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WorksheetsHigh School Vocabulary Lesson 2
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 20mins
Put the definition at the top and the vocab word at the bottom.
to argue in favor of (a)
to relieve or make more bearable (a)
to cause someone to be isolated (a)
Sidney speaks with a British accent to try to impress his teachers. This is an example of an ____.
acerbic
affectation
advocate
alienate
the birth, creation, or arrival of something (a)
Put the matching definition at the top and vocab word at the bottom.
sharp; bitter in tone or taste (abysmal, acerbic, affectation, allocate)
(a)
to distribute or set aside (abysmal, acerbic, affectation, allocate)
(a)
extremely bad (abysmal, acerbic, affectation, allocate)
(a)
behavior, speech, or writing that is artificial and designed to impress (abysmal, acerbic, affectation, allocate)
(a)
Which word matches the picture?
advocate
adept
aggregate
acerbic
extremely skilled (allocate, adept, aggregate, consequently)
(a)
something occurs as a result of something else (allocate, adept, aggregate, consequently)
(a)
to distribute or set aside (allocate, adept, aggregate, consequently)
(a)
a whole formed by several different elements (allocate, adept, aggregate, consequently)
(a)
What is a good synonym for therefore? (a)
Which word matches the picture?
alienate
accolade
alleviate
