Worksheets7th Grade Vocabulary Final
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
next to or joined with
earnest
anxious
adjoining
blundered
have difficulty breathing
loom
capsized
summit
winded
in an uneasy or worried manner
liable
loomed
anxiously
evidently
in a way that is clearly seen or understood
evidently
liable
summit
wind
clearly seen or understood
lame
anxious
evident
summit
the highest point of a hill or mountain
summit
lame
earnest
wind
wanting to do or have something very much
mournful
port
eager
sought
a ship or large boat
vessel
mournful
eager
trills
a quavering or vibratory sound
eager
trill
port
vessel
a town or city with a harbor where ships load or unload
port
trill
mournful
seek
express sharp disapproval or criticism of someone
competent
voluntary
discarding
rebuked
so clearly apparent as to be unmistakable
voluntary
liable
distinct
wind
a quality of showing care and thought for the future
rebuke
prudence
steep
discard
easily scared or nervous
voluntary
steeped
skittish
immutable
to be fully immersed or influenced by
steeped
discarded
apprehension
skittish
angry or bitter disagreement
foul
modes
strife
civic
offensive to the senses, especially through having a disgusting smell or taste
foul
mode
saps
civic
describing or relating to citizenship
modes
civic
foul
saps
to drain or deprive
foul
civic
saps
slanders
a type of window that moves on hinges on one side
reeds
gleams
scampers
casements
stem of thin tall grass
gleams
casements
peers
reeds
material, such as straw, rushes, leaves, used as a covering for a house
peer
gleam
thatch
scamper
to run or go hastily or quickly
scamper
thatch
peer
reed
o look narrowly or curiously
gleam
peer
casement
thatch
to force or to urge forcefully
compel
creed
elate
grandeur
the quality of being not proud or arrogant
contrite
humility
insolent
haughty
the quality or state of being impressive or awesome
haughty
contrite
grandeur
insolent
describing someone showing sincere remorse or sorrow
haughty
contrite
compelled
insolent
