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Vocab Week 7

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

brisk

a)

moving quickly, as in walking

b)

to stay for awhile before leaving

c)

to mix or join with others

d)

Having quick and skillful movements

2.

linger

a)

moving quickly, as in walking

b)

to stay for awhile before leaving

c)

to mix or join with others

d)

Having quick and skillful movements

3.

mingle

a)

moving quickly, as in walking

b)

to stay for awhile before leaving

c)

to mix or join with others

d)

Having quick and skillful movements

4.

nimble

a)

moving quickly, as in walking

b)

to stay for awhile before leaving

c)

to mix or join with others

d)

Having quick and skillful movements

5.

Perpetual

a)

lasting forever or for a very long time. Constant; continuing without interruption.

b)

To walk in a slow, relaxed manner

c)

To run hurriedly with quick, short steps.

d)

Staying in one place; not moving around much.

6.

Saunter

a)

lasting forever or for a very long time. Constant; continuing without interruption.

b)

To walk in a slow, relaxed manner

c)

To run hurriedly with quick, short steps.

d)

Staying in one place; not moving around much.

7.

Scurry

a)

lasting forever or for a very long time. Constant; continuing without interruption.

b)

To walk in a slow, relaxed manner

c)

To run hurriedly with quick, short steps.

d)

Staying in one place; not moving around much.

8.

Sedentary

a)

lasting forever or for a very long time. Constant; continuing without interruption.

b)

To walk in a slow, relaxed manner

c)

To run hurriedly with quick, short steps.

d)

Staying in one place; not moving around much.

9.

Stride

a)

lasting forever or for a very long time. Constant; continuing without interruption.

b)

To walk in a slow, relaxed manner

c)

To run hurriedly with quick, short steps.

d)

To walk quickly with long steps. A long step. Steps forward, progress.

10.

Totter

a)

lasting forever or for a very long time. Constant; continuing without interruption.

b)

To walk in a slow, relaxed manner

c)

To move unsteadily, as if about to fall or collapse.

d)

To walk quickly with long steps. A long step. Steps forward, progress.