WorksheetsBuilding Vocabulary Skills Chapter 5
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 14mins
to express indirectly; suggest
impact
idealistic
imply
illusion
something that gets in the way; barrier
erode
obstacle
erode
illusion
One who claims to be something he or she is not; an insincere person
hypocrite
novice
idealistic
obstacle
A false impression; a mistaken view of reality
novice
impact
endorse
illusion
To support; express approval of; to state in an ad that one supports a product or service; usually for a fee
imply
endorse
gruesome
erode
Horrible; shocking; frightful
idealistic
gruesome
hypocrite
impact
A beginner; someone new to a field or activity
idealistic
illusion
imply
novice
The force of one thing striking another
erode
obstacle
impact
imply
To gradually wear (something) away
erode
illusion
imply
endorse
Tending to emphasize ideals and principles over practical concerns
hypocrite
endorse
idealistic
impact
The major (a) to Hal's getting a promotion is his laziness.
The horror movie became too (a) for me to watch when the monster started eating people.
People lost in the desert sometimes experience the (a) that there is a lake right in front of them.
Harry is such a (a) . He cheats his customers while complaining about how hard it is to be an honest, struggling salesman.
Ballet dancers sometimes break their toes when they land with too great a(n) (a) after a leap.
Poems often (a) an idea. That is, they hint at the idea rather than state it directly.
An actress hired to (a) meat products on TV was fired when the producer learned she was a vegetarian.
Year after year, the waves continue to (a) the beach, wearing it away by constantly beating against it.
Because she was just out of college, Faye was a(n) (a) at interviewing job applicants.
