Worksheets"Play it Like a Game" Vocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Choose the correct definition for the following word:
bungle
to do something badly or without skill; to mess something up.
to create or write.
to argue or discuss.
to escape, especially by trickery or cleverness.
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compose
to escape, especially by trickery or cleverness.
to argue or discuss.
to create or write.
to put forth effort.
Choose the correct definition for the following word:
debate
to escape, especially by trickery or cleverness.
to argue or discuss.
to put forth effort.
to show clearly; to put on display.
Choose the correct definition for the following word:
evade
to escape, especially by trickery or cleverness.
to put forth effort.
to show clearly; to put on display.
concerned with the practical, or things that will really happen; resembling real life.
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exert
to make less worried or fearful.
concerned with the practical, or things that will really happen; resembling real life.
to show clearly; to put on display.
to put forth effort.
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exhibit
to make less worried or fearful.
concerned with the practical, or things that will really happen; resembling real life.
to show clearly; to put on display.
to rule as a queen or king.
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realistic
concerned with the practical, or things that will really happen; resembling real life.
to make less worried or fearful.
to rule as a queen or king.
to hold onto; to keep possession of.
Choose the correct definition for the following word:
reassure
to rule as a queen or king.
to hold onto; to keep possession of.
to do something badly or without skill; to mess something up.
to make less worried or fearful.
Choose the correct definition for the following word:
reign
to create or write.
to do something badly or without skill; to mess something up.
to rule as a queen or king.
to hold onto; to keep possession of.
Choose the correct definition for the following word:
retain
to argue or discuss.
to create or write.
to hold onto; to keep possession of.
to do something badly or without skill; to mess something up.
Choose the correct word that fills in the sentence:
I'm afraid Cal will _______ the repair job and made my bike even worse.
debate
compose
bungle
evade
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I'm excited to hear the songs Dev is going to _______ for music class.
evade
debate
compose
exert
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The two candidates were set to ______ whether or not the town should expand the local recycling program.
evade
debate
exert
exhibit
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Maia wanted to be alone, so she hid in the bushes to ______ detection.
evade
exert
exhibit
realistic
Choose the correct word that fills in the sentence:
Marines ______ all their strength to lift heavy tree trunks.
exert
exhibit
realistic
reassure
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The new art gallery downtown ____________ paintings by local artists.
reigned
realistic
exhibited
reassured
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I want to get Jay-Z to play at our dance party, but it's not a _________ goal.
retain
reign
reassure
realistic
Choose the correct word that fills in the sentence:
When babies cry, their parents __________ them that everything is alright.
reassure
reign
retain
bungle
Choose the correct word that fills in the sentence:
Catherine the Great didn't ______ as the Empress of Italy; she was the ruler of Russia.
compose
bungle
reign
retain
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My grandmother has __________ her memories of France even though she hasn't been there since she was a little girl.
debated
retained
evaded
realistic
