WorksheetsWSFJ Vocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
admit that something is true or valid after first denying it
equivocate
conceited
conceded
obduate
publicly declare to be wrong or evil
denounce
disparity
Destabilize
deplore
a difference in the level of treatment especially one that is unfair
disproportionate
disparity
disheveled
disdain
calm, dependable, and showing little emotion or animation
stonewall
stout
stoic
stolid
use ambiguous language to conceal the truth or avoid fault
dispair
equivocate
equivalent
concede
stubbornly refusing to change ones opinion or course of action
obsequious
equivocate
obdurate
stolid
a thing that blocks ones way and prevents or hinders progress
denounce
obstacle
obdurate
inquire
If the children equivocate in response to the question, “Who broke the toy?”, are they answering truthfully or not? Explain
Yes, because they are admitting they broke it.
No, because they are trying to not admit who broke it.
Yes, because they are sharing the blame.
No, because they didn't break it.
If Ashid’s parents were obdurate in their decision, did Ashid get his way?
No his parents are not budging.
Yes, his parents took his opinion into consideration.
Maybe, his parents are open to negotiating.
Would a soccer player denounce a teammate’s performance in a game if the two players were also good friends? Explain.
No, both teams are good.
No, they are friends.
Yes, teammates before friends.
Yes, soccer is life.
