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Worksheetsunit 8 level B
Total questions: 86
Worksheet time: 51mins
foolish
a hurricane
To force out from a property is to
decrease
capsize
pervade
evict
The central point or heart of a matter is the
onslaught
remnant
catastrophe
nub
A bicycle that has turned aside sharply has
quenched
swerved
quench
swerve
If a neighbor is inclined to argue, he or she could be described as
abnormal
insubordinate
disputatious
legible
Which of the following might be another word for exceed?
pervade
quench
legible
outstrip
Which of the following could not be used to replace abnormal (sentence 1)?
unnatural
typical
freakish
anomalous
To capsize (sentence 6) is to
speed away
tip over
stop moving
sway gently
Which of the following words could be used to replace prudent (sentence 7)?
cautious
unwise
rash
foolish
Which of the following might be another word for douse?
decrease
capsize
quench
swerve
An event that happens at the same time as another can be described as
prudent
simultaneous
legible
disputatious
A signature that is easily read can be described as
disputatious
abnormal
prudent
legible
To appoint as a priest or minister is to
ordain
outstrip
pervade
swerve
A sudden attack by an enemy army might be referred to as a(n)
nub
incentive
flourish
onslaught
Which of the following is the opposite of obedient?
legible
insubordinate
simultaneous
prudent
It is quite _____________________ to have 60 degree weather in January.
abnormal
legible
prudent
nub
synonym: outdo, surpass, outperform
onslaught
outstrip
simultaneous
swerve
They went to a play on Saturday afternoon.
What is the simple predicate?
Saturday
Afternoon
a play
went
He was an innocent _____ who was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
ratify
quibble
bystander
stifle
Pollsters will _____ the area to see who is getting the most votes in the election.
Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
casual
ordeal
stifle
canvass
She didn't want to see the pyramids because she knew the heat would _____ her lips
Which word BEST COMPLETES this sentence?
flounder
parch
vital
downtrodden
Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:
(v.) To move or act clumsily and in confusion; To have great difficulty with something
flounder
stifle
quibble
parch
Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:
(adj.) Giving a clear and effective picture; Vivid and lifelike
gruesome
casual
graphic
downtrodden
Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:
(v.) To make or become dry and thirsty through intense heat; To shrivel from heat
stifle
canvass
parch
downtrodden
Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:
(n.) An unpleasant, painful or difficult experience
parch
regal
ordeal
puny
The word PUNY
BEST COMPLETES which sentence below?
Wilber from Charlottes Web was the _____ pig of the litter but he grew to an enormous size.
Pollsters will _____ the area to see who is getting the most votes in the election.
The people wanted congress to _____ the amendment to the Constitution.
She didn't want to see the pyramids because she knew the heat would _____ her lips
The word GRAPHIC
BEST COMPLETES which sentence below?
When we go on a long car trip we pack _____ necessities like food, water, gas and videos.
The colorful book showed _____ detail of the picturesque landscapes of the Grand Canyon.
His monster movie was so _____ that I had nightmares for a week.
The ruler of Siam was a(n) _____ ruler of his Country because he treated his subjects well.
Which word MOST NEARLY matches the antonyms:
slow down; brake
CASUAL
ACCELERATE
BYSTANDER
CANVASS
Maybe if we had done something, we could have stopped the Holocaust from happening.
Which vocab word am I?
ordeal
bystander
melancholy
erode
Even though we're now free, we have to find our way through a country who doesn't want us.
What vocabulary word are we?
stifle
puny
downtrodden
persist
I pick out the tiniest details and begin the silliest fights.
Which vocabulary word am I?
quibble
entice
casual
puny
I'm rolling down hill, gaining momentum. You'll never slow me down.
Which vocabulary word am I?
ordeal
momentum
ratify
accelerate
I'm official. It's confirmed.
Which vocab word am I?
regal
ratify
vital
casual
The Battle of Gettysburg. The Somme. D-Day.
gruesome
melancholy
downtrodden
quibble
Choose the correct word to this definition: to continue steadily in a course of action.
persist
puny
casual
stiffle
Let's not (a) over details
To approve, give formal approval to , confirm
ratify
canvass
parch
regal
Choose all of the correct words that have this definition: One who observes, a person present but not taking part
bystander
onlooker
observer
player
To be less than normal strength or size is to be (a)
The queen looked very ______ on the throne.
regal
melancholy
graphic
erode
What words mean to smother, prevent from breathing; to hold back?
snuff
stifle
suppress
super
It is (a) that you take this test on Thursday.
What word means to wear away gradually, eat away?
erode
nurture
explode
eroad
The car needs to ________ to make the green light.
accelerate
decelerate
stop
brake
The children need to _________ to ask for donations for the school play
canvass
canvas
walk
sit
Choose all of the synonyms to "entice"
lure
attract
sicken
revolt
What word means to happen by chance or on an irregular basis; informal?
casual
ordeal
flounder
puny
(a) means treated unfairly and cruelly, oppressed
I was very (a) after my workout today.
Check all the synonyms of ordeal
trauma
hardship
pleasure
party
What word means to thrash about in a clumsy way
flounder
erode
stifle
quibble
Check all of the antonyms for "gruesome"
gory
pleasant
appealing
hideous
The movie we watched in school made me feel so (a)
What word means lifelike, relating to the pictorial arts
graphic
canvass
persist
picture
