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WorksheetsP5 Vocabulary LS1
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 9mins
"At the end of the qualifying round, two contestants will be ___________," the game host announced.
displaced
dismissed
eliminated
eradicated
"Can both of you be _________? I'm trying to revise for my Mathematics test tomorrow," Winnie pleaded with her noisy brothers.
supportive
considerate
sympathetic
encouraging
Jenny _________ to do her part for the environment by involving in the neighbourhood's recycling initiatives.
rejected
obliged
pledged
refused
Amirah made up an _________ to avoid going to the dentist for her regular check-up.
omen
apology
inaction
excuse
David was _________ when his mother found out that he had cheated during the examination.
taken to task
at loggerheads
head over heels
hitting below the belt
What is the meaning of eradicated?
(You may pick multiple answers)
To move something from its original position
To destroy completely
To put at end to something
To think of something as unworthy of serious consideration
What is the meaning of sympathetic?
(You may pick multiple answers)
To show compassion for another person
To provide encouragement to others
To give confidence and hope to someone
To have the same emotion as someone else, especially sadness
What is the meaning of obliged?
(You may pick multiple answers)
To refuse to accept or agree
To be indebted to someone
To show you are not willing to do something
To be legally or morally bounded to do something
What is the meaning of omen?
(You may pick multiple answers)
An event that can be regarded as good or evil
Something that can prophesize (predict) what will happen in the future
Not doing something that is expected of you
Saying that you're sorry
What is the meaning of 'taken to task'?
To turn completely in a forward motion like a somersault OR to be madly in love
In violent dispute or disagreement
To scold someone for something that they have done wrong
To say something that is personal, irrelevant and unfair
What is the meaning of 'at loggerheads'?
To turn completely in a forward motion like a somersault OR to be madly in love
To say something that is personal, irrelevant and unfair
In violent dispute or disagreement
To scold someone for something that they have done wrong
What is the meaning of 'head over heels'?
To say something that is personal, irrelevant and unfair
In violent dispute or disagreement
To turn completely in a forward motion like a somersault OR to be madly in love
To scold someone for something that they have done wrong
What is the meaning of 'hitting below the belt'?
To scold someone for something that they have done wrong
To say something that is personal, irrelevant and unfair
To turn completely in a forward motion like a somersault OR to be madly in love
In violent dispute or disagreement
