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WorksheetsWordly Wise Book 8 Lesson 15
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
To discredit a theory is to...
persuade people to investigate it.
prove it.
invent it.
destroy people's confidence in it.
Which might make a lurid glow?
a streetlight on a clear night
a sunrise on a clear morning
a sunset on a hazy evening
a bedside lamp
Shane felt a sense of foreboding when he entered the haunted house at the carnival. Shane felt...
frightened but excited.
like something bad was going to happen.
like the decorations didn't seem authentic.
sick and shaky.
To whom is a teacher most likely to show deference?
students who earn high grades
students who sometimes fail to turn in their homework
disrespectful students
the school principal
Why might a gardener cull her vegetable garden?
to pick the prettiest flowers
to remove weeds
to fertilize the soil in her garden
because it is time to harvest her vegetables
The park was under police surveillance during the outdoor music festival. The police were...
checking in occasionally during the event.
stationed at checkpoints around the park.
working at the informational booth.
watching the park carefully.
What is a synonym for ascertain?
protect
explain
determine
organize
What is a synonym for chastise?
rebuke
silence
instruct
counsel
What is a synonym for defer?
plan
scheme
finalize
postpone
What is a synonym for desist?
sicken
stop
insist
discourage
What is a synonym for lurid?
irritating
uncomfortable
gruesome
depressing
What is an antonym for irrational?
tolerant
welcoming
generous
sensible
What is an antonym for humane?
cruel
childish
disobedient
unimportant
What is an antonym for restive?
mournful
patient
exhausted
friendly
What is an antonym for stamina?
lightheartedness
brevity
courage
weakness
What is an antonym for chastised?
lectured
praised
warned
avoided
overflow: container ::
encroach: advance
encroach: attack
encroach: boundary
encroach: army
shame : self-esteem ::
discredit: evildoer
discredit: accuse
discredit: hurt
discredit: reputation
mock : disrespect ::
defer: knowledge
defer: respect
defer: authority
defer: ruler
praise : criticize ::
perpetuate: terminate
perpetuate: indefinite
perpetuate: continue
perpetuate: facilitate
