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WorksheetsLOTF Vocabulary
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 28mins
intending to do harm
contemptuous
blatant
malicious
flippant
rebellious against authority
contemptuous
mutinous
oppressive
malicious
to laugh at and mock with contempt and hatred
discern
jeer
exile
acquit
a state of commotion, noise, and confusion
tirade
tumult
jeer
a speech of violent denunciation (accusation)
jeer
tumult
tirade
not revealing one's thoughts or feelings readily
malicious
oppressive
flippant
reticent
completely obvious
oppressive
blatant
contemptuous
flippant
Reticent means
droll
restrained
inappropriate
drastic
Contemptuous means
melancholic
scornful
conceited
devoted
Which of these would most likely feel oppressive?
a television sitcom
gloomy organ music
an ointment applied to a rash
fresh fruit in summer
Jeer means to
attest
revert
tout
scoff
Tumult means
helm
denial
stall
commotion
A _______ is a state of noisy confusion.
temerity
tumult
adversary
jeer
Mutinous means
insubordinate
irritated
fluid
detectable
A tirade is a
pledge
farce
omen
rant
Someone who is ________ enjoys hurting or embarrassing others.
malicious
reticent
belligerent
poignant
If a principal steps into a classroom and is greeted by a ________ of voices, with the teacher shouting for his kids' attention, she will not be pleased.
oppressive
reticent
tumult
blatant
Oppressive means
without civilization
soft and gentle
burdensome or severe
belonging to a city
If you're writing a book about good and evil, you'll want to come up with a truly _________ character to do all the bad stuff.
empathetic
flippant
somber
malicious
Reticent means
affluent
taciturn
transient
benign
I saw that he was no house cat to be tamed, but a malicious cat, even a dangerous one.
In this sentence, malicious means...
suspicious
vicious
rebellious
courteous
Blatant means
exhausted
fictitious
obvious
eternal
Malicious means
frightened
hostile
honest
sorrowful
When a parent scolds a teenager for missing a curfew or blowing off a test and the teen snaps back, "Whatever," you could say the teen is being __________.
squalid
auspicious
flippant
reticent
Where would one most likely hear a tirade?
at a political protest rally
in an operating room
on a beach at high tide
at a concert choir performance
Flippant means
frivolous
dauntless
discriminating
commodious
Tumult means
uproar
bliss
integrity
exposure
Which of the following best represents a mutinous act?
deckhands overthrowing the captain of a ship
a pack of dogs surrounding a single cat
a thief returning goods from a previous heist
students graduating from high school
If you're ________ about your feelings, you like to keep them to yourself, and you're probably quiet in rowdy groups where everyone is talking over each other.
reticent
belligerent
contemptuous
empathetic
to jeer means
to franchise
to mock
to discuss
to narrate
Think of ______ as an anti-cheer. If you offer cheers for the visiting team and ________s for the home team, you might not be too popular in the stands.
acquit
jeer
discern
slander
Borrow and lose your roommate’s clothes one too many times, and you can bet you’ll be treated to a heated ____________.
exile
adversary
solace
tirade
To be __________ is to behave this way, like when the entire class rises up against a substitute teacher.
tacit
poignant
mutinous
cautionary
Don't get caught in a ___________ lie, because you won't be able to weasel your way out of it.
ominous
mutinous
empathetic
blatant
A _______ is a revolt, when the led no longer obey the leader.
adversary
mutiny
tirade
As a noun, a ______ is a taunt, a jibe, or an insult.
discern
acquit
jeer
exile
Reticent means
undemonstrative
jubilant
pragmatic
unappreciative
Contemptuous means
remarkable
disdainful
foreign
confortable
blatant
driven insane
taken over by night
conspicuous
filled with melancholy
_________________ can be something that crushes your spirit, like a bad relationship, or something that crushes you with its tyranny, like the _________ rule of a dictator.
vile
oppressive
succinct
flippant
If you insult someone or dismiss them in a hateful way, you're being __________.
contemptuous
reticent
cautionary
auspicious
Which of the following would most likely be considered flippant?
a joke at a funeral
a difficult homework assignment
a wedding ceremony
a gymnastics routine
Contemptuous means
deeply influenced
deceptive
reflecting deep emotion
expressing extreme scorn
During all those years he had never heard from any of his masters a flippant word: it was they who had taught him christian doctrine and urged him to live a good life and, when he had fallen into grievous sin, it was they who had led him back to grace.
In this sentence, flippant means
expressing leave-taking
showing and inappropriate lack of seriousness
extremely harmful or bringing ruin
meddling and offensive
Malicious means
rugged
spiteful
pathetic
strange
Mutinous means
in a state of open rebellion
happening again and again
associated with a church
incapable of being perceived by the senses
Blatant means
without any attempt to conceal
lack of judgment
isolated
failing in duty
not showing a serious or respectful attitude
malicious
flippant
reticent
weighing heavily on the senses or spirit
The opposite of reticent is
refined
sturdy
bold
An angry ________ posted on his Twitter page about the way he was treated by Southwest Airlines last weekend has fueled a wave of protests from some angry passengers while other travelers have stood by the airline's decision.
tumult
adversary
tirade
Tumult means
a state of extreme happiness
a condition of distress
a state of commotion, noise, and confusion
having something in common with others
Ivory Coast's military says it has launched an operation to "restore order" after three consecutive days of protests by _______ soldiers.
cautionary
auspicious
mutinous
vile
There are catcalls, ________ and cheers, whistles and claps.
tumults
exiles
jeers
treating a person or a thing as if it is beneath consideration, worthless, or deserving scorn
malicious
flippant
reticent
contemptuous
His reply was casual to the point of sarcasm and disrespect.
It was ________________.
furtive
somber
oppressive
flippant
