WorksheetsStudy Vocab in Action Ch.7
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 20mins
fond of risk; full of hazard or danger
juvenile
adventurous
enlist
liberate
a light used as a signal to warn or guide
inept
gully
beacon
harbor
to advance from a primitive way of life
civilize
qualm
vital
nobility
to agree; to exchange letters with another
logic
supply
correspond
ajar
to remove or unfasten; to separate
detach
grovel
mismanage
tendon
to become liquid; to end
tension
conserve
dissolve
trudge
to get help; to secure support and aid
conquer
bore
duplicate
enlist
in a form that has neither a definite shape nor volume
gaseous
manner
celestial
solitary
a sheltered place for ships; to provide shelter
bough
harbor
entangle
horde
something that is sure or certain
raged
convert
uphold
inevitable
word for word; exact
literal
civilize
radiant
scholar
not causing irritation
qualm
disobey
nonabrasive
deescalate
unknown; unclear; to hide from view
blight
valiant
pored
obscure
one who walks; a person who travels by foot
aerial
vague
pedestrian
insinuate
a very tiny opening; to gaze at or examine long and steadily
parody
illicit
weave
pore
to respond to something or someone
bombard
react
gullible
mauled
peaceful; calm; quiet
despise
sheen
serene
destiny
to spread out in an irregular or awkward manner
sprawl
shaft
whisk
rebel
to support; to not let down
uphold
pedestal
flex
warrant
to go by twisting and turning; to interlace threads to make a cloth
dignified
expedition
weave
gloat
When your morning alarm goes off do you (a) by getting up the first time or pressing snooze?
She sat by the lake enjoying the (a) setting.
The branches and leaves (a) the view of the tree house.
The driving instructor was very (a) in her directions.
The boys volunteered to (a) the orphaned puppies.
Tessa was very (a) , she loved to go skydiving, hiking and swim with sharks.
Scott knew it was (a) for him to have a good grade as long as he completed all his work and studied.
After riding a roller coaster you must (a) your safety harness.
The lighthouse (a) guides ships towards the harbor.
The old lady had to (a) the help of a neighbor to come take down her Christmas lights.
