WorksheetsSadlier Oxford Level E Unit #4 11-20
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Pronunciation
in vul ner a ble
1st Syllable
in
2nd Syllable
vul
3rd Syllable
ner
4th Syllable
a
5th Syllable
ble
Pronunciation
om nisc ient
1st Syllable
om
2nd Syllable
nisc
3rd Syllable
ient
Part on Speech
nonchalant
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
Definition
having high moral standards, principled
cogent
supercilious
scrupulous
invulnerable
Synonym
wicked, sinister
nonchalant
malevolent
scrupulous
invulnerable
Antonym
an omniscient gaze
bashful
unknowing
understanding
wise
Antonym
supercilious regard
contemptuous
deferential
ingrained
healthy
Antonym
in a venial manner
refined
deceptive
aggressive
unforgivable
Antonym
appeared to be invulnerable
defenseless
immune
free
sequential
Fred Astaire, a move star until the min-1950s, made his reputation by being ____, able to appear unconcerned and cool as he danced his way out of one sticky cinematic station after another.
malevolent
finite
nonchalant
affiliated
Drug companies occasionally announce the discovery of a ___ for a deadly disease, giving victims of the disease new hope for being cured.
esteem
panacea
attainment
malevolence
A(n) _____ narrator in a novel is one who is all-seeing and all-knowing, able to get inside any character's head and tell readers what that character is thinking and feeling.
scrupulous
uncanny
nonchalant
omniscient
Synonym
an uncanny resemblance
inexplicable
disturbing
not right
worrisome
Defintion
to move about stealthily
venial
converge
skulk
expunge
Part of Speech
venial
adjective
adverb
noun
verb
