WorksheetsTFA Vocab Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the correct definition for the word "requisite"?
needed for a particular purpose, necessary
very interested and excited, listening or watching something very carefully
rude and showing no respect to other people
more than is normal or reasonable; unnecessary
My older brother erupted into ______________ laughter as I struggled to reach the football he held above my head, just out of reach.
derisive
perturbed
enthralled
audacious
Which word means "behavior that is intended to make someone believe something that is not true"?
Deceit
Controversy
Sinister
Requisite
Though she wanted to speak up, Sarah suffered the ______________ of being accused of plagiarism silently to avoid more punishment.
indignity
irreparable
expedient
prestige
Which word means "the respect and admiration that someone gets because of their success or important position in society"?
Prestige
Prominent
Pacify
Imminent
Which of these is an example of somewhere "desolate"?
High School
Disneyland
An empty shopping mall
A beach
Carlos had the ______________ to believe that the earth was flat, despite the overwhelming evidence proving otherwise.
malevolent
mutilate
specious
audacity
Which of these is an example of an inquiry?
Knock knock.
Who's there?
Oh no!
Well...
Which is the correct definition for the word "malevolent?"
having evil intentions, wanting to harm others
having enough courage to take risks or say impolite things
seeming to be true or correct, but actually false
to severely and violently damage something
Which student is "listless?"
Ollie, who never comes to school.
Eliza, who laughs loudly at the jokes her classmate makes.
Shani, who walks into class quickly and waves at the teacher.
Bob, who walks with his head down and his arms hanging.
