WorksheetsUnit 10 Vocabulary
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 4mins
Definition: to continue steadily in an action; to refuse to stop or be changed; to last, remain.
According to the weather reports, the snow will __________ all day.
Synonyms: continue, last, carry on
Antonyms: give up, quit
permanent
persist
rant
wrath
Definition: calm, controlled and self-assured.
Jena looked __________________ as she confidently gave a speech to the large crowd.
Synonyms self-confident, self-assured
uncertainty
prior
pending
poised
Definition: something that comes after something else, especially a book or movie that continues the story of an earlier work.
The ______________to my favorite movie came out a few years after the first one.
Antonyms: original
reprimand
sequel
supervise
abode
Definition: a thing or event that is disastrous or terrible.
Hurricane Katrina was a ___________ that caused many people to lose their homes.
Synonyms: disaster, catastrophe, hardship
Antonyms: blessing, success, fortune
substantial
tragedy
simultaneously
void
Definition: needing fast action or attention.
My boss said that the client's email was _______________and that I should answer it within the hour.
Synonyms critical, pressing
sullen
toxic
urgent
wary
Definition: to move back suddenly as though in pain or fear.
Having cut his arm pretty badly, Wade __________whenever he accidentally touched it.
Synonyms flinch, recoil
rupture
throb
trivial
wince
Definition: to have a strong and earnest desire.
Because they are given very little freedom, the children ____________ to run around and play outside.
Synonyms: crave, hunger, long
Antonyms: dislike, dread
sham
shirk
vocation
yearn
Definition: to admit that something is real or true; to express that you know someone or something.
After being beaten three times in a row, Keema had to _______________that Stacey was the better ball player.
Synonyms: grant, concede, recognize
Antonyms: deny, reject
abode
dismal
acknowledge
agitate
Definition: unknown or unnamed.
Peter received an ______________ note in his locker. He wondered who had written it.
Synonyms: incognito, nameless, secret
Antonyms: known, recognized
anonymous
homage
grimy
hurtle
Definition: without much hope; cold and dreary.
To some people who don't have many choices, the future can seem _______________.
Synonyms: dismal, dreary, gloomy
Antonyms: promising, bright, sunny
bleak
capricious
catastrophe
concur
Definition: a person killed or injured in a war or accident.
Amazingly, there was not a single ___________ in the plane crash.
Synonyms: sufferer, victim
lethal
magnitude
legitimate
casualty
Definition: to separate from.
When Rafael goes climbing, he uses his carabiners to attach and ______________himself from the ropes.
Synonyms: disconnect, unfasten
Antonyms: affix, attach
detach
endure
gruesome
legacy
