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WorksheetsUnit 6 Vocabulary
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Definition: sad; gloomy; unhappy.
Harvey was very ________________; he stopped making eye contact with anyone and gazed sadly out the window.
Synonyms: gloomy, glum, miserable
Antonyms: happy, cheerful
loath
melancholy
mull
nimble
Definition: widely known because of bad behavior.
Al Capone was one of the most _____________ gangsters of the 1920s.
Synonyms: infamous
noteworthy
notorious
perjury
random
Definition: to treat someone as an inferior; to talk down to.
When he's annoyed, our teacher will ______________us with his fake concern, asking if we need some pillows since it looks like we want to take a nap.
Synonyms: condescend, disdain, talk down to
patronize
presume
recede
preview
Definition: to take for granted; to assume or suppose.
She liked to wear her a crown so people would ____________ she was a princess.
Synonyms: believe, figure, imagine
Antonyms: disbelieve
presume
patronize
assume
recede
Definition: strong or healthy.
The strong and ___________________bison was able to run as fast as a horse.
Synonyms healthy, strong, sturdy
Antonyms feeble, sickly, weak
notify
perceive
robust
rupture
Definition: of or like a mother.
Aisha had __________ instincts even before she had children.
Synonyms: motherly
maternal
debut
fathom
narrative
Definition: shining, bright; giving off light or energy.
During the day, the sun is the most ________________ star in the sky.
Synonyms beaming, brilliant, glowing
Antonyms cloudy, dark, dim
ajar
saga
poised
radiant
Definition: very tiring; exhausting.
The trip to the top of the mountain was ____________ in the heat and humidity.
Synonyms: backbreaking, arduous
Antonyms: easy
greuling
headlong
hilarious
murky
Definition: something fake or false.
By reading notes that had been left in his locker, Julio thought that Jenny had a crush on him, but it turned out that the whole thing was a _________________.
Synonyms: fraud, falsehood
Antonyms: truth, reality
pamper
sham
shirk
vocation
Definition: to pound or beat rapidly or violently; to pulsate or vibrate.
I was so nervous before my presentation that I could feel my heart ________ in my chest.
Synonyms beat, pulse
rupture
throb
trivial
wince
Definition: causing sadness or gloom.
Some people like rain storms, but to me rain is the most ______________ weather.
Synonyms: bleak, dreary, joyless
Antonyms: bright, cheerful, happy
dismantle
abode
acknowledge
dismal
Definition: doubt; the state of being unsure.
The traveler felt __________________ about which road to take.
Synonyms indecision, ambiguity, indefiniteness
Antonyms certainty, confidence, sureness
citrus
fruitless
infamous
uncertainty
Q. Definition: a group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals
There are many ________ of butterflies.
Synonym: breed
Antonym: none
vocation
poised
species
sham
Definition: evil, spiteful; painfully severe or extreme.
Be careful near lions because they can be _________with their sharp teeth and claws.
Synonyms: cruel, ferocious, violent
Antonyms: gentle
vista
vicious
docile
dumbfound
Definition: to make something happen or come into being as though by magic.
The basketball captain announced that the team would have to _________ up $200 to pay for uniforms this year.
Synonyms summon
aquire
aspire
chorus
conjure
Definition: being nice and generous to strangers or guests.
Marla was very ________________and gave me a warm hug when I arrived.
hospitable
abode
agitate
dismantle
Definition: to beg for something, or to ask very seriously.
She didn't like her babysitter, so she had no choice but to ___________her father to stay.
Synonyms: beg, beseech, plead with
dismal
abode
intensify
implore
