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WorksheetsVocab Week 8: Ambiguous and Grimace
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Unclear, having more than one meaning is _______.
ambiguous
grimace
meddle
antiquated
Ambiguous is a(n) _______.
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
The prefixes amb- and ambi- mean _______.
opposite
not
both
together or with
The suffix -ous means ______.
able, can do
full of or having
voice
like, or manner of
Sarah got lost trying to find her classes on the college campus because the directions were _________.
imperceptible
feasible
ambiguous
grimace
This picture best represents ________.
feasible
meddle
grimace
ambiguous
This picture best represents __________.
ambiguous
grimace
meddle
squalor
If something is confusing because it can be understood in more than one way it's ___________.
extricate
grimace
ambiguous
dilapidated
A synonym for ambiguous is __________.
agree
unclear
specific
smile
An antonym for ambiguous is _________.
smart
precise
possible
ignore
A facial contortion expressing pain, discomfort, or disgust is a _________.
grimace
imperceptible
incessantly
inadvertently
Grimace can be a ______ or ______ depending on how it's used in the sentence.
noun or verb
verb or adjective
noun or adverb
noun or adjective
By the _________ on her face, I knew her parents would NOT be happy by her report card.
grimace
dumbfounded
mesmerize
imperceptible
A synonym for grimace is _______.
wince
grin
possible
remove
An antonym for grimace is _________.
smile
frown
include
continue
This picture best represents _______.
grimace
incessantly
frivolous
mesmerize
This picture best represents ___________.
grimace
incessantly
extricate
meddle
Continuing for a long time without stopping is ______________.
imperceptible
incessantly
meddle
frivolous
Of little worth or importance is _________.
frivolous
imperceptible
extricate
dumbfounded
In a condition of disrepair, decay, or ruin is ________.
cacophony
dilapidated
squalor
vociferous
