anxiety, interest, or enthusiasm
circumvent
docile
negligent
nonchalant
Some people are so attached to things they can see and touch that they cannot easily think of something __________.
abstract
docile
oblivious
tenuous
Every word has a denotation (a literal meaning) and a _____________, which is a certain weight or energy (positive/negative/neutral) connected to it.
analogy
negligent
connotation
docile
I feel the need to ____________________ my friend because she didn't actually do anything wrong when she told her boyfriend he needed to wash his stanky feet. She was just honest.
nonchalant
exacerbate
circumvent
vindicate
The fact of the matter is, he decided to ___________________ the situation when he decided to not wash his feet for three weeks just to gross her out even more.
circumvent
exacerbate
oblivious
vindicate
His feet were absolutely _______________, and now he has athlete's foot.
repugnant
ambiguous
negligent
proficient
If he had not been ___________________ when it came to his hygiene in the first place, it would not have come to this.
tenuous
ambiguous
negligent
meticulous
Dude lost a toenail over this. Please do not try to ________________ your personal shortcomings. Those are obstacles you need to face head-on. Wash your feet.
negligent
vindicate
circumvent
nonchalant
Sometimes it makes my dad really upset when he sees my nephew being so ______________ about his education. He thinks he doesn't care about anything at all.
ambiguous
nonchalant
opportune
proficient
If I had to choose my favorite _______________, it would be comparing a situation to being "between a rock and a hard place."
connotation
fortuitous
docile
analogy
I would definitely say that finding a twenty dollar bill in my jeans pocket this morning proved rather ______________ when it came to how the rest of my day went.
fortuitous
oblivious
impetuous
ambiguous
"There was a farmer who had a dog, and Bingo was his name-O," has an __________________ use of the possessive pronoun 'his.' This means Bingo could technically be the farmer's name OR the dog's name.
tenuous
oblivious
ambiguous
meticulous
It seemed like an ________________ moment to go ahead and sign up to start paperwork for a Master's degree program when the lady offered me free cake if I did.
opportune
docile
derogatory
negligent
My sister-in-law has a really _____________ dog, so she's always obedient and listens to commands.
ambiguous
impetuous
docile
nonchalant
Of course, how well trained Elizabeth's dog is shows how _______________ her skills are as a dog trainer.
derogatory
proficient
impetuous
bureaucratic
I can't stand when people make _______________ comments about others for no reason. There's no need to be disrespectful.
derogatroy
ambiguous
fortitous
proficient
I am extremely _______________ when it comes to creating my lessons for class. I want to teach very specific objectives, and that requires a lot of attention to details that make lessons memorable.
ambiguous
tenuous
nonchalant
meticulous
I can't believe how ________________ some people can be to their surroundings when they are looking at their phone screens. I've seen too many videos of people falling into fountains and open manholes.
tenuous
oblivious
bureaucratic
opportune
The agreement between the courts and 6ix9ine to reduce his sentence is ______________ at best. It is a weak agreement because it depends on how sweet the tea is he's trying to spill.
tenuous
docile
derogatory
abstract
My step-son can be rather _____________. He's ten, so he really doesn't think AT ALL before he does something.
bureaucratic
repugnant
impetuous
docile
The one thing that honestly annoys me about my job is how _______________ some things are. I knew this would be the case though. I mean, public education is run by the government after all.
bureaucratic
repugnant
tenuous
abstract
