WorksheetsUnits 1-10 STAAR Vocabulary Test
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 51mins
to be Carefree means No worries or troubles
True
False
Timid means shy, somewhat fearful
True
False
Distressing means unable to concentrate or focus.
True
False
Instinctive means something that comes naturally, a natural ability.
True
False
Suspicious means distrustful, uncertain.
True
False
Determination means to have enough, having what is needed.
True
False
Propensity means inclined to behave in a certain way.
True
False
Inaccessible means not available, not able to be used.
True
False
Insight means agressive, unfriendly.
True
False
Observant means to be alert, see things others might miss.
True
False
Contrast means to show the differences between two or more things.
True
False
Taunting means to pause or wait.
True
False
Done quickly or fast
Hasty
Vast
Boastful
Pity
Having no hope, a feeling of impossibility
Compassion
Hopelessness
Influential
Ignorance
More than enough, plentiful
Tense
Abundant
Formal
Ironic
To find fault, passing judgment
Criticism
Inspiring
Enthusiasm
Compassion
A deep caring for others
Admiration
Empathy
Compassion
Insight
Having a powerful effect, to react emotionally to a situation
Dramatic
Persuasive
Ironic
Amused
Shocked, amazed
Stunned
Amused
Bewildered
Persuasive
To brag, to speak with pride
Shameful
Humble
Boastful
Indifferent
The struggle or problem within a story
Assume
Epic
Conflict
Climax
Emotional feelings
Sensation
Sentimental
Sympathetic
Lighthearted
To lose hope, ready to give up
Despair
Adveristy
Disdain
Dismay
To think something is true without actual proof
Assess
Imply
Guarantee
Assume
The use of hints to suggest what will happen later on in the story
Persuasive
Flashback
Conflict
Foreshadowing
Needing immediate attention
Abrupt
Consent
Urgent
Emergent
Not caring, showing no concern
Sympathetic
Indifferent
Indulgent
Indignant
A remark meant to hurt someone's feelings
Sarcastic
Optimistic
Sardonic
Ironic
To put forth effort
Infer
Mirth
Obstacle
Exert
To show something for others to see
Exorcised
Distracted
Exonerated
Exhibited
Unbiased
Fair, not showing favoritism
Ironic
An event or result that is opposite of what is expected
Distressing
Great worry or anxiety, causing stress
Influential
Having an effect on someon
Despair
To lose hope, ready to give up
Insight
To have understanding
Pity
To feel sorry for someone
Resentful
To feel anger toward someone for what they have done
Chronological
Done in the order that events occur
Sufficient
To have enough, having what is needed
Excerpt
A segment or part of a story, play, or article
Furious
Very angry
Prestigious
To have importance, to be thought of highly
Hesitation
To pause or wait
Astounded
Amazed or overwhelmed
Resentful
To feel anger toward someone for what they have done
Complement
Something that completes or goes with something else
Occupation
Another name for a job or career
Stunned
Shocked, amazed
Symbolize
When an object or event represents or stands for something
