Worksheets#127 Quizizz: Wordly Wise Lessoon 14 Pretest
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Afford (verb)
To be able to pay for
To brag
To bring down to defeat
To ask for something that is felt to be very important
Boast (verb)
To be able to pay for
To brag
To bring down to defeat
To ask for something that is felt to be very important
Humble (verb)
To be able to pay for
To brag
To bring down to defeat
To ask for something that is felt to be very important
Plead (verb)
To be able to pay for
To brag
To bring down to defeat
To ask for something that is felt to be very important
Afford (verb)
To be able to do
To have and to take a proper pride in having
To respond to a charge by a court of law
To throw oneself into
Boast (verb)
To be able to do
To have and to take a proper pride in having
To respond to a charge by a court of law
To throw oneself into
Plead (verb)
To be able to do
To have and to take a proper pride in having
To respond to a charge by a court of law
To throw oneself into
Plunge (verb)
To be able to do
To have and to take a proper pride in having
To respond to a charge by a court of law
To throw oneself into
Afford (verb)
To give; to provide
To push or force quickly
To become less strict
To give to someone to look over or decide about
Plunge (verb)
To give; to provide
To push or force quickly
To become less strict
To give to someone to look over or decide about
Relent (verb)
To give; to provide
To push or force quickly
To become less strict
To give to someone to look over or decide about
Submit (verb)
To give; to provide
To push or force quickly
To become less strict
To give to someone to look over or decide about
Submit (verb)
To give in to someone or something
To walk slowly and heavily, as though with great effort
To drop sharply
To bring down to defeat
Trudge (verb)
To give in to someone or something
To walk slowly and heavily, as though with great effort
To drop sharply
To bring down to defeat
Plunge (verb)
To give in to someone or something
To walk slowly and heavily, as though with great effort
To drop sharply
To bring down to defeat
Chord (noun)
Three or more notes of music played together
An edge make of short lengths of material such as thread
A field of grass or wildflowers
A state of sadness
Fringe (noun)
Three or more notes of music played together
An edge make of short lengths of material such as thread
A field of grass or wildflowers
A state of sadness
Meadow (noun)
Three or more notes of music played together
An edge make of short lengths of material such as thread
A field of grass or wildflowers
A state of sadness
Melancholy (noun)
Three or more notes of music played together
An edge make of short lengths of material such as thread
A field of grass or wildflowers
A state of sadness
Fringe (noun)
An outside edge
A sudden dive or fall
An act of bragging
A state of sadness
Plunge (noun)
An outside edge
A sudden dive or fall
An act of bragging
A state of sadness
Boast (noun)
An outside edge
A sudden dive or fall
An act of bragging
A state of sadness
Exceptional (adj.)
Unusually good
Lucky
Plain and simple
Filled with sorrow
Fortunate (adj.)
Unusually good
Lucky
Plain and simple
Filled with sorrow
Humble (adj.)
Unusually good
Lucky
Plain and simple
Filled with sorrow
Melancholy (adj.)
Unusually good
Lucky
Plain and simple
Filled with sorrow
Humble (adj.)
Not proud; modest
Not willing to give in; stubborn
Unusually good
Lucky
Obstinate (adj.)
Not proud; modest
Not willing to give in; stubborn
Unusually good
Lucky
