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WorksheetsVocabulary Quiz List 8
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
You need to _____ your argument with more relevant facts.
substantiate
vacillate
delineate
augment
The _____ student was satisfied with his C grade and turned down on opportunity to revise his work.
frivolous
complacent
indiscriminate
ubiquitous
Will you speak at the assembly? Your _____ will impress the audience.
notoriety
apex
eloquence
anomaly
She is _____ when she shops for groceries; she just dumps items in her cart without looking at the brands or prices.
malleable
ubiquitous
complacent
indiscriminate
A child's mind is _____; parents can shape their children in many ways.
malleable
obdurate
conventional
ubiquitous
After winning the national architecture award, she felt she was at the ____ of her career.
pinnacle
apex
affinity
anomaly
Clay is very _____; parents can shape their children in many ways.
conventional
malleable
ubiquitous
complacent
The teacher uses a(n) _____ strategy for grouping students; she chooses groups by pulling students' names out of a jar.
indiscriminate
conventional
frivolous
ubiquitous
He considers air freshener to be _____, preferring instead to simply open the windows.
frivolous
indiscriminate
malleable
conventional
I received your letter! I always enjoy the _____ of your lovely words.
apex
notoriety
eloquence
anomaly
The highest point of a triangle is called the _____.
pinnacle
apex
affinity
eloquence
John Wilkes Booth gained _____ after shooting Abraham Lincoln.
notoriety
eloquence
apex
anomaly
The _____ way to propose to someone is to get down on one know and offer them a ring.
conventional
ubiquitous
malleable
indiscriminate
She is _____ in her job, with no desire to work toward a promotion or take on new tasks.
complacent
conventional
indiscriminate
callous
She accused her neighbor of ruining her garden, but she could not _____ her claim with any proof.
substantiate
delineate
vacillate
capitualte
