WorksheetsGolden Goblet Vocab 10-12
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Doggedly-(adverb)
not continuous
said using a minimum of words
stubborn
suddenly
Intermittent (adjective)
not continuous
said using a minimum of words
stubborn
suddenly
Laconically-(adverb)
not continuous
said using a minimum of words
stubborn
suddenly
Abruptly (adv)
not continuous
said using a minimum of words
stubborn
suddenly
Staccato (adjective)
short disconnected sounds
extreme focus on something
avoids hurting someone’s feelings
free will
Tactfully (adverb)
short disconnected sounds
extreme focus on something
avoids hurting someone’s feelings
free will
Preoccupation (noun)
short disconnected sounds
extreme focus on something
avoids hurting someone’s feelings
free will
Accord (noun)
short disconnected sounds
extreme focus on something
avoids hurting someone’s feelings
free will
Enigmatic (adjective)
a humiliating failure
(noun) dangerous and dishonest person
mysterious
foolishly dangerous
Audacious (adjective)
a humiliating failure
(noun) dangerous and dishonest person
mysterious
foolishly dangerous
Fiasco (noun)
a humiliating failure
(noun) dangerous and dishonest person
mysterious
foolishly dangerous
Rogue (noun)
a humiliating failure
(noun) dangerous and dishonest person
mysterious
foolishly dangerous
Idly (adv)
seems like one thing, but is another
doing nothing
said using a minimum of words
quick movements
ostensibly (adv)
seems like one thing, but is another
doing nothing
said using a minimum of words
quick movements
Convulsively (adv)
seems like one thing, but is another
doing nothing
said using a minimum of words
quick movements
