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WorksheetsLord of the Flies Vocabulary Ch. 4-8
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 37mins
To wave or flourish something, especially a weapon; hold up; shake; wield
Glower
Brandish
Subdue
Conceal
To search for and collect from discarded waste; dig; hunt; forage
Scavenge
Quiver
Strew
Summon
To tremble or shake; shiver; quaver; shudder
Brandish
Rebuke
Quiver
Huddle
To fill with disgust or revulsion; gross out; despise
Summon
Quiver
Strew
Appall
To gather together in a tight group; cuddle; close in; cluster
Strew
Brandish
Quiver
Huddle
On our fishing trip last summer, I swear we saw a (a) off the coast of Catalina.
Covert
Bravado
Fervor
Leviathan
The man was very (a) and ate with his hands instead of using his fork and knife.
Crude
Demure
Malevolent
Emphatic
The maiden blushed when the knight gallantly took her hand, pretending to be innocent and (a) , when really she was scheming to murder him and usurp the throne.
Indignant
Demure
Emphatic
Preposterous
After tracking mud all over the new, white carpet, Mike realized his mom was (a) at him and he was in big trouble!
Brandishing
Scavenging
Concealing
Glowering
The (a) witch in Snow White wanted to kill the princess because the magic mirror said Snow White was more beautiful than she was.
Preposterous
Crude
Malevolent
Tremulous
The following are ANTONYMS for which word:
Enrage; Enliven; Rile; Enervate; Anger; Upset
Subdue
Scavenge
Strew
Which of the following pairs of words are SYNONYMS for each other?
Emphatic and Indignant
Malevolent and Remote
Preposterous and Ludicrous
Which of the following pairs of words are ANTONYMS for each other?
Preposterous and Ludicrous
Conceal and Brandish
Remote and Crude
The following are ANTONYMS for which word:
Praise; Congratulate; Reward; Uplift
Rebuke
Summon
Laden
The following are SYNONYMS for which word:
Call; Ask; Invite; Bid; Send for
Rebuke
Summon
Laden
My new rain boots are (a) to the snow and cold, and keep my feet warm and dry.
Impervious
Laden
Indignant
Malevolent
Full of (a) , the little boy walked straight up to the bully and kicked him in the shin.
Bravado
Covert
Leviathan
Derision
The smell of the dead man in the parachute was so (a) , it caused Simon to be sick.
Preposterous
Appalling
Remote
Indignant
The Blackhawks went into a (a) before the big game against REV so they could discuss a strategy.
Covert
Fervor
Huddle
Leviathan
It was so (a) to anyone with eyes that Charlie was cheating on the math test, but somehow the substitute didn't notice.
Indignant
Crude
Emphatic
Blatant
EXTRA CREDIT: The word "remote" is an adjective which means apart from, far away, not close, or distant from. Without using it in the phrase "remote control," write an ORIGINAL sentence in which you correctly use the word "remote."
