Worksheets10ON Vocabulary Test Units 1-3 2022
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 7hrs 10mins
Parts of speech:
bastion
noun
verb
adjective
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cognitive
noun
verb
adjective
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swoon
noun
verb
adjective
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insidious
noun
verb
adjective
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clamber
noun
verb
adjective
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jalopy
noun
verb
adjective
Parts of speech:
muffle
noun
verb
adjective
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stimulus
noun
verb
adjective
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contemptuous
noun
verb
adjective
extreme happiness, cheerfulness, and joy
pallid
jalopy
ebullience
commune
to stare openly or stupidly
commune
gawk
squat
errant
misbehaving, outside of the "proper" bounds
incantation
obscure
smirk
errant
secretly or sneakily causing harm, treacherous
frieze
insidious
hiatus
swoon
a sculptured or richly ornamented band, usually on a building or piece of furniture
shudder
cogntive
innate
frieze
lacking energy or enthusiasm
listless
shudder
innate
exemplar
a break or pause in activity
squat
pallid
hiatus
bastion
It turned out that my packages had been stolen not by neighborhood thieves, but by an _______________ postal employee.
pallid
foliage
solemn
errant
Ms. Schaefer stands at a rather ______________ height at just 5’1, so it is not uncommon for her to wear platform shoes to work.
diminutive
dissonance
intrigue
stupor
There are several _______________ tests that a student must pass to be considered Gifted by Fulton County Schools’ standards.
innate
intrigue
cognitive
exemplar
The shocking news about the car accident left my mother in a concerning and still ______________.
smirk
stupor
strident
gesticulate
The three witches sat around the cauldron and recited an ________________.
incantation
obscure
bristle
vestibule
You have to walk through the ___________ first to get through to the rest of the school.
swoon
dissonance
vestibule
bastion
Sarah gets A+'s on all her essays and therefore is an __________ writer.
exemplar
insidious
listless
solemn
Nigel hoped that a week of sun on the beaches of southern Italy would help cure him of his _______________ complexion, which his friends had described as “like the belly of a dead frog”.
clamor
errant
strident
pallid
My mother can be rather unforgivingly ____________ about her views.
strident
diminutive
gesticulate
errant
Become one with; feel close spiritual contact; share intimate, deep, spiritual feelings with someone
gawk
commune
muffle
languid
slow, unhurried
dexterity
suitor
languid
obscure
Hair or fur standing away from skin—especially in fear or anger
droll
recessed
bristle
clamor
thick, stubby, short and wide
muffle
shudder
monotonous
squat
uttered or sounded in one unvarying tone : marked by a sameness of pitch and intensity
monotonous
frieze
stupor
intrigue
Something mysterious or fascinating; the secret plotting and planning of something illicit
insidious
intrigue
ebullience
swoon
a state of bewilderment or ecstasy
hiatus
specious
swoon
innate
The French army failed to make it past the British ___________ that sat at the end of the harbor.
clamor
bastion
dissonance
frieze
The Braves' fans felt ___________ after the ref made an unfair call about a play.
insidious
gesticulate
stimulus
indignant
The mystery novel was popular because the plot offered lots of _____________ that kept readers guessing what came next.
intrigue
swoon
cogntive
jalopy
Paul's old _________ broke down on the side of the road yesterday.
jalopy
specious
stupor
vestibule
I have had the ____________ desire to play the piano since I was four and went to my first concert.
cognitive
solemn
innate
indignant
to make something quieter and prevent sound
languid
commune
droll
muffle
musical notes that clash or a disagreement
stimulus
languid
dissonance
strident
Ms. Sanders told us that this chemical would act as a ____________ for an explosive reaction, so we better be careful.
insidious
stimulus
bristle
hackles
hackles is a ___________, whereas bristle is a __________.
noun...verb
noun...adjective
adjective...verb
adverb...verb
Hermione was not accustomed to having any __________-s, but that all changed when Viktor Krum asked her out to the Yule Ball.
suitor
vestibule
jalopy
foliage
foliage
noun
adjective
verb
