WorksheetsSometimes a Dream Needs a Push - Vocabulary
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 13mins
“Being a good player is a (a) to every sport.”
“Please stand on the (a) before shooting for the goal.”
“He made hand (a) to get our attention.”
“That mirror on the wall is (a) to the left for the design.”
"My students always (a) when they talked in class."
"Make sure don't miss the (a) when you're driving to my house."
"The (a) of the company is very good at leading the team."
"The key character of a hero is being (a) ."
"Please don't give me an (a) when you're trying to talk to me."
a way of thinking or feeling about someone or something
slanted
attitude
turnoff
baseline
able to quickly recover from difficulties
turnoff
resilience
baseline
motion
person with high position for manager
executive
mumble
attitude
motion
An exit on a highway.
slanted
baseline
fundamental
turnoff
Speak under your voice, making it hard to understand
motion
baseline
slanted
mumble
leaning in a particular direction
mumble
attitude
fundamental
slanted
moving or being moved.
slanted
turnoff
motion
attitude
very important center of being
attitude
slanted
fundamental
resilience
