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6th Grade Vocabulary Workshop - Unit 3 Week 5

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

"When is lunch? I am (a)   ."

2.

Which two words are synonyms of each other?

a)

Omit : Tentative

b)

Perceive : Susceptible

c)

Impartial : Indifferent

d)

Exuberant : Demeanor

3.

Which two words are synonyms of each other?

a)

Omit : Negligence

b)

Initiate : Relinquish

c)

Blunder : Belligerent

d)

Component : Competent

4.

Which two words are synonyms for each other?

a)

Relinquish : Blunder

b)

Exuberant : Indifferent

c)

Treason : Belligerent

d)

Perceive : Perspective

5.

The class was (a)   when Mrs. Smith cancelled their test.

6.

I caught a (a)   amount of beads at the Mardi Gras parade.

7.

"Oh, that's my Dad's (a)   because they work together."

8.

Which two words are antonyms of each other?

a)

Indifferent : Exuberant

b)

Competent : Associate

c)

Tentative : Perspective

d)

Tremble : Susceptible

9.

Which two words are antonyms of each other?

a)

Copious : Famish

b)

Belligerent : Demeanor

c)

Competent : Negligence

d)

Omit : Perceive

10.

capable of submitting to an action, process, or operation; open, subject, or unresistant to some stimulus, influence, or agency.

a)

relinquish

b)

treason

c)

susceptible

d)

initiate

11.

to attain awareness or understanding, to become aware of through the senses.

a)

demeanor

b)

perceive

c)

perspective

d)

tentative

12.

proper or rightly pertinent; having requisite knowledge, abilities, or qualities.

a)

component

b)

omit

c)

negligence

d)

competent

13.

the offense of attempting to overthrow the government by causing harm, the betrayal of a trust.

a)

negligence

b)

treason

c)

belligerent

d)

blunder

14.

"We have (a)   plans to visit grandma's this Saturday."

15.

"I like my teacher because she has a very kind (a)   ."

16.

to cause or facilitate the beginning of something, to get the ball rolling

a)

reliquish

b)

initiate

c)

blunder

d)

tremble

17.

After losing the war, the king was forced to (a)   his title and crown to his enemy.

18.

The dog owner was (a)   in his care for his puppy.

19.

The Declaration of Independence was considered (a)   against the English crown.

20.

to leave out or leave unmentioned.

a)

neglect

b)

blunder

c)

omit

d)

associate