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WorksheetsVocabulary Workshop Level C Unit 11
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The word BELATED
MOST NEARLY means:
To act as a go-between to reconcile differences between parties; (adj.) Acting through an intermediary, not direct or immediate
To search deeply and thoroughly; To dig; To investigate
A peculiarity of action, behavior, or personality; A mannerism
After the expected or usual time; Delayed or tardy
Which of the following are SYNONYMS
for the word BELATED?
stain; soil; tarnish; corrupt
follow; proceed; result; succeed
late; delayed; tardy; unpunctual
satisfy; placate; soothe; mollify
Which are antonyms for the word delve
cover; fill; put in; jam-pack
dissatisfy; displease; upset; frustrate
disregard; ignore; overlook; pass over
precede; anticipate; forerun; preface
He grew up in a military _____ so he learned to salute at the age of three.
Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
CALAMITOUS
CITE
MILIEU
APPEASE
What is the part of speech for the word:
SHIFTLESS
noun
verb
adjective
conjunction
The word IMPART
BEST COMPLETES which sentence below?
She tried to _____ the unruly crowd by singing another song but after she finished they began to chant more, more, more, more.
He was always trying to get out of work because he was a(n) _____ loser.
She wanted to give a wonderful gift to her son so she decided to _____ with her grandfathers gold watch.
The hunter put a(n)_____ in the water to attract the ducks.
Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:
To happen or occur afterward or as a result; To follow as a result
BELATED
CITE
CONVENTIONAL
ENSUE
The word DECOY
MOST NEARLY means:
an object used to lure something into a trap; To trap with a lure
To act as a go-between to reconcile differences between parties; (adj.) Acting through an intermediary, not direct or immediate
To happen or occur afterward or as a result; To follow as a result
Domineering in manner, arrogant; Overwhelming; Decisively important
Which of the following are SYNONYMS
for the word PERT?
bold; lively; saucy; impudent
arbitrate; settle; moderate; referee
satisfy; placate; soothe; mollify
entertain; amuse; throw a party
The fight continued to _____ even though the teacher told the students to stop so he grabbed them both by the collar and took them in the school.
Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
ENSUE
REGALE
DELVE
SHIFTLESS
