WorksheetsWeek 28 activities
Total questions: 120
Worksheet time: 1hrs 23mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
initial
a)
a. conclusion
b)
b. introductory
c)
c. continual
d)
d. first
2.
FINALE : MUSICAL
a)
a) essay : conclusion
b)
b) preview : movie
c)
c) act : play
d)
d) epilogue : book
3.
INFINITESIMAL : MAGNITUDE
a)
a) priceless : importance
b)
b) critical : significance
c)
c) relaxed : calm
d)
d) worthless : value
4.
TERMINOLOGY : DEFINES
a)
a) theory : explains
b)
b) fan : powers
c)
c) goal : describes
d)
d) heater : cools
5.
INITIAL : CONCLUDING
a)
a) end : final
b)
b) begin : start
c)
c) repelling : attracting
d)
d) focus : attend
6.
CONFINE : ENCLOSE
a)
a) imagine : resign
b)
b) drag : haul
c)
c) limit : free
d)
d) prisoner : cell
7.
TERMINAL : CURE
a)
a) disease : illness
b)
b) fun : excitement
c)
c) practical : use
d)
d) futile : hope
8.
TERMINATE : ABOLISH
a)
a) hire : fire
b)
b) admire : extol
c)
c) trust : question
d)
d) consider : accept
9.
APATHETIC : INITIATIVE
a)
a) entertaining : interest
b)
b) friendly : siblings
c)
c) faithful : doubt
d)
d) careless : failure
10.
FACTORS : FINITE
a)
a) numbers : limited
b)
b) products : multiplication
c)
c) multiply : divide
d)
d) multiples : infinite
11.
INITIATE : TRIGGER
a)
a) explore : investigate
b)
b) concluding : opening
c)
c) defend : offend
d)
d) start : process
12.
initiative
a)
a. action
b)
b. leadership
c)
c. hesitant
d)
d. follower
13.
initiate
a)
a. defend
b)
b. commence
c)
c. ignore
d)
d. launch
14.
finale
a)
a. closing
b)
b. conclude
c)
c. intermission
d)
d. preview
15.
confine
a)
a. wander
b)
b. restrict
c)
c. detain
d)
d. release
16.
finite
a)
a. endless
b)
b. plentiful
c)
c. fixed
d)
d. limited
17.
infinitesimal
a)
a. miniscule
b)
b. infinite
c)
c. significant
d)
d. minute
18.
terminate
a)
a. encourage
b)
b. eliminate
c)
c. welcome
d)
d. cease
19.
terminal
a)
a. moderate
b)
b. healthy
c)
c. incurable
d)
d. lethal
20.
terminology
a)
a. jargon
b)
b. ending
c)
c. beginning
d)
d. lingo
21.
A person who has initiative is probably lazy.
a)
Yes
b)
No
22.
Your fingers terminate in finger nails.
a)
Yes
b)
No
23.
You can confine a dog to a yard if there is a fence.
a)
Yes
b)
No
24.
An initial step of getting dressed is putting on your shoes.
a)
Yes
b)
No
25.
A show’s finale takes place in the middle.
a)
Yes
b)
No
26.
Science terminology might include “photosynthesis,” “amoeba,” and “protist.”
a)
Yes
b)
No
27.
You have a finite number of ideas.
a)
Yes
b)
No
28.
A terminal diagnosis would be very frightening.
a)
Yes
b)
No
29.
Elephants and whales are infinitesimal.
a)
Yes
b)
No
30.
A club or group can initiate new members.
a)
Yes
b)
No
31.
speculate
a)
a. forget
b)
b. guess
c)
c. surmise
d)
d. prove
32.
HOROSCOPE : PREDICTS
a)
a) lamp : records
b)
b) protects : guard
c)
c) soldier : entertains
d)
d) freezer : preserves
33.
SPECTATOR : CROWD
a)
a) student : teacher
b)
b) bird : flock
c)
c) team : player
d)
d) fish : sand
34.
TANGIBLE : ABSTRACT
a)
a) locket : love
b)
b) democracy : president
c)
c) real : fake
d)
d) thoughts : ideas
35.
SPECTACLE : PRIVACY
a)
a) captive : freedom
b)
b) scene : attention
c)
c) loner : isolation
d)
d) logic : reason
36.
MICROSCOPIC : SMALL
a)
a) pretty : beautiful
b)
b) friendly : kind
c)
c) gigantic : large
d)
d) negative : pleasant
37.
CONTIGUOUS : SEPARATION
a)
a) connected : strength
b)
b) weakness : strong
c)
c) unsteady : stability
d)
d) park : transportation
38.
KALEIDOSCOPE : COLORFUL
a)
a) trash : lovely
b)
b) friend : smart
c)
c) confidant : trustworthy
d)
d) sweet : apple
39.
HEADACHES : CONTAGIOUS
a)
a) poisonous : strawberries
b)
b) colds : communicable
c)
c) ducks : mammals
d)
d) flu : spread
40.
TACTILE : TOUCH
a)
a) hearing : auditory
b)
b) hands : fingers
c)
c) feel : texture
d)
d) visual : sight
41.
SPECULATE : THEORIZE
a)
a) devote : dedicate
b)
b) cringe : smile
c)
c) remember : forget
d)
d) plain : mistake
42.
spectator
a)
a. onlooker
b)
b. bystander
c)
c. performer
d)
d. game
43.
spectacle
a)
a. interesting
b)
b. uneventful
c)
c. ignored
d)
d. shocking
44.
kaleidoscope
a)
a. magnification
b)
b. colorful
c)
c. tool
d)
d. patterns
45.
microscopic
a)
a. miniscule
b)
b. tiny
c)
c. obvious
d)
d. massive
46.
horoscope
a)
a. past
b)
b. forecast
c)
c. astrological
d)
d. present
47.
tangible
a)
a. imagined
b)
b. abstract
c)
c. real
d)
d. concrete
48.
contagious
a)
a. infectious
b)
b. harmless
c)
c. well
d)
d. communicable
49.
contiguous
a)
a. apart
b)
b. adjacent
c)
c. separate
d)
d. connected
50.
tactile
a)
a. feel
b)
b. touchable
c)
c. smell
d)
d. hear
51.
Ideas, emotions, and thoughts are tangible objects.
a)
Yes
b)
No
52.
A horoscope is a scientific tool used to study the stars.
a)
Yes
b)
No
53.
You will find a spectator at a horse race.
a)
Yes
b)
No
54.
Velvet and silk have tactile qualities that many people like.
a)
Yes
b)
No
55.
Kaleidoscopes require the ability to see.
a)
Yes
b)
No
56.
A spectacle will probably go unnoticed.
a)
Yes
b)
No
57.
Ants are microscopic.
a)
Yes
b)
No
58.
Nevada and Maine are contiguous states
a)
Yes
b)
No
59.
You need facts and evidence in order to speculate.
a)
Yes
b)
No
60.
All illnesses are contagious.
a)
Yes
b)
No
61.
I am hoping that they ______the time change and either keep Daylight Savings or regular time all year because I hate the time change in the Spring when we lose an hour of sleep.
a)
abolish
b)
assure
c)
astonish
d)
cascade
62.
I had to ________ her that I wouldn't let her sister eat her cookies while she was at the library.
a)
assure
b)
astonish
c)
cascade
d)
conjure
63.
I was ______ed that both classes got over 90% on their vocabulary last week!
a)
astonish
b)
cascade
c)
conjure
d)
diminish
64.
When she took her hair out of the bun it _______ed down her back is shiny curls, but when I tried it it looked like I'd just fought a racoon.
a)
cascade
b)
conjure
c)
diminish
d)
disparage
65.
The author used imagery to __________ a sensory picture of the scene that the reader could connect to.
a)
conjure
b)
diminish
c)
disparage
d)
habitation
66.
Papa's joy at winning was ______ by Grandpa's accident.
a)
diminished
b)
disparaged
c)
habitation
d)
horoscoped
67.
You should never _______ someone else to make yourself look or feel better; someone else's victories do not diminish yours!
a)
disparage
b)
habitation
c)
horoscope
d)
infinitesimal
68.
Billy's family built their _______on land given to them because of his mother's Native American heritage.
a)
habitation
b)
horoscope
c)
infinitesimal
d)
intercede
69.
Her Aunt would read everyone's ___________ before making plans because she really believed that the stars influenced her families luck.
a)
horoscope
b)
infinitesimal
c)
intercede
d)
kaleidoscope
70.
Even an ______ amount of that chemical can kill a healthy adult so they had to be very careful keeping it contained.
a)
infinitesimal
b)
intercede
c)
kaleidoscope
d)
lavish
71.
It is hard for me to know when I should ________in arguments my daughters have, and when I should just let them figure it out themselves.
a)
intercede
b)
kaleidoscope
c)
lavish
d)
lavish
72.
The tapestry reminded me of what you see in a _________withall of the pretty color and symmetrical patterns.
a)
kaleidoscope
b)
lavish
c)
lavish
d)
microscopic
73.
They were known for the ______parties they threw that were catered by professional chefs who served filet mignon and lobster followed by desserts made by pastry chefs.
a)
lavish
b)
lavish
c)
microscopic
d)
nourish
74.
I think it is important to ______the people you care about with love and appreciation when they are having a hard time.
a)
lavish
b)
microscopic
c)
nourish
d)
nurture
75.
It is weird how a _____virus can have such a big impact on the world.
a)
microscopic
b)
nourish
c)
nurture
d)
obscure
76.
While we need to eat food to __________ our bodies, our relationships and doing things we love feeds our souls.
a)
nourish
b)
nurture
c)
obscure
d)
persuade
77.
When I found the abandoned kittens I tried to ________them back to health until I could get them to a mother cat who we hoped would adopt them.
a)
nurture
b)
obscure
c)
persuade
d)
precede
78.
She used makeup to ____________ the scar on her face from the accident.
a)
obscure
b)
persuade
c)
precede
d)
pride
79.
Sapphy is trying to ________us that she needs a cat and that she would keep it in her room and take care of it, but we are not buying it because I've ended up caring for every pet she has begged for.
a)
persuade
b)
precede
c)
pride
d)
proceed
80.
Often I find that feeling very tired will ________ getting sick.
a)
precede
b)
assure
c)
abolish
d)
replenish
81.
When I tripped and fell in front of everyone, it was my _______ more than my body that was hurt.
a)
pride
b)
astonish
c)
assure
d)
scarcity
82.
The teacher asked that the students wait for her to read the instructions to them before they could ______ with the assignment.
a)
proceed
b)
cascade
c)
astonish
d)
spectacle
83.
Almost every weekend I go to Costco to see what snacks are on sale so that I can ______my kids' supply.
a)
replenish
b)
conjure
c)
cascade
d)
spectator
84.
I have trust issues now because of the ______of some things like beans and toilet paper the last couple of years so I tend to stock up like a hoarder.
a)
scarcity
b)
diminish
c)
conjure
d)
speculate
85.
She was quite the ________dancing in the street dressed as an evil clown with poor coordination and a horrible singing voice.
a)
spectacle
b)
disparage
c)
diminish
d)
tactile
86.
Learning is not a ________sport where you can just watch others doing things and absorb the knowledge you need.
a)
spectator
b)
habitation
c)
disparage
d)
tangible
87.
I _______that one good thing that may come from Covid is that they will make internet more affordable and accessible to people in rural communities.
a)
speculate
b)
horoscope
c)
habitation
d)
terminology
88.
I like the ________ experience of having fuzzy blankets and jackets.
a)
tactile
b)
infinitesimal
c)
horoscope
d)
abolish
89.
While intangible things like a smile can mean a lot, _______things like giving them cheese or a nice card are also very meaningful.
a)
tangible
b)
intercede
c)
infinitesimal
d)
assure
90.
Many kids know words and things that surprise adults because of the ________ from video games.
a)
terminology
b)
kaleidoscope
c)
intercede
d)
astonish
91.
evade
a)
a. seek
b)
b. dodge
c)
c. confront
d)
d. elude
92.
persuade : cajole
a)
a) neglect : forgive
b)
b) discover : detect
c)
c) preserve : disregard
d)
d) offend : delight
93.
advantage : leverage
a)
a) gain : deny
b)
b) provoke : aggravate
c)
c) inferior : quality
d)
d) misfortune : blessing
94.
evade : pursue
a)
a) avoid : leave
b)
b) imagine : fantasize
c)
c) corrupt : stalk
d)
d) shun : accept
95.
voyage : short
a)
a) wound : painful
b)
b) boulder : light
c)
c) plane : safe
d)
d) snub : rude
96.
lies : disparage
a)
a) heal : medicine
b)
b) mentors : humiliate
c)
c) weapons : injure
d)
d) permission : deny
97.
confident : parade
a)
a) corrupt : dance
b)
b) hyper : sleep
c)
c) sad : sulk
d)
d) remorseful : laugh
98.
waterfalls : cascade
a)
a) fences : enclose
b)
b) lead : roads
c)
c) shelters : endanger
d)
d) gates : arrange
99.
blockade : barrier
a)
a) leash : lead
b)
b) music : instrument
c)
c) fence : gate
d)
d) roads : intersection
100.
serenade : friend
a)
a) ride : house
b)
b) open : light
c)
c) climb : lake
d)
d) drive : car
101.
coaches : encourage
a)
a) prescribe : doctors
b)
b) teachers : learn
c)
c) actors : destroy
d)
d) pharmacists : administer
102.
blockade
a)
a. prevent
b)
b. restrict
c)
c. allow
d)
d. encourage
103.
serenade
a)
a. speech
b)
b. music
c)
c. song
d)
d. sermon
104.
persuade
a)
a. repel
b)
b. convince
c)
c. cajole
d)
d. hinder
105.
parade
a)
a. stand
b)
b. cower
c)
c. prance
d)
d. strut
106.
cascade
a)
a. spill
b)
b. gush
c)
c. trickle
d)
d. seep
107.
leverage
a)
a. weakness
b)
b. advantage
c)
c. maximize
d)
d. distort
108.
encourage
a)
a. impede
b)
b. thwart
c)
c. bolster
d)
d. reassure
109.
disparage
a)
a. belittle
b)
b. commend
c)
c. affirm
d)
d. defame
110.
voyage
a)
a. civilize
b)
b. journey
c)
c. excursion
d)
d. build
111.
A bird could serenade someone.
a)
Yes
b)
No
112.
Only water in a waterfall can cascade.
a)
Yes
b)
No
113.
You would not want to blockade a fire truck.
a)
Yes
b)
No
114.
A good friend will disparage you.
a)
Yes
b)
No
115.
When you leverage something you are using it to your advantage.
a)
Yes
b)
No
116.
If you want someone to notice you then it’s best to evade them.
a)
Yes
b)
No
117.
You wouldn’t want to persuade your teacher into giving you more homework.
a)
Yes
b)
No
118.
A trip to the grocery store is a voyage.
a)
Yes
b)
No
119.
A proud person might parade around town.
a)
Yes
b)
No
120.
You show support for a person when you encourage him/her.
a)
Yes
b)
No
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