WorksheetsSadlier Oxford Level E Unit #6 11-20
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Pronunciation
pre med i tat ed
1st Syllable
pre
2nd Syllable
med
3rd Syllable
i
4th Syllable
tat
5th Syllable
ed
Pronunciation
sup press
1st Syllable
sup
2nd Syllable
press
Part of Speech
musty
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
Part of Speech
solace
noun and verb
noun and adjective
adjective and verb
adverb and adjective
Part of Speech
venal
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
Definition
easily bendable, flexible
venal
supple
solace
suppress
Synonym
known for being officious
eager
meddlesome
timid
tedious
Antonym
the pinnacle of the trip
lesson
sobering truth
nadir
creative power
Antonym
a premeditated conclusion
symbolic
joyous
impromptu
definite
Antonym
rampant ground covers in the garden
controlled
blooming
untidy
wild
Antonym
the phone's ominous ring
warning
auspicious
loud
frightening
When you are making mozzarella cheese, knead the curds until they are so ___ that you can twist the cheese around your fist without separating it.
venal
deft
supple
destitue
Because the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor was clearly ____, various inquiries were made to establish why the US was not aware that the attack was coming.
stately
deft
supple
premeditated
The musician tried to ____ his first recording because he didn't want anyone to know that he had released such an embarrassing effort.
suppress
accede
brandish
solance
After her daughter left for college, the mother fond that the best way to ____ herself was to ride her horses.
suppress
accede
extirpate
solace
The former governor walked with a(n) ___ gait that seemed to broadcast both dignity and his previous position of power.
stately
venal
supple
ominous
