Worksheets"The Girl Who Lived Forever" Vocabulary Practice
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
Choose the word that has the same, or nearly the same, meaning as the word in all capital letters in each sentence.
The burglars SCOURED the house looking for valuables.
emaciated
ingrained
ransack
liberate
Choose the word that has the same, or nearly the same, meaning as the word in all capital letters in each sentence.
Do you have SUPPLIES for the camping trip?
regime
emaciated
liberate
provisions
Choose the word that has the same, or nearly the same, meaning as the word in all capital letters in each sentence.
His body was VERY THIN from the long illness.
scapegoat
emaciated
genocide
liberate
Choose the word that has the same, or nearly the same, meaning as the word in all capital letters in each sentence.
My doctor put me on a strict nutrition PLAN.
regime
provisions
scapegoat
ingrained
Choose the word that has the same, or nearly the same, meaning as the word in all capital letters in each sentence.
Thousands had been killed in the MASSACRE.
scapegoat
ingrained
genocide
liberate
Choose the word that does not belong.
free
ensnare
liberate
release
Choose the word that does not belong.
implanted
deep-rooted
superficial
ingrained
Choose the word that does not belong.
organize
search
rummage
ransack
Choose the word that completes the following sentence:
My sister lost her phone, but somehow I became the [ ] for her carelessness.
provision
scapegoat
regime
genocide
Choose the word that completes the sentence:
Sam wants to get over his phobia of snakes, but the fear is deeply [ ].
ransacked
regime
emaciated
ingrained
