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WorksheetsA-Words, List 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
to confront verbally. "Though Jill was normally quite calm, when the waiter spilled soup on her for the fourth time in 15 minutes she stood up and ______________ the man."
Accosted
Admonished
Accolades
Acerbic
to caution, criticize, reprove. "Joe's mother ______________ him not to ruin his appetite by eating cookies before dinner."
Accosted
Admonished
Accolades
Acerbic
high praise or special distinction. "Everyone offered ___________to Sam after he won the Noble Prize."
Accosted
Admonished
Accolades
Acerbic
biting, bitter in tone or taste. "Jill became extremely _____________ and began to cruelly make fun of all of her friends."
Acerbic
Acute
Accolades
Acquiesced
sharp, severe or having keen insight. "Arnold could not walk because the pain in this foot was so _________."
Acute
Acerbic
Acquiesced
Adroit
to agree without protesting. "Though Mr. Smith wanted to stay outside and work in his garage, when his wife told him that he had better come in to dinner, he ___________ to her demands."
Acquiesced
Adroit
Affluent
Acute
skillful, dexterous. "The ___________ thief could pick someone's pocket without attracting notice."
Adroit
Affluent
Aesthetic
Acquiesced
rich, wealthy. "Mrs. Jones was ___________, owning a huge house, three cars, and an island retreat near Maine."
Affluent
Adroit
Aesthetic
Affinity
artistic, related to the appreciation of beauty. "We hired Susan as our interior decorator because she has such a fine _____________ sense."
Aesthetic
Affinity
Accretion
Accord
a spontaneous feeling of closeness. "Jerry didn't know why, but he felt an incredible ____________ for Kramer the first time they met."
Affinity
Accretion
Accord
Adulation
slow growth in size or amount. "Stalactites are formed by the _____________ of minerals from the roofs of caves."
Accretion
Accord
Adulation
Affable
an agreement. "After much negotiating, England and Iceland finally came to a mutually beneficial ___________ about fishing rights off the coast of Greenland."
Accord
Adulation
Affable
Advocated
extreme praise. "Though the book was pretty good, Marcy did not believe it deserved the ___________ it received."
Adulation
Affable
Advocated
Adamant
friendly, likeable, amiable. "People like to be around George because he is so __________ and good-natured."
Affable
Advocated
Adamant
Adept
to argue in favor of something. "Arnold _____________ turning left at the stop sign, even though everyone else thought we should turn right."
Advocated
Adamant
Adept
Affable
impervious, immovable, unyielding. "Though public pressure was intense, the President remained _____________ about his proposal."
Adamant
Adept
Adumbrated
Acrimony
extremely skilled. "Tarzan was __________ at jumping from tree to tree like a monkey."
Adept
Adumbrated
Acrimony
Acumen
to sketch out in a vague way. "The coach ______________ a game plan, but none of the players knew precisely what to do."
Adumbrated
Acrimony
Adept
Acumen
bitterness, discord. "Though they vowed that no girl would ever come between them, Biff and Trevor could not keep _________ from overwhelming their relationship after they both fell in love with the lovely Teresa."
Acrimony
Acumen
Adept
Adamant
keen insight. "Because of his mathematical ____________, Larry was able to figure out in minutes problems that took other students' hours."
Acumen
Acrimony
Adumbrated
Adamant
