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WorksheetsVocab Lesson 9-12
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Match the following
damaged
blighted
not able to be understood
incomprehensible
peaceful
serene
bewildered about something
bemused
transient; temporary
ephemeral
uncertanity
ambivalence
cry; grieve
lament
rembrance
nostalgia
vigourous; energetic
vibrant
remindful
reminiscent
Antonym of permanent
lament
ambivialence
ephemeral
bemused
Antonym of straightforward
incomprehensible
nostaligia
blighted
vibrant
Antonym of disturbing
blighted
vibrant
serene
ephemeral
Antonym of improved
vibrant
reminiscent
lament
blighted
Match the following antonyms
lament
rejoice
ambivalence
certainty
bemused
alert
vibrant
dull
reminiscent
meaningless
1000 years
millennium
mile
milestone
millipede
arthropod with a segmented body and many legs
milestond
milligram
millipede
millionaire
a person with over a million dollars
milliliter
millimeter
millionaire
millisecond
one thousandth of a second
millefleurs
millisecond
millennium
mile
Dr. Smith starte her new patient on a pill that contained only (a) of medication
A (a) of water is barely enough to dampen part of a tissue
Did you know that the original (a) was loolsley based on a number of paces by foot
The class tracked each (a) of the tiny insect's movement across the desk
Graduating from college was a (a) in Juanita's life
The city dump is one of the most (a) things I have ever smelled. It would win the (b) of worst place to live in the city. The (c) idea that you can live near it with not problems is absurd. Certain things are (d) to every town. The (e) of not having a dump would be even worse.
In English class we are often asked to identify (a) or words that make a sound, sometimes analyzing speeches for (b) is required. A (c) student will often use (d) to help remember important concepts. A teacher might be (e) if a student gets a 100 on a test without ever completing an assignment.
