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WorksheetsThe Parker Inheritance Vocabulary #2
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Waver means:
To be persistent
To be a steady force
To be unsure or weak
Unkind
Threadbare means:
Strange and unusual
Worn and thin from much use
A clean and new object
A unit of measurement
The tourist spent the day __________ to the very hot weather in Arizona.
Acclimating
Stifling
Prying
Captivating
The play ________ the entire audience; everyone was silent and focused during the show.
Wavered
Acclimated
Captivated
Reiterated
Ms. Matthews ______ to students that they need to show their work on math tests.
Wavered
Pretended
Captivated
Reiterated
Outlandish means:
Predictable
Very strange or unusual; bizarre
Slow and steady
Tarnished
Shrewd means:
Worn and thin from overuse
Very strange or unusual
Having a clear understanding of a situation, resulting in an advantage
Shy in social situations
The principal received a ____________ amount of money and was able to buy new Chromebooks for all students.
Smarmy
Threadbare
Useless
Substantial
The child's hair was _________ when he woke up from his nap, and it was difficult to brush.
Smarmy
Unruly
Smooth
Spaced
Smarmy means:
An unfortunate, difficult, or dangerous situation
Modest and humble
Worn thin from much use
Behaving in a way that seems polite, kind, or pleasing but is not genuine or believable
Ben had to _________ his laugh in class, because he didn't want to get in trouble for being too loud.
Pry
Seethe
Stifle
Reiterate
Which word means: Run or move with a long bounding stride
Lope
Unruly
Acclimate
Captivate
Pretense means:
An English grammar rule
To be real
An unfortunate, difficult, or dangerous situation
An act or appearance that looks real but is false
An unfortunate, difficult, or dangerous situation
Pry
Plight
Shrewd
Solution
Pry means:
Resembling a weasel, especially in features or manners; devious, sneaky, misleading
Behaving in a way that seems polite but is not genuine or believable
To cry uncontrollably
To be nosy
He was ________ with anger on the inside but appeared calm on the outside.
Shy
Substantial
Threadbare
Seething
Which word means: Fond of books and reading
Pretense
Bookish
Smarmy
Unruly
Which word means: devious, sneaky, misleading
Honest
Successor
Collaborator
Weaselly
