WorksheetsVocab Week 6 - Agreement/Disagreement
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Accord
To give or grant. Formal agreement or settlement.
Agreement, acceptance, or permission given.
Opposite or opposed to; completely different
To support with new facts or evidence; to comfirm
Consent
To give or grant. Formal agreement or settlement.
Agreement, acceptance, or permission given.
Opposite or opposed to; completely different
To support with new facts or evidence; to comfirm
Contrary
To give or grant. Formal agreement or settlement.
Agreement, acceptance, or permission given.
Opposite or opposed to; completely different
To support with new facts or evidence; to comfirm
Corroborate
To give or grant. Formal agreement or settlement.
Agreement, acceptance, or permission given.
Opposite or opposed to; completely different
To support with new facts or evidence; to comfirm
Friction
Conflict or tension caused by a disagreement or clash.
Rude, disrespectfully bold; insulting.
To discuss something in an attempt to reach agreement.
A formal agreement; treaty.
Insolent
Conflict or tension caused by a disagreement or clash.
Rude, disrespectfully bold; insulting.
To discuss something in an attempt to reach agreement.
A formal agreement; treaty.
Negotiate
Conflict or tension caused by a disagreement or clash.
Rude, disrespectfully bold; insulting.
To discuss something in an attempt to reach agreement.
A formal agreement; treaty.
Pact
Conflict or tension caused by a disagreement or clash.
Rude, disrespectfully bold; insulting.
To discuss something in an attempt to reach agreement.
A formal agreement; treaty.
Rapport
Conflict or tension caused by a disagreement or clash.
Rude, disrespectfully bold; insulting.
To discuss something in an attempt to reach agreement.
A relationship of shared trust or understanding.
Rift
Conflict or tension caused by a disagreement or clash.
Rude, disrespectfully bold; insulting.
A break in friendly relations; a disagreement.
A relationship of shared trust or understanding.
Copernicus's theory that the Earth was not the center of the solar system was _______ to what most people believed at the time.
insolent
contrary
negotiated
consented
Randy was sent to his room for being ______
corroborative
negotiable
insolent
consenting
The ______ between the sisters was so bad that they stopped talking to each other.
rift
pact
accord
consent
There was no evidence to ______ the suspect's alibi
accord
negotiate
consent
corroborate
The members of the club made a _____ never to allow outsiders in their clubhouse.
rift
rapport
pact
negotiation
The _____ were difficult, but the two parties finally reached an agreement.
corroborations
negotiations
pacts
accords
The Constitution _____ the federal government fairly limited powers.
negotiates
corroborates
accords
consents
During the holidays, _____ among relatives can result in heated arguments.
friction
negotiation
corroboration
accord
The coach developed a great _____ with his players because he was fair.
pact
rift
corroboration
rapport
Students need parental _____ to join the Chess Club.
friction
consent
insolence
pact
