WorksheetsSadlier Level B Unit 8
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 35mins
To force out from a property is to
decrease
capsize
pervade
evict
The central point or heart of a matter is the
onslaught
remnant
catastrophe
nub
A bicycle that has turned aside sharply has
quenched
swerved
quench
swerve
If a neighbor is inclined to argue, he or she could be described as
abnormal
insubordinate
disputatious
legible
Which of the following might be another word for exceed?
pervade
quench
legible
outstrip
Which of the following COULD NOT be used to replace abnormal (sentence 1)?
unnatural
typical
freakish
anomalous
To capsize (sentence 6) is to
speed away
tip over
stop moving
sway gently
Which of the following words could be used to replace prudent (sentence 7)?
cautious
unwise
rash
foolish
Which of the following might be another word for douse?
decrease
capsize
quench
swerve
An event that happens at the same time as another can be described as
prudent
simultaneous
legible
disputatious
A signature that is easily read can be described as
disputatious
abnormal
prudent
legible
To appoint as a priest or minister is to
ordain
outstrip
pervade
swerve
A sudden attack by an enemy army might be referred to as a(n)
nub
incentive
flourish
onslaught
Which of the following is the opposite of obedient?
legible
insubordinate
simultaneous
prudent
It is quite _____________________ to have 60 degree weather in January.
abnormal
legible
prudent
nub
synonym: outdo, surpass, outperform
onslaught
outstrip
simultaneous
swerve
happening or existing at the same time
disbutatious
simultaneous
insubordinate
catastrophe
the central point or heart of a matter; a knob
pervade
swerve
nub
flourish
to become less in size or amount
decrease
disputatious
outstrip
eject
to get ahead of, do better than, exceed
capsize
flourish
outstrip
pervade
easily read
legible
eject
quench
remnant
disobedient, rebellious
disputatious
insubordinate
catastrophe
quench
cautious, careful, showing good sense
nub
prudent
ordain
pervade
not usual, not typical, strange
remnant
incentive
onslaught
abnormal
to survive and grow well; dramatic or showy movement; to wave in the air
flourish
incentive
pervade
outstrip
a large scale disaster, misfortune, or failure
capsize
ordain
abnormal
catastrophe
inclined to argue or debate
decrease
insubordinate
disputatious
simultaneous
a violent attack; a sudden rush of something
ordain
incentive
pervade
onslaught
flip over or upset
capsize
pervade
swerve
quench
a small part remaining behind
legible
capsize
remnant
prudent
to establish by law; to order or command; to appoint as a priest or minister
quench
outstrip
onslaught
ordain
to turn aside sharply; a sharp or sudden turn
outstrip
swerve
simultaneous
eject
to put out, to drive or throw out, evict
swerve
quench
capsize
eject
reason for doing something; something that stimulates action
insubordinate
simultaneous
incentive
flourish
to put out, extinguish, end
eject
quench
decrease
catastrophe
to spread throughout, permeate
prudent
nub
flourish
pervade
Type your answer (spelling counts)
To be inclined to argue.
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happening or existing at the same time
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A large scale disaster
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disobedient, rebellious
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Antonyms include: normal, usual, regular, typical
What is the word? spelling counts
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Synonyms include: remainder, residue, leftover
What is the word?
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