Worksheets9/28/23 Eng 10.
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 16mins
Define "imminent"
existing in something as a permanent
about to happen
existing or operating within
at once; instantly
Define "precarious"
Define "repugnant"
Delicious and savory
A copy of something
Extremely distasteful; unacceptable
something that smells bad.
Define "stringent"
resembling string; long, thin, and lusterless
A type of anima with scales and no legs
Define "travesty"
an event causing great suffering, destruction, and distress
Define "vindicate"
capable of working successfully; feasible
To clear from blame or suspicion
Match the following to synonyms.
vindicate
acquit · clear · absolve
Imminent
impending · at hand · close · near
repugnant
abhorrent, repulsive, revolting.
Match the following
precarious
unsteady, unsafe, off- balance
stringent
strict, rigid, harsh
travesty
corruption, misrepresentation, distortio
We might not have school tomorrow. The weather man said a snow storm is (a) .
The teacher has very (a) rules about cheating.
Kevin finds pickles (a) . If one is on his sandwich, he will literally throw up.
I was afraid my brother would fall off the ladder because it looked (a) .
The culprit was hoping that evidence would (a) them.
The innocent man went to prison because of the (a) of justice.
part of speech: This travesty was built upon a farce.
Part of Speech: it would take a miracle to vindicate the criminal.
Part of speech: In continental countries, the laws are even more stringent.
Part of speech: What I find repugnant, however, is the lack of honesty.
Part of speech: I'm in a precarious situation here.
Part of Speech: Nor was there any medical evidence of imminent danger to his health.
Why is it important to know the part of speech of a word?
To know how to use it correctly in a sentence.
To pass English.
It isn't important at all.
Because Mrs. Flora said so.
