WorksheetsOutsiders Vocab 3-5
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
vital
extremely important
not willing or eager to do something
uneasy or fearful about something that might happen
easily annoyed
extremely important
vital
reluctant
ornery
defiance
It is _______ not to irritate Mrs. Knudtson in the morning.
vital
reluctant
defiance
apprehensive
apprehensive
uneasy or fearful about something that might happen
a feeling or believe that something is going to happen when there is no reasont o believe it will.
extremely important
not willing or eager to do something
uneasy or fearful about something that might happen
apprehensive
premonition
reluctant
sophisticated
I felt very _______ about approaching the the strange-looking animal.
apprehensive
bleak
defiance
premonition
not hopeful, cheerful, or encouraging
bleak
reluctant
ornery
sophisticated
bleak
not hopeful, cheerful, or encouraging
uneasy or fearful about something that might happen
having/showing a lot of experience about the world
not being able to think or move normally because of being tired, sick, etc.
After skipping 34 days of school, her teacher had a _______ outlook on whether Marcy would pass English 9.
bleak
defiane
reluctant
ornery
defiance
a refusal to believe something or someone
not willing or eager to do something
easily annoyed
feeling/showing anger because something is unfair
a refusal to believe something or someone
defiance
reluctant
ornery
indignant
The student showed extreme ______ by walking around the classroom after being told to sit down.
defiance
reluctance
apprehensiveness
sophistication
groggy
not being able to think or move normally because of being tired, sick, etc.
a refusal to obey someone or something
a feeling or believe that something is going to happen when there's no reason it will.
not hopeful, cheerful, or encouraging.
not being able to think or move normally because of being tired, sick, etc.
groggy
defiant
premonition
bleak
She was so _____ after taking a three hour nap that she barely knew what day it was.
groggy
ornery
apprehensive
reluctant
indignant
feeling/showing anger because something is unfair
not willing or eager to do something
extremely important
easily annoyed
feeling/showing anger because something is unfair
indignant
reluctant
vital
ornery
Sally wrote an _____ letter to Dr. Fleig protesting the dress code for Homecoming.
indignant
vital
defiant
apprehensive
ornery
easily annoyed
a refusal to obey someone or something
feeling/showing anger because something is unfair
not being able to think or move normally because of being tired, sick, etc.
easily annoyed
ornery
defiance
indignant
groggy
Occasionally during first hour, Mrs. Knudtson and Pocket won't get along because they are both _____ in the morning.
ornery
reluctant
apprehensive
indignant
premonition
a feeling or believe that something is going to happen when there is no reason to believe it will
not able to think or move normally because of being tired, sick, etc.
having/showing a lot of experience about the world (art, culture, etc.)
uneasy or fearful over something that might happen
a feeling or belief that something is going to happen when there is no reason to believe it will
premonition
groggy
sophisticated
apprehensive
As I went to bed, I swore I had a _____ that we'd have a snow day tomorrow; unfortunately, I was wrong.
premonition
apprehensive
vital
dream
reluctant
not willing or eager to do something
a refusal to obey something or someone
easily annoyed
feeling/showing anger because something is unfair
not willing or eager to do something
reluctant
defiance
ornery
indignant
Mrs. Knudtson was _____ to allow any students to use the bathroom after someone found her pass in the urinal.
reluctant
indignant
apprehensive
bleak
sophisticated
having/showing a lot of experience about the world (art, culture, etc)
not hopeful, cheerful, or encouraging
extremely important
a feeling or belief that something is going to happen when there is no reason to believe it will
having/showing a lot of experience about the world (art, culture, etc)
sophisticated
bleak
vital
premonition
Having tea with the Queen of England requires someone to have _____ manners and clothing.
sophisticated
bleak
apprehensive
ornery
