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Grad, Gress= step vocabulary

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The two neighbors showed this towards one another when they began arguing in the driveway.

a)

aggression

b)

digression

c)

regression

d)

progression

2.

The temperature reached 80 degrees Celsius on Sunday. Which word names the temperature in degree intervals?

a)

digression

b)

progression

c)

centigrade

d)

regression

3.

Mrs. Jones attended the ceremony that celebrated her daughter finishing high school. What did she attend?

a)

aggression

b)

graduation

c)

regression

d)

degrading

4.

The puppy slowly fell asleep in his new owner's arms. What word describes how the puppy fell asleep?

a)

gradually

b)

upgrading

c)

aggressive

d)

regression

5.

Although he was 90 years old, the man's disease caused him to do this and act like a child.

a)

progress

b)

regress

c)

graduate

d)

upgrade

6.

Joe felt this after receiving an insulting comment that made him feel like he was being treated like a child.

a)

upgraded

b)

gradual

c)

degraded

d)

regression

7.

Sarah's hotel room was this when it was changed from a small room to a large suite.

a)

degraded

b)

digressed

c)

gradual

d)

upgraded

8.

Katie was getting closer to meeting her goals. What word describes her positive movement?

a)

progressing

b)

digressing

c)

degrading

d)

regressing

9.

The grocery store clerk demonstrated this by making step-by-step movements toward becoming a store manager.

a)

aggression

b)

degrading

c)

progression

d)

digression

10.

What word describes what happens when a detailed and informative story starts to wander off topic?

a)

digresses

b)

degrades

c)

progresses

d)

regresses

11.

The student was sent to the principal's office for being too (a)   with another student at lunch.

12.

It feels (a)   when someone puts you down.

13.

The temperature was (a)   increasing a few degrees every hour.

14.

It is more important to make (a)   than it is to simply do well.

15.

We are (a)   our tickets for the concert from the lawn to front row seats.