WorksheetsI Love English 6 Unit 2 vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Use the adjective ... for when you want to describe something as sharp or extremely serious.
avoid
acute
combative
defeated
... is another word for accomplishment. My greatest ... to date is the time I won the annual hay-stacking contest at the county fair. That was twenty darn years ago, but I still look back fondly on that moment and the trophy I got to take home.
Achievement
Development
Involvement
Commitment
A football ... (also known as a football field) is the playing surface for the game of association football. The ... is rectangular in shape. The longer sides are called touchlines, and the shorter sides are called the goal lines.
court
stadium
pitch
track
That guy on the field in black and white stripes? He's a ..., an official in a sport like football or basketball who enforces the rules.
judge
spectator
referee
superintendent
When you ... someone, you imitate them, especially with the idea of matching their success.
succeed
emulate
owe
scam
... is a kind of workout that makes you breathe faster and gets your heart pounding, like jogging or biking uphill. When people talk about ..., they sometimes mean a specific exercise program that's often done in groups, accompanied by loud music.
Extracurricular
Participation
Figure skating
Aerobics
To ... is to try to persuade someone to switch to your religious beliefs or your way of living. If you are going to ..., try not to be too pushy!
overlook
lag behind
emulate
proselytize
... means to bind, catch, or involve. If your sink is stopped up, engage, or hire, a plumber to fix it. Otherwise the smell of rotten food in the garbage disposal will engage your attention (in a bad way).
Engage
Bombard
Succeed
Yoga
To be ... is to be inventive and original. If you enjoy coming up with stories, writing songs, or just thinking about things in new ways, you’re an ... person.
dodgy
compulsory
imaginative
acute
Something that is ... is related to school. Your parents might want to spend less time playing video games and more time focusing on ... pursuits. The noun ... refers to a professor or scholar.
dynamic
pandemic
agronomic
academic
The Olympics often ... people to take up a sport, but they can also ... patriotism. ... means to excite, encourage, or breathe life into.
score
succeed
tackle
inspire
When something is ... , it is required or must be done. In most states, it's ... for kids to attend school (or an equivalent homeschool) from age six to seventeen.
compulsory
imaginative
sullen
cautious
... is a quality similar to diversity or difference. Some feel having ... in life is much more exciting than doing the same routine day in and day out.
Apprehension
Champion
Execution
Variety
... is good physical condition. If you're a ... nut and you're constantly working out, everybody else at the gym might be eyeing your sculpted muscles with envy and marveling at your stamina and strength.
Aerobics
Fitness
Foundation
Self-control
After winning at blackjack, take your ... and hit the road. Don't risk losing it all on roulette.
sick note
bowl
haul
brawl
A ... situation is risky and suspicious. A ... person is skilled in lying and deceiving. Neither should be trusted.
dodgy
humble
considerate
charming
If you know that being honest means to tell the truth and be straightforward, then you can probably guess that being ... means to tell lies and be crooked. Liars are ... . Criminals are ... . Some lawyers and politicians have a reputation for being ... .
conceited
ambitious
trustworthy
dishonest
Something ... takes place in addition to your regular school or work duties. Being involved in ... activities in high school — like sports or journalism — can help you get accepted to the college of your choice.
binocular
extracurricular
particular
interstellar
When you ..., you do a little hop from foot to foot as you move along. It's pretty common to see little kids ... down the sidewalk or across the playground.
catch
cheat
sprint
skip
If you asked most people, they would probably say that that ... is a slow form of running. Although there isn't a strict rule for running pace vs. ... pace, many sources say that the cutoff is 6 mph or about a 10-minute mile.
academic
obesity
overlooking
jogging
