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WorksheetsFever Vocabulary - Part I
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
A grippe is
another word for influenza ( flu)
another word for Yellow Fever
a tight hand
laziness
When someone recoils they
persuade someone through flattery
spring back quickly out of horror, fear, disgust
ask for more information from someone
go fishing
If you are inquiring about something, you are...
persuading someone through flattery
asking for more information from someone
springing back quickly out of fear, horror, or disgust
smimming
If someone has a lot of wit, they are...
lazy, disorganized
beautiful
filled with idleness
very quick and intelligent
If I amend an assignment, I am...
making it easy to get an A
making it longer and more complicated
making minor changes to make it more fair and accurate
deleting it
If someone is destitute, they are...
wealthy and successful
a business owner
sick with Yellow Fever
without the basic necessities of life
What is something that billows?
pillow
cat
smoke
chair
If someone's hands are gnarled, they look...
straight and stiff
twisted and knobbly
like they have a fresh manicure
pale and dry
Which is an example of cajoling your teacher?
Telling her she's mean, so she gives you a detention
Telling her you are going to be late
Telling her you forgot your homework, but you'll finish it tonight.
Telling her she is the best teacher ever, so she gives you a good grade
If someone hates idleness, they hate...
someone who is lazy
someone with a lot of energy
someone who is dirty
someone who is forgetful
If you describe something as wretched, it is...
very beautiful and clean
a great quality
kind
of poor quality
If you said the girl was robust, that means she is ...
smart and witty
poor and in need
weak and sick
strong and healthy
The part of speech of grippe is...
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
The part of speech of destitute is...
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
The part of speech of billowed is
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
The part of speech of cajoling is...
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
The part of speech of gnarled is...
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
After the hurricane hit the islands, there were many poor and _______ families who had lost everything.
cajoling
robust
destitute
gnarled
Mrs. Hansen ______ when she saw the snake slithering down the path toward her.
gnarled
amended
wretched
recoiled
The contestant on Jeopardy was full of ______ and answered the questions quickly and correctly.
grippe
wit
idleness
robust
