WorksheetsVocabulary and Grammar Practice 4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does 'adversary' mean?
characterized by facility or skill
an enemy or opponent
to drive out or remove from a home or place
showing or causing gloom
Which sentence uses 'banish' correctly?
The reporters were banished to another room.
The dictator banished everyone to stay in the country.
Neither one is correct.
Both are correct.
Is this a complete thought?
Peter Parker woke up in the middle of the party, confused by all the noise.
Yes
No
Is this a complete thought?
Looking for the door.
Yes
No
What does 'commotion' mean?
showing or causing gloom
to drive out or remove from a home or place
an agitated disturbance
to block off
Which sentence uses 'dismal' correctly?
The dismal classroom was bright and cheery.
The class had a dismal performance on the last test.
Neither one is correct.
Both are correct.
Is this a complete thought?
Sailed his pirate ship into the secret harbor.
Yes
No
Is this a complete thought?
Laughed at my joke, spitting out his water.
Yes
No
What does 'egregious' mean?
very bad and easily noticed
very hard to see or notice
to block off
an enemy or opponent
Which sentence uses 'eavesdrop' correctly?
The girl eavesdropped on her parents conversation.
They had to eavesdrop down the hill to find the road.
Neither one is correct.
Both are correct.
Is this a complete thought?
Harry bought a magic wand.
Yes
No
Is this a complete thought?
Because she loves rollercoasters.
Yes
No
What does 'deft' mean?
afraid that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen
showing or causing gloom
to block off
characterized by facility or skill
Which sentence uses 'apprehensive' correctly?
He was quite apprehensive about the surgery.
She gave me an apprehensive look.
Neither one is correct.
Both are correct.
Is this a complete thought?
He always brings a compass.
Yes
No
Is this a complete thought?
Since Mufasa made a Twitter account.
Yes
No
What word means the same thing as 'egregious'?
obvious
mindful
expert
overhear
What word means the opposite of 'conspicuous'?
overhear
cheerful
unnoticeable
open
Is this a complete thought?
Annoyed by the spelling mistakes in the article.
Yes
No
Is this a complete thought?
She will start chugging her root beer float.
Yes
No
