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WorksheetsVoc 4 Redux
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which sentence uses the word "muster" correctly?
The girl mustered the courage to try wasabi.
The muster girl tried wasabi.
The girl will try the muster.
The girl tried the muster courage to eat wasabi.
Which sentence uses the word "promontory" correctly?
Boats sailed past the promontory to get to the harbor.
Boats promontory to get to the harbor.
Promontory boats sail to the harbor.
Boats sailed promontory to get to the harbor.
Which sentence uses "pithy" correctly?
I don't have much time so pithy me an answer.
I don't have much time so a pithy would be appreciated.
I don't have much time so a pithy answer would be appreciated.
I don't have much time so an answer would be pithy by me.
Which word uses "solicitous" correctly?
A neighbor solicitous when I crashed my bike.
A solicitous neighbor helped when I crashed my bike.
A neighbor helped when I crashed my solicitous bike.
A neighbor helped solicitous when I crashed my bike.
Which sentence uses "qualms" correctly?
I qualm about working with you on the project.
I have no qualms about working with you on the project.
I have no doubts about working qualm with you on the project.
I have no doubts about working on the qualm project with you.
Which sentence uses "oust" correctly?
Oust refused to show up for practice.
He was ousted by his team when he refused to show up for practice.
He refused to show up for oust practice.
The oustly team fired him for not showing him up.
Which word means "to gather strength or force" and "a gathering"?
vilify
frivolous
muster
wry
Which word means "a cliff"?
oust
nonentity
plunder
promontory
Which word is the opposite of "wordy, rambling, & verbose"
deplore
pithy
qualm
blasé
Which word means the opposite of "caring & concerned"?
wry
plunder
solicitous
loiter
Which word means "a doubt, a misgiving, a concern"?
qualm
deplore
vilify
bolster
Which word means "kicked out, expelled, removed from power"?
perused
deplored
ousted
mustered
Which word means "loyal, constant, steady?"
bolster
steadfast
solicitous
promontory
Don't ____ someone just because they disagree with your opinion.
waif
vilify
malinger
bolster
Which sentence uses the word "loiter" correctly?
Don't loiter school after it dismisses.
Don't loiter after school dismisses.
The loiter was after school dismisses.
Don't dismiss the loiter school.
The king was ___ by the peasants when he took all their food to feed his armies.
qualm
ousted
mustered
steadfast
Your ___ attitude makes you no fun on vacation.
plunder
deplore
blasé
steadfast
Your only ___ is to talk to the manager about the mix-up.
recourse
nonentity
waif
malinger
She was fired for ___ too many times.
malingering
mustering
bolstering
ousting
Be ___.
pithy
oust
deplore
recourse
