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WorksheetsTest Prep Vocabulary 1-10
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The word inane means...
lacking significance or a point
hard working
pertaining to beauty or art
overly serious
The word industrious means...
good at building
unwilling to commit to a task
constantly occupied; diligent
encompassing the ideas of industry
The word aesthetic means...
to declare someone free from guilt; to pardon
to seize the day
constantly feeling overwhelmed
pertaining to beauty or art
The word clairvoyant means...
to embark on a voyage
Able to see the future; psychic
constantly feeling overwhelmed
thrifty; avoiding waste; being cautious about spending money
The word absolve means...
to declare someone free from guilt; to pardon
to dissolve in liquid
a crowd of people; a body of assembled people or things
thrifty; avoiding waste; being cautious about spending money
The word frugal means...
to enjoy French culture
pertaining to beauty or art
existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence
thrifty; avoiding waste; being cautious about spending money
The word congregation means...
a crowd of people; a body of assembled people or things
needed for survival in the wilderness
caused by something unrelated
thrifty; avoiding waste; being cautious about spending money
The word abstract means...
something that distracts you
pertaining to beauty or art
existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence
willing to spend large amounts of money
The word opaque means...
rude
pertaining to beauty or art
to declare someone free from guilt; to pardon
blocking the passage of light
The word petulant means...
rude
pertaining time
to declare someone free from guilt; to pardon
to mention or suggest for the first time
Stop being so BLANK and just buy me a real gold necklace!
opaque
inane
frugal
abstract
The little boy always got in trouble for acting BLANK in class instead of staying on topic.
opaque
inane
industrious
abstract
She was a mystic, with remarkable BLANK powers, and did great service as a nurse, a spy and a scout in the Civil War.
aesthetic
clairvoyant
petulant
abstract
I cannot see through the glass because it is BLANK.
inane
clairvoyant
frugal
opaque
He was a BLANK child who was aggravated by the smallest things.
happy
petulant
abstract
clairvoyant
Our BLANK enjoyment of the art show was increased by the presence of the free food.
inane
opaque
aesthetic
congregation
Students tend to BLANK in the hallways at school.
congregate
opaque
industrious
abstract
The theory is too BLANK for me.
absolve
petulant
industrious
abstract
The court BLANK him of guilt in her death.
industrious
absolved
opaque
frugal
They were BLANK by nature with a strong work ethic and a firm belief in self-sufficiency.
industrious
opaque
petulant
inane
