WorksheetsVocab Set 2 - We Can Get Them for You Wholesale
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
What word is defined as:
conversational; not formal or literary; more suitable for use in speech than in writing
nonchalant
audacity
squabble
colloquial
What word is defined as:
morally crude; crass; offensive in language or profanely indecent
affluent
vulgar
conspicuous
immaterial
What word is defined as:
feeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed; not displaying anxiety, interest, or enthusiasm
nonchalant
colloquial
affluent
vulgar
What word is defined as:
marked by high spirits; exultant; ecstatically happy
cupidity
vulgar
elated
nonchalant
What word is defined as:
obvious to the eye or mind; attracting attention; striking
conspicuous
elated
squabble
colloquial
What word is defined as:
greed for money or possessions
audacity
conspicuous
vulgar
cupidity
What word is defined as:
having an abundance of money, goods or riches; wealthy
affluent
elated
immaterial
squabble
What word is defined as:
of no substantial consequence; unimportant
irrelevant; not consisting of matter; incorporeal
audacity
immaterial
affluent
cupidity
What word is defined as:
a minor fight or noisy altercation, usually over petty matters
conspicuous
nonchalant
squabble
elated
What word is defined as:
rude or disrespectful behavior; a confident and daring quality is often seen as shocking or rude
cupidity
audacity
colloquial
immaterial
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In 2021, India was hit by infections of black fungus, the (a) term for mucormycosis.
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Although the actress seemed innocent and sweet in photos, she was (a) in person.
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I acted (a) to play it cool, but really, I was panicking inside.
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Helena was (a) to find her lost cats after they were missing for two weeks.
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The Eiffel Tower is a very (a) landmark in Paris, standing at 1000 feet tall.
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Despite his wealth, he was not generous at all, but was a man of (a) .
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The Walton family, the most (a) family in the US, derives their fortune from Walmart.
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He ignored the (a) part of the lecture and focused on topics that would be on the exam.
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The old couple was known to (a) about even the most trivial things.
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After the bank robbery, the robber had the (a) to leave a rude note for the police.
