WorksheetsVocabulary Weeks 1-4 Review Practice #1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
to caution or advise against something, to scold mildly, to remind of a duty
circumspect
breach
admonish
brigand
v. to create an opening, break through
admonish
breach
brigand
efface
antonym: close, seal
admonish
breach
brigand
cumbersome
synonym: wary, guarded, prudent
breach
brigand
circumspect
admonish
synonym: to take over
admonish
commandeer
brigand
breach
Time had _____ almost all signs of the struggle that took place on that famous battlefield.
efface
deadlock
muddle
opinionated
Too much stress and too little sleep will almost certainly _____ a person's ability to concentrate.
muddle
predispose
perennial
spurious
My friend is so _________ that sometimes she will not listen to a reasonable proposal.
opinionated
efface
perennial
muddle
My genetic makeup seems to _______ me to colds and sore throats.
predispose
perennial
opinionate
muddle
(n) a standstill resulting from the opposition of two equal forces or fractions
debris
deadlock
diffuse
dilemma
(n.) scattered fragments, wreckage
cumbersome
deadlock
debris
diffuse
synonym: disperse
debris
deadlock
dilemma
diffuse
synonym: predicament, quandary, pickle, bind
deadlock
debris
diffuse
dilemma
v.) to let go, give up
salvage
relinquish
spasmodic
unbridled
adj. sudden and violent but brief, fitful, intermittent
spasmodic
salvage
deadlock
admonish
A garden of (a) is relatively easy to maintain.
Time had (a) almost all signs of the struggle that took place on that famous battlefield.
My genetic makeup seems to (a) me to colds and sore throats.
The rug was rolled up into such a(n) (a) bundle that it took four of us to carry it up the stairs.
The two sides in the lawsuit reached a(n) (a) when neither was willing to meet the other partway.
