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WorksheetsHow to talk about what goes on
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
What verb, ending in -ate, means:
to exhaust?
to scold severely?
to deny oneself?
(With reference to the word in Italics do you answer the following)
Should you feel enervated after a good night's sleep?
Yes
No
Helpful: Aspirin doesn't cure any diseases. Yet this popular and inexpensive drug is universally used to lighten and relieve various unpleasant symptoms of disease: aches and pains, fever, inflammations etc.,
What verb expresses the action of aspirin?
to alleviate
to intimate
to surrender is C (a)
Complete exhaustion
enervation
castigation
abnegation
alleviation
Being altruistic is always good affair. You are selfless and self-sacrificing. You always take the other desires first and even when there is a conflict, You try to show concern. For any difference, You can't bear and leave a low esteem towards you. That means, You do______
to simulate
to alleviate
to self-abnegate
Do motorists who have been caught speeding sometimes start castigating the police officer
Yes
No
Which verb from the following ending in -ate, means:
to exhaust?
to enervate
to castigate
to simulate
Which verb from the following ending in -ate, means:
to scold severely?
to enervate
to castigate
to ab-negate
Which verb from the following ending in -ate, means:
to pretend?
to intimate
to alleviate
to simulate
enervated-exhilarated
same
opposite
castigate-praise
same
opposite
intimate-hint
same
opposite
vacillate-decide
same
opposite
Pretend is s_______________
simulate
self-abnegate
scold is c_________
castigate
commiserate
recapitulate is summarize
true
false
Saying No to oneself
self abnegation
self appraisal
self sustain
to surrender means ______
castigate
decapitate
recapitulate
vacillatory and oscillate
same
opposite
