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Worksheetslist 1 - vocab 6th graders should know
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
verify means to
transform
change
confirm
lose
To forfeit means.... An example: 'As we didn't have enough players, we were forced to forfeit the match.'
lose
routine
rule
territory
You must be stealthy if you hope to sneak inside without being noticed. In this sentence, stealthy means...
adaptable
flexible
sneaky
ambitious
The loyal soldier dedicated her life to serving her nation. In this sentence, the verb dedicate means to
debase
delay
defer
devote
A judge was on hand to verify that the record had been broken. In this sentence, the verb 'verify' means...
improve
oppose
affirm
enlarge
Germany is one of the most _________ countries in the world for producing cars that are reliable and road-worthy
tragic
justified
efficient
justified
Despite his good intentions he managed to make things worse. In this sentence, the noun 'intentions' means ...
tests
investigations
endings
wishes
the refugees are living in makeshift camps. In this sentence, the adjective 'makeshift' means
lively
improvised
clean
sturdy
To perceive means to
be amazed at something
to turn in a twisting motion
regret something
become conscious of
entering the house, he could perceive no signs of life. In this sentence, the verb 'perceive' means
mobilise
withstand
see
call out to
Which of the following would most likely be considered unanimous...?
a family agreeing on a vacation plan
a father deciding to take a fishing trip
a mother deciding to cook a popular dish
a pair of sisters fighting over a tv remote
Which of the following means the opposite of 'to love'
bias
loathe
wrench
gall
Which of these words means 'real'
miniature
contagious
awkward
authentic
There is a six-month waiting list to see the most prominent doctor in the city. In this sentence, the adjective prominent means
tall
modern
important
likeable
Mosquitoes are extremely abundant in this dark wet place. In this sentence, abundant means
rampant
fragrant
elegant
brilliant
Which is a synonym of authentic
fragrant
luminous
reliable
infamous
The IB is a rigorous and challenging programme. In this sentence, rigorous means...
strict
sensational
scandalous
famous
All my meagre possessions fit into a bag. In this sentence, the adjective 'meagre' means...
pleasant
private
little
expensive
Reporters must verify the facts of their stories by cross-checking them. In this sentence, the verb verify means
enchant
chant
itemise
check
Officials said that they believed the video was _____, but they had to compare the images and audio with their own sources before confirming it publicly
authentic
soothing
fragrant
consciencious
