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WorksheetsVocabulary 5th L
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
epicenter (noun)
a)
the point at the very center of something
b)
to irritate or provoke; extremely annoy
c)
to escape; to avoid doing or answering
d)
to increase in intensity or magnitude
2.
erupt (verb)
a)
to burst out suddenly
b)
to make a hole in, to dig or scoop out
c)
to irritate or provoke; extremely annoy
d)
to remove people from danger
3.
escalate (verb)
a)
to increase in intensity or magnitude
b)
a small part of a longer story
c)
to make a hole in, to dig or scoop out
d)
to escape; to avoid doing or answering
4.
evacuate (verb)
a)
to remove people from danger
b)
to put forth or into use; strenuous or vigorous action or effort
c)
a small part of a longer story
d)
to irritate or provoke; extremely annoy
5.
evade (verb)
a)
to escape; to avoid doing or answering
b)
to show, display, or expose to view
c)
to put forth or into use; strenuous or vigorous action or effort
d)
to make a hole in, to dig or scoop out
6.
exasperate (verb)
a)
to irritate or provoke; extremely annoy
b)
the point at the very center of something
c)
to show, display, or expose to view
d)
a small part of a longer story
7.
excavate (verb)
a)
to make a hole in, to dig or scoop out
b)
to burst out suddenly
c)
the point at the very center of something
d)
to put forth or into use; strenuous or vigorous action or effort
8.
excerpt (noun)
a)
a small part of a longer story
b)
to increase in intensity or magnitude
c)
to burst out suddenly
d)
to show, display, or expose to view
9.
exert (verb)
a)
to put forth or into use; strenuous or vigorous action or effort
b)
to remove people from danger
c)
to increase in intensity or magnitude
d)
the point at the very center of something
10.
exhibit (verb)
a)
to show, display, or expose to view
b)
to escape; to avoid doing or answering
c)
to remove people from danger
d)
to burst out suddenly
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