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WorksheetsGrade 9 S&V Lesson 14 Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 45mins
Choose the correctly spelled word that means "worn out; dulled, as from overindulgence."
jaded
jaided
jayded
jadid
Choose the correctly spelled word that means "showing sound judgment."
judicious
juditious
joodicious
judicous
Choose the correctly spelled word that means "to work dough or clay into a uniform mixture."
knead
kneed
knied
kneid
Choose the correctly spelled word that means "uninterested, listless."
lackadaisical
laxidaisical
lacksidaisical
lackadaisacal
Choose the correctly spelled word that means "someone or something that is slow to progress; one who lags behind."
laggard
laggerd
lagard
lagerd
Choose the correctly spelled word that means "a written satire used to ridicule or attack."
lampoon
lampune
lampone
lamppoon
Choose the correctly spelled word that means "to the side."
lateral
laderal
latteral
laterral
Choose the correctly spelled word that means "deadly, fatal."
lethal
lethel
leathal
leethal
No matter who wins the Superbowl, there will be millions of loyal fans who will _________________ their own team’s loss.
languish
lament
lackey
lax
Take extreme caution when working with sharp knives; you may carelessly ______________ a finger.
lacerate
lament
lax
languish
Anne of Green Gables often said the she and her best friend Diana Barry were _____________ spirits.
jargon
kindred
lacerate
lax
Attendance at the ski resort began to _________________ after the fifth day of subzero temperatures.
languish
lament
lax
lacerate
“Far out” and “groovy” were expressions common in the teen _____________ of the 1960s.
jargon
kindred
lackey
lax
The neighborhood bully was always accompanied by his loyal, little ____________________.
lackey
lacerate
jargon
lax
The employer complained, “Things have gotten very ________ around here. Time to tighten things up.”
lax
lackey
lacerate
languish
