WorksheetsEng 10 Week #14 Review
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 6mins
A lot of people who contracted COVID had to _ for a while.
convalesce
presage
sagacious
sage
It's almost time for the _ for the class of 2026.
valiant
presage
valediction
convalesce
The MCAP practices we did were met to _ the kinds of questions on the test.
convalsce
presage
ambivalent
sage
In an amazingly _ act, Joey managed to rescue a pig from the sty fire.
presage
convalesce
ambivalent
valiant
Once you get to a certain age, people think you are a _ because of your experience.
presage
sage
valiant
valediction
When the young men in The Pardoner's Tale found a pot of gold, they could not believe such _.
largesse
sagacity
canard
valediction
It does not take that much _ to realize that if you save you money, it will help you in the long run.
sagacity
sagacious
sage
valiant
If you do not like to choose sides, people may call you _.
ambivalent
sage
valiant
sagacious
Finally sick of the Board's _ arguments, the students walked out in protest.
specious
canard
sagacious
palpable
valiant
The array of choices facing every high school senior is something that may _ them.
presage
vex
canard
convalesce
If you are _, then you plan your life carefully and don't make rash decisions
presage
sagacious
sagacity
ambivalent
"Fake it till you make it" is a _ that often results in fraud charges.
vex
valediction
sage
canard
specious
It is okay to feel a _ sense of fear when jumping out of an airplane.
sagacious
palpable
valiant
specious
What does the root -val mean?
interesting
available
beyond
strong, worthy
What does the word root -sag mean?
to droop a little
to sing
wise
old
Does this sentence shift tense correctly?
While watching The Simpsons last night, I dropped a bowl of soup on my lap.
Correct shift
Incorrect shift
Does this sentence shift tenses correctly or incorrectly?
Beowulf fought the dragon and dies as a result.
Correct shift
Incorrect shift
Narratives are almost always written in _ tense.
past
present participle
present perfect
future continuous
When writing ABOUT literature, use the _ tense.
future perfect
past perfect
past progressive
present
