WorksheetsVocabulary Unit 2 Blue Book
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
An old story that explains why something is or how it came to be; something imaginary.
myth
fragile
scamper
inspire
To compare for differences.
misleading
depress
abandoned
contrast
To run or move quickly or playfully.
shrewd
scamper
rampage
convert
The fact of deserving something; a quality that deserves reward or praise; worth or value.
babble
dispute
merit
agile
Having to do with an idea or quality rather than an object; hard to understand; (in art) with little likeness to real people or things.
abstract
carefree
shrewd
abandoned
To guide, excite, uplift, or encourage; to bring about or cause.
bristle
coarse
inspire
novice
Serious, important, or grave.
accept
grumbled
convict
earnest
To shake or tremble.
blooper
quiver
villain
noble
To show to be fair or right; to give good reasons for.
justify
misleading
strategy
villian
To argue, debate, quarrel over; to question or doubt the truth of.
impressive
shrewd
dispute
abandon
Tending to give a wrong idea, often on purpose.
villain
shrewd
misleading
justify
Showing clever judgment and practical understanding.
shrewd
villain
misleading
justify
A carefully made plan or plot; a plan of military operations.
strategy
convert
productive
numerous
To give up on completely; to leave with no intention of returning.
assault
dispute
abandon
shrewd
Having a strong effect, commanding attention.
impressive
earnest
abandon
convert
Many or very many.
quiver
justify
shrewd
numerous
Making or capable of making large amounts of; giving good results.
impressive
assault
productive
justify
To change from one form to another. A person who has changed from one opinion, belief, or religion to another.
quiver
convert
abandon
impressive
A violent attack.
assault
abandon
convert
scamper
An evil or wicked person or character, especially in a story or play.
shrewd
merit
villain
earnest
He tried to _________ his behavior by saying that he was being pressured unfairly by by the other kids.
mislead
shrewd
inspire
justify
The article was ________, and the newspaper has apologized.
misleading
justified
villain
quiver
By the time the rebel troops arrived, the village had already been __________.
villain
abandoned
impressive
earnest
He was jailed for ________.
strategy
myth
convert
assault
Captain Hook was a nasty _______ who tried to kidnap Tinkerbell and kill Peter Pan.
quiver
assault
villain
merit
My uncle is a _________ businessman.
shrewd
quiver
abandon
numerous
She'd not yet figured out how to _______ their measures of distance to miles.
scamper
convert
dispute
villain
The coach called a time-out to discuss _________.
scamper
convert
earnest
strategy
"I saw her on ________ occasions."
abstract
dispute
numerous
villain
The long _______ was finally settled between the girl and boy.
dispute
myth
shrewd
merit
Her acting is consistently ________ in her movies.
quiver
impressive
convert
strategy
Some staff members are more ________ than others.
productive
myth
assault
strategy
Nobody believes in the ______ about human beings becoming immortals.
contrast
earnest
scamper
myth
One organizational pattern Mr. Chamberlain taught us this year was Compare & _______.
chronological
solution
contrast
trouble
Watching the squirrel ________ up the sidewalk was the highlight of the toddler's day.
convert
shrewd
scamper
inspire
His good work _______ a raise.
assault
merits
shrewd
misleading
I cannot distinguish any defined shapes within the artist's _______ painting.
abandon
abstract
justify
quiver
The teacher _______ his students to succeed in school.
abandoned
productive
inspired
disputed
He is very ________ in everything he does, and takes himself very seriously.
earnest
quiver
convert
villain
The archer pulled the arrow from the ________.
earnest
villain
shrewd
quiver
