WorksheetsVocabulary Nov. 15
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 10mins
to keep something going; continue
concede
deter
disclose
denounce
sustain
James is planning a party and wants to make it extremely fancy with a lot of decorations. Which of the following words best describes his party?
STRIKE
EXTRAVAGANT
TAUNTING
SHABBY
The woman was very _______, always trying to save money and avoid unnecessary expenses.
Frugal
Enlarge
Sturdy
Swerve
Mr. Looney is very cheap, or as some people call it thrifty. A similar word for thrifty is __________.
englightment
accumulate
frugal
rampage
Definition:
extremely lavish or abundant
Extravagent
Casual
Notable
Facetious
thrifty
frugal
cower
debris
custodian
Never ending or changing.
Elusive
Perpetual
Boggle
Unkulele
more expensive than necessary or reasonable; luxurious
capacity
disgruntled
abruptly
extravagant
to provide with the basic needs, to keep something going or living
prosperous
thriving
sustain
impact
Which of the following means "never ending or changing"
predate
precede
potent
perpetual
Which of the following uses perpetual correctly?
When the storm knocked out power out for days, we sat in perpetual darkness.
I love when the lights flicker, it feels perpetual.
My pencil is perpetual in length.
The bug is perpetually long.
He should not drinlk this water because it has _ in it.
(a)
True or False: Frugal - economical, avoiding waste and luxury.
True
False
The bridge looked strong but but the arch did not look like it would _ all the weight of cars.
(a)
Jet lag affects most long-distance travelers
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
When hospital nurses change from a day shift to a night shift,
for example
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
Mr. Crabs may appear to be _ beacause he doesn't want to spend his money but he is actually stingy.
(a)
spending, costing, or using more than is required; a thing that costs more than one can afford; the quality of being wasteful or spending more than is necessary
sustain
peril
conserve
extravagant
something that is harmful or dirty
contaminate
aggravate
vital
impurity
lasting or seeming to last forever or for a long time; continuous
perpetual
sustain
resource
accumulate
