WorksheetsUNIT 4 & 5 LM VOCABULARY
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 18mins
She doesn't want to make a big emotional ______________ to Steve at the moment.
acclaim
plot
commitment
flop
Preparations for the_________ Olympic Games are about to be completed.
episode
upcoming
incredibly
contender
The viewpoint by the side of the road gave us a ____________ panorama of the whole valley.
stunning
thoroughly
scenery
convenient
He invited us to ________ the car and go for a ride with him.
get off
get out
get in
get over
The woman who had nearly been ___________ reported the incident to the police.
picked up
run over
got out
settled in
Which words can take the suffix -able? Check those words.
believe
rest
harm
describe
care
Which words can take the suffix -ful? Check those words.
attract
forget
depend
event
thought
Which words can take the suffix -ive? Check those words.
impress
afford
imagine
comfort
Which words can take the prefix -un? Check those words.
conscious
forgettable
correct
certain
formal
Which words can take the prefix -dis? Check those words.
satisfied
loyal
capable
agree
qualify
Which words can take the prefix -in? Check those words.
comfortable
expected
accurate
describable
cooked
Could you please drive more (a) ? Your attention is distracted.
I don't know Spanish very (a) . I hope I can practice it more this year.
You need to study (a) if you want to pass your exam. It is not easy to get good grades.
I can (a) keep my eyes open. I feel too tired.
That winter was (a) cold. Normally, it had never been so cold there.
WHAT IS THIS WORD?
IRLVLUYTA * almost entirely
(a)
WHAT IS THIS WORD?
ERTLYMEXE * very
(a)
WHAT IS THIS WORD?
IBTXNHIOIE * an event at which objects such as paintings are shown to the public
(a)
EATNSITNLML *one of several parts into which a story, film, plan, or amount of money owed has been divided
(a)
EOINLLNSES
*the state of being alone and unhappy
(a)
LOMOG
*feelings of great unhappiness ,loss of hope & darkness
(a)
NAALKDRM
*a building or other structure that is considered especially important as an example of its type
(a)
XPIEER
*come to the end of the period of validity
(a)
YNCESRE
*the general appearance of the natural environment, especially when it is beautiful
(a)
