WorksheetsNight: Chapters 2-3 Vocabulary
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
In a way that cannot be changed, reversed, or recovered
irrevocably
hermetically
surreptitiously
The ____ woman attended church and prayed every day.
billeted
pious
leprous
In a hurry and upset by the traffic, the driver hurled ____ at everyone in his path.
phylacteries
barracks
penury
invectives
If they fail to seal the crack in the hull _____, the boat will surely sink.
hermetically
surreptitiously
irrevocably
plaintively
To declare holy
rescind
tumult
sanctify
satisfy
In the ____ of the storm, the campers lost most of their gear.
rebbe
tumult
invectives
lucidity
A Jewish spiritual leader
partisan
rebbe
edict
Those in care at a ____ home are recovering from illness or surgery.
convalescent
veritable
wizened
The soldiers were ____ by their commanding officer for failing to keep the ____ tidy.
rescinded; lucidity
wizened; tumult
harangued; barracks
Clarity of expression
alacrity
apparatus
delusion
lucidity
The ____ methods of child-rearing today are very different from those of the early 1900s.
prevailing
harangued
billeted
pious
Shriveled or wrinkled with age
rescinded
wizened
harangued
billeted
The field trip was a ____ disaster; the bus got a flat tire, the museum closed early, and several students lost their lunch money.
waiflike
leprous
veritable
surreptitious
Suffering from leprosy, an infectious skin disease
leprous
lupus
litigious
