WorksheetsVocabulary Lesson III
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
To be extremely gloomy or depressed
doleful
sallow
listless
morose
The _____ peal of the bell announced another death from the dreaded Yellow Fever.
jovial
doleful
droll
listless
To be lethargic and unenergetic
doleful
alacrity
indolent
listless
When someone raises a hand to hit you you might _____
wince
evince
condescend
allude
Someone with a Bugati and private jet could be considered this
indolent
sallow
ostentatious
droll
A court jester may be called this
acute
morose
droll
grotesque
Antonyms are confidence, boldness and courage
grotesque
diffidence
jovial
alacrity
Santa Claus would be considered this type of figure.
condescending
grotesque
indolent
jovial
Identical twins may do this to their teacher if they are in the same class.
wince
condescend
allude
confound
Something that is lovely or beautiful.
grotesque
inexorable
exquisite
sallow
A person with the Yellow Fever had a _____ complexion.
morose
doleful
sallow
listless
Who is most likely to display a grimace?
a sales clerk
an enthusiastic tour guide
a person who is giggling
a person who is in pain
Accute means
irrelevant
perceptive
reversible
hesitant
Evince means to
make right or correct
bind the arms of
go far ahead of
give expression to
Condescend means to
delay
stoop
relax
lunge
Alacrity means
liveliness and eagerness
defined manner or conduct
the quality of having legal force or effectiveness
time long past
Allude means to:
refer
acquire
align
endure
Grotesque means:
articulate
depressed
strange
deceased
Indolent means:
lethargic
aromatic
preeminent
showy
Who would most likely be considered inexorable?
the passage of time
the last person to arrive at a dinner party
a documentary about dog shows
a well balanced meal
