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WorksheetsVocabulary Bee (ELA Class 5/20 - Round 1)
Total questions: 73
Worksheet time: 13mins
correlate
(adjective) willing to talk and engage in activities with other people; friendly
(verb) having a connection or relationship where one thing affects/ or depends on another
(noun) a large number, many
sociable
(noun) the total amount of something
(noun) a large number, many
(adjective) willing to talk and engage in activities with other people; friendly
multitude
(noun) a large number, many
(noun) the total amount of something
(adjective) willing to talk and engage in activities with other people; friendly
sum
(noun) the total amount of something
(adjective) willing to talk and engage in activities with other people; friendly
(noun) a large number, many
conscience
(verb) to destroy, damage or obstruct something on purpose.
(adjective) willing to talk and engage in activities with other people; friendly
(noun) an inner feeling or voice telling you right from wrong
flourish
(verb) to destroy, damage or obstruct something on purpose.
(verb) to develop successfully; to grow in a healthy way
(verb) make an idea or feeling known to someone; to communicate.
sabotage
(verb) to destroy, damage or obstruct something on purpose.
(verb) make an idea or feeling known to someone; to communicate.
(verb) to form an idea of the amount, number, or value. To find a numerical expression or equivalent for
convey
(verb) make an idea or feeling known to someone; to communicate.
(verb) to form an idea of the amount, number, or value. To find a numerical expression or equivalent for
(verb) to destroy, damage or obstruct something on purpose.
evaluate
(verb) to destroy, damage or obstruct something on purpose.
(verb) make an idea or feeling known to someone; to communicate.
(verb) to form an idea of the amount, number, or value. To find a numerical expression or equivalent for
consecutive
(adjective) awake, aware of and responding to one’s surroundings
(adjective) one after another, following continuously
(verb) to form an idea of the amount, number, or value. To find a numerical expression or equivalent for
conscious
(adjective) awake, aware of and responding to one’s surroundings
(adjective) one after another, following continuously
(verb) to form an idea of the amount, number, or value. To find a numerical expression or equivalent for
pertinent
to make something simpler or easier to understand. In math, to reduce a fraction to its lowest terms
(noun) a factor that is liable to change, not consistent; in math a variable is represented by a letter, often 𝑥
(adjective) relevant or related to what you are referring to; to the point, suitable
variable
(noun) a factor that is liable to change, not consistent; in math a variable is represented by a letter, often 𝑥
to make something simpler or easier to understand. In math, to reduce a fraction to its lowest terms
(adjective) relevant or related to what you are referring to; to the point, suitable
simplify
to make something simpler or easier to understand. In math, to reduce a fraction to its lowest terms
(noun) an action or strategy carefully planned to achieve a specific result
(adj) an action or something done first or before to prepare for something more important.
tactic
(adj) an action or something done first or before to prepare for something more important.
(noun) an action or strategy carefully planned to achieve a specific result
(verb) encourage or promote the development of something - typically regarded for good
foster
(verb) encourage or promote the development of something - typically regarded for good
(adj) behavior, performance, or appearance that is faultless, highest standard
(adj) an action or something done first or before to prepare for something more important.
preliminary
(verb) encourage or promote the development of something - typically regarded for good
adj) an action or something done first or before to prepare for something more important.
(noun) an action or strategy carefully planned to achieve a specific result
impeccable
(adj) behavior, performance, or appearance that is faultless, highest standard
(verb) encourage or promote the development of something - typically regarded for good
(adj) an action or something done first or before to prepare for something more important.
infer
(verb) to use evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements to make a conclusion
(noun) In math, it is the answer when you divide numbers
(noun) a difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation
predicament
(verb) to use evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements to make a conclusion
(noun) a difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation
(noun) In math, it is the answer when you divide numbers
quotient
(verb) to use evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements to make a conclusion
(noun) a difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation
(noun) In math, it is the answer when you divide numbers
feasible
(adjective) do something easily or conveniently
(noun) In math, it is the answer when you divide numbers
(noun) a difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation
lucrative
(adj) not clearly expressed or not easily understood
(adj) easily influenced by feelings or emotions; sensitive
(adj) producing a profit, making money
quarrel
(noun) a heated argument
(adj) at an angle of 90° to the ground.
(adj) not clearly expressed or not easily understood
perpendicular
(noun) a heated argument
(adj) not clearly expressed or not easily understood
(adj) at an angle of 90° to the ground.
obscure
(adj) not clearly expressed or not easily understood
(adj) at an angle of 90° to the ground.
(noun) a heated argument
susceptible
(adj) at an angle of 90° to the ground.
(adj) easily influenced by feelings or emotions; sensitive
(adj) not clearly expressed or not easily understood
vivid
(verb) stick to, believe in and follow the practices of
(adjective) having or showing care in one’s work or duties
(adjective) producing powerful feelings or strong, clear images in the mind
diligent
(adjective) having or showing care in one’s work or duties
(adjective) dull, lacking in variation and interest
(verb) stick to, believe in and follow the practices of
monotonous
(adjective) dull, lacking in variation and interest
(verb) stick to, believe in and follow the practices of
(noun) the distance around a circle
adhere
(verb) stick to, believe in and follow the practices of
(noun) the distance around a circle
(adjective) dull, lacking in variation and interest
circumference
(adjective) producing powerful feelings or strong, clear images in the mind
(noun) the distance around a circle
(adjective) dull, lacking in variation and interest
precarious
(adj) not securely held or in position, dangerously likely to fall or collapse.
(verb) fill something up again
(verb) to make something less confusing or more clear
replenish
(noun) the longest side of a right triangle, opposite the right angle.
(verb) to make something less confusing or more clear
(verb) fill something up again
clarify
(verb) to make something less confusing or more clear
(noun) special words used by a particular professional or group that are difficult for others to understand.
(noun) the longest side of a right triangle, opposite the right angle.
jargon
(verb) fill something up again
(noun) the longest side of a right triangle, opposite the right angle.
(noun) special words used by a particular professional or group that are difficult for others to understand.
hypotenuse
(noun) special words used by a particular professional or group that are difficult for others to understand.
(noun) the longest side of a right triangle, opposite the right angle.
verb) to make something less confusing or more clear
rhetoric
(noun) persuasive speaking or writing using figures of speech and other techniques
(verb) about to happen
(adj) given, felt, or done in return
impending
(adj) given, felt, or done in return
(noun) a four-sided figure
(verb) about to happen
reciprocal
(adj) given, felt, or done in return
(adjective) having all sides of the same length
(noun) a four-sided figure
quadrilateral
(verb) about to happen
(noun) a four-sided figure
(adj) given, felt, or done in return
equilateral
(adjective) having all sides of the same length
(noun) a four-sided figure
(adjective) extremely tiring and demanding
anticipate
(verb) to expect it to happen, be aware of, prepare
(adjective) extremely tiring and demanding
(noun) a type of lettering or font in which the letters are slanted
grueling
(noun) in math; a statement that the values of two mathematical expressions are equal (indicated by the = sign).
(adjective) extremely tiring and demanding
(adjective) having all sides of the same length
equation
(noun) in math; a statement that the values of two mathematical expressions are equal (indicated by the = sign).
(noun) a type of lettering or font in which the letters are slanted
(adjective) having all sides of the same length
expression
(verb) to expect it to happen, be aware of, prepare
(noun) in math; a collection of symbols that express a quantity.
(adjective) showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise
italics
(noun) a type of lettering or font in which the letters are slanted
(adjective) showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise
(verb) make something known
meticulous
noun) when the amount of something is too small
(adjective) showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise
(adjective) following continuously
deficit
(verb) make something known
(adjective) following continuously
(noun) when the amount of something is too small
consecutive
(verb) make something known
(adjective) following continuously
(verb) to act or speak as though someone or something is laughable, or mocked
simultaneous
(adverb) done at the same time.
(verb) give special importance or make something more clearly defined or important in speaking and writing
(adjective) important, famous.
emphasize
(verb) to act or speak as though someone or something is laughable, or mocked
(adjective) important, famous.
(verb) give special importance or make something more clearly defined or important in speaking and writing
ridicule
(verb) to act or speak as though someone or something is laughable, or mocked
(adverb) done at the same time.
(adjective) important, famous.
prominent
(adverb) done at the same time.
(adjective) important, famous.
-(verb) to act or speak as though someone or something is laughable, or mocked
ignorant
(adjective) lacking knowledge or awareness in general, uneducated or unsophisticated
(noun) a change better suited to the environment
(adjective) uncertain, indefinite, or unclear of meaning
adaptation
(adjective) uncertain, indefinite, or unclear of meaning
(noun) a change better suited to the environment
imaginary lines the run vertically (up and down) around the Earth
vague
(noun) a change better suited to the environment
(adjective) uncertain, indefinite, or unclear of meaning
imaginary lines the run vertically (up and down) around the Earth
longitude
imaginary lines the run vertically (up and down) around the Earth
(noun) a change better suited to the environment
imaginary lines that run horizontally (east and west) around the Earth.
latitude
imaginary lines that run zigzag through the Earth
imaginary lines that run horizontally (east and west) around the Earth.
imaginary lines that run vertically (up and down) around the Earth
impact
(noun) the relation between two amounts; a proportion
(verb) to make a difference on something or someone
(noun) have a strong effect on someone or something
affect
(verb) to make a difference on something or someone
(noun) a change which is a result of an action or other cause
verb) to make or become less
effect
(verb) to make a difference on something or someone
(noun) a change which is a result of an action or other cause
(noun) the relation between two amounts; a proportion
diminish
(verb) to make or become less
(noun) the relation between two amounts; a proportion
(noun) have a strong effect on someone or something
ratio
(noun) have a strong effect on someone or something
(noun) the relation between two amounts; a proportion
(verb) to make or become less
analogy
(noun) a person or thing representing a symbol or as being worthy of respect
(noun) a comparison of two things, typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification
(noun) in math, a number to be divided by another number
icon
(noun) a person or thing representing a symbol or as being worthy of respect
(noun) a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief
(verb) explain the meaning of information, words, or actions
assertion
(verb) explain the meaning of information, words, or actions
(noun) in math, a number to be divided by another number
(noun) a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief
interpret
(verb) explain the meaning of information, words, or actions
(noun) a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief
(noun) a person or thing representing a symbol or as being worthy of respect
dividend
(noun) a person or thing representing a symbol or as being worthy of respect
(noun) a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief
(noun) in math, a number to be divided by another number
coordinate
(adj) able to be adapted to many different functions or activities
(noun) a particular sector of a population
(verb) to work together, bring together, harmonize
versatile
(adj) able to be adapted to many different functions or activities
(verb) to work together, bring together, harmonize
(noun) an area or distinct part
demographic
(noun) a particular sector of a population
(adj) able to be adapted to many different functions or activities
(adj) able to be adapted to many different functions or activities
exponent
(noun) in math, a number to be divided by another number
(noun) in math, a quantity representing the power to which a given number or expresion is to be raised, usually expressed a raised sumbol beside the number (e.g. the 4 in 34 )
(noun) the relation between two amounts; a proportion
