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WorksheetsVocabulary List #20 23-24
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
a group of people attending or surrounding an important person.
entourage
patronizing
eqidistant
brutish
The ____________ walking down the street included Vincent Chase, Johnny Drama and Eric.
entourage
hysteria
disgraced
cornucopia
exaggerated or uncontrollable emotion or excitement.
hysteria
garment
foliage
vigilance
The ____________ of the crowd caused ear-deafening shouts and screams.
hysteria
brutish
entourage
maverick
apparently kind or helpful but betraying a feeling of superiority; condescending.
patronizing
equidistant
foliage
gallant
The staff could be nice, but it felt very ______________.
patronizing
perplexed
manipulate
heroism
at equal distances.
equidistant
brutosj
perplexed
plagiarized
Alex wanted to remain ______________ from both students.
hysteria
equidistant
disgraced
derailed
resembling or characteristic of a brute.
brutish
foliage
garment
brackish
The savage man was so _______________ he terrified the rest of the city.
brutish
disgraced
manipulate
beautiful
having fallen from favor or a position of power or honor; discredited.
disgraced
brutish
equidistant
entourage
The girl felt _____________ as she was removed from the building by security. She should not have taken home the office supplies.
disgraced
brutish
foliage
jubilant
to feel completely baffled.
perplexed
foliage
disgraced
belittled
Darla was ______________ by the question about the golf shoes.
perplexed
garment
patronizing
entourage
the subject of a sentence is clearly performing the action described by the verb, essentially stating who is doing what
active voice
passive voice
hysteria
collateral
"Darla ate the cheeseburger." Is an example of
active voice
passive voice
entourage
brutish
"The hotdogs were eaten by all the kids." is an example of...
passive voice
acitive voice
equidistant
garment
a sentence structure where the subject of the sentence receives the action of the verb, meaning the subject is acted upon rather than performing the action
passive voice
active voice
entourage
Crazy Bread
an item of clothing.
garment
hysteria
entourage
fiery
Mrs. Prusak wore the heavy ___________ over her t-shirt.
garment
foliage
hysteria
Deftones
