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WorksheetsVocab Set 4 - The Lottery
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
What word is defined as:
noisily turbulent; rowdy
perfunctory
interminable
civic
boisterous
What word is defined as:
to a great degree; in large amounts; a lot
profusely
jovial
lapse
petulant
What word is defined as:
of or relating to a citizen, a city, , a town, citizenship, or community affairs
perfunctory
boisterous
civic
profusely
What word is defined as:
an act of disapproval, or to tell someone, esp. officially, that their behavior is wrong and not acceptable
jovial
paraphernalia
reprimand
lapse
What word is defined as:
having or seeming to have no end; continuing for too long and therefore boring or annoying
interminable
boisterous
reprimand
paraphernalia
What word is defined as:
an assortment of items that are required for a specific task or activity
lapse
reprimand
civic
paraphernalia
What word is defined as:
characterized by routine or superficiality; mechanical; lacking in interest or enthusiasm
petulant
perfunctory
jovial
profusely
What word is defined as:
a slight error; a temporary deviation or fall; interruption; discontinuance
boisterous
perfunctory
interminable
lapse
What word is defined as:
insolent or rude in speech or behavior; characterized by temporary or capricious ill humor; peevish
petulant
profusely
interminable
civic
What word is defined as:
characterized by good-humored cheerfulness and conviviality; jolly
petulant
reprimand
jovial
paraphernalia
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The (a) crowd stamped their feet and loudly cheered for the NFL star after he scored a game-winning touchdown.
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After being stabbed in the torso, she bled (a) from her wound.
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Acting out of (a) duty, the voters refused to allow the possibly destructive pipeline to be placed in their city.
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Jung knew his dad would (a) him when he saw all the Fs on his report card.
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We spent hours winding through the (a) streets of London when we got lost.
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Over the years, Elizabeth has collected a huge amount of holiday (a) that she uses to decorate her home each year.
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Distracted as she was, she only spared the grocery list a (a) glance before she left.
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The robbers planned carefully to take advantage of the five-minute (a) of security in the room.
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The (a) actress who whines about everything on movie sets is disliked by her co-workers.
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Unlike many actors, Robert is always in a (a) mood and never fails to greet his fans with a warm smile.
