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WorksheetsVocabulary of Travel and Movement
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
On Sundays, my sister and I go to the shore. We never rush; we just amble along and talk.
hop up and down
walk at an easy, slow pace
move quickly
turn around in circles
Because we kept getting in his way, Dad had to banish us from the kitchen while he prepared dinner.
invite in
show or display
wave excitedly
force to leave
The game was so one-sided and boring that the crowd could not bestir itself to cheer when the home team finally scored.
provoke to action
defeat
accidentally overlook
confuse
The newborn horse stood on wobbly legs and moved towards its mother with an unsteady gait.
manner of speaking
way of walking
aggravation
expression
Since my aunt retired, she likes to take vacations. Last week she made a quick jaunt to Bermuda.
short, pleasant journey
large package
imprisonment
brief, uplifting speech
The manager does not want students with nothing to do after school to loiter in the mall.
yell loudly
stand around aimlessly
roll over
rush by without stopping
On Founder's Day, the townspeople dress in old-fashioned clothes and promenade through the park as they did years ago.
squeeze tightly
whistle like a bird
lift or raise
go on a leisurely stroll
When I saw my brother saunter into the house with a superior look on his face, I knew he had gotten an A on the test.
fall down
stroll happily at an unhurried pace
spin wildly
heat to a high temperature
While we're vacationing on Cape Cod, we'll sojourn at Martha's Vineyard for a few days.
wail in anguish
lie blatantly
stay for a short time
surrender without any conditions
We are supposed to leave the city on Friday, but we may tarry an extra day to attend the theater on Saturday.
delay
examine closely
protest loudly
move in a unpredictable manner
