WorksheetsEnglish 3: Unit 4 Vocabulary
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which of the following best defines engross? (a)
Which of the following best defines venture?
to obtain through force
to risk or dare
to engage; to explore
to express disapproval
Which of the following best defines deprecate?
to engage the attention of
to ruin
to express disapproval
to risk or dare
(a) Which of the following best defines wring?
Which of the following best defines chastisement:
punishment
remaining chaste
applauding
chasing men
What is a covenant?
A secret mission
An agreement or contract
A cover for an ant
A house for nuns
What does evince mean?
to hide
to provide claim or argument
to give context
to reveal or give evidence of
(a) Which of the following best defines a delinquency?
Which of the following best defines transient?
multi-level
temporary; short term
moving across
fleeting
Someone with an abject personality can best be described as:
miserable and submissive
happy and you know it
anti-establishment
patriarchal
When you expect payment for your work, which of our vocabulary words best describes this?
compensation
paycheck
hard work
remuneration
Which of the following best defines adaptation?
to change the form or content of something to make it appropriate for a new audience, situation, or purpose
the process of taking in and fully understanding information or ideas.
to cause (someone) to become motionless with horror, wonder, or astonishment.
to reveal or give evidence of
Which word best defines one who is inflexible or stubborn? (a)
Someone who has a stolid expression is describes as:
full of sorrow; grieving
impassive or unemotional
inflexible; stubborn
disrespectful, irreverent
Which of the following best defines sacrilegious?
disrespectful, irreverent
full of sorrow; grieving
inflexible; stubborn
unacceptably unrestrained behavior
What word from our vocabulary development mean full of sorrow; grieving?
(a)
Which answer best defines cleave?
disrespectful, irreverent
to make alive or stimulate
a disgrace or bad example
stick or adhere
Would teachers rather have a student quicken or show reproach in their classrooms?
(a)
