Worksheets7 - Vocabulary - Fix the Mistake
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
We haven’t played our rivals Hollister High since the last game ended in a massive retort.
brawl
potential
gaudy
peevish
My friend Matt just started writing rhymes a few months ago, but his music shows a lot of vista.
potential
gaudy
peevish
illiterate
Mr. Wendell’s neon-green truck is pretty lavish; I sure wouldn’t want to drive it.
gaudy
peevish
illiterate
flawed
My dog gets a little acclaimed when I make him sleep out on the porch, but he snores too much when I let him sleep with me.
peevish
illiterate
flawed
acclaim
Jared never turns in his book reports; I’m worried he might be docile.
illiterate
flawed
acclaim
acrid
The house was built with only three walls because the blueprints were deeply gaudy.
flawed
acclaim
acrid
retort
I’ve read a lot of critical potential for that new sci-fi show; it sounds amazing.
acclaim
acrid
retort
lavish
This lemon is so braggart it’s practically burning a hole through my tongue.
acrid
retort
lavish
braggart
When Karen accused you of being the teacher’s pet, your flaw was hilarious.
retort
lavish
braggart
vicious
For our vacation, we’re going to stay in a vicious resort in the Bahamas with three swimming pools and massage chairs in every room.
lavish
braggart
vicious
dumbfounded
Rita is such a brawler; if I hear her mention her “mad bowling skills” one more time, I’m going to scream.
braggart
vicious
dumbfounded
docile
Snow leopards may look cute and harmless, but they can be peevish animals if they feel threatened.
vicious
dumbfounded
docile
vista
I was so illiterate when my parents told me they were getting a divorce; I just stood there in silence for 10 minutes.
dumbfounded
docile
vista
flawed
Roger’s puppy is so dumbfounded he wouldn’t even bark in a room full of cats.
docile
vista
braggart
vicious
We took a hot-air balloon ride and looked down upon a beautiful acrid of the city.
vista
potential
brawl
illiterate
