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WorksheetsVocab Test 1-10
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 19mins
What word means more than enough?
ample
meager
extensive
surpass
What word means to pile up or collect?
accumulate
sparse
extensive
barren
What word means not capable of producing plants or crops?
barren
comprehensive
pervasive
ample
What word means less than enough?
meager
surpass
trifle
ample
What word means to be better than expected?
surpass
extensive
pervasive
trifle
What word means something of little importance?
trifle
meager
ample
barren
condone
To satisfy, calm, or soothe, usually by giving in to demands.
To allow, accept, forgive or overlook something wrong.
Feeling anger about something unfair or mean.
To cause extreme anger, to enrage.
appease
To satisfy, calm, or soothe, usually temporarily.
To allow, accept, or overlook something wrong.
Feeling anger about something unfair or mean.
To cause extreme anger, to enrage.
indignant
To satisfy, calm, or soothe, usually by giving in to demands.
To allow, accept, or overlook something wrong.
Feeling anger about something unfair or mean.
To cause extreme anger, to enrage.
malicious
Deliberately harmful; done with a desire to harm or cause suffering.
Regretful; sorry for bad deeds
To settle differences; to bring into harmony or agreement. To reestablish a close relationship.
To feel angry or bitter at something.
reconcile
Deliberately harmful; done with a desire to harm or cause suffering.
Regretful; sorry for bad deeds
To settle differences; to bring into harmony or agreement. To reestablish a close relationship.
To feel angry or bitter at something.
retaliate
Deliberately harmful; done with a desire to harm or cause suffering.
Regretful; sorry for bad deeds
To settle differences; to bring into harmony or agreement. To reestablish a close relationship.
To respond to an injury or wrongdoing by inflicting another.
wrath
Deliberately harmful; done with a desire to harm or cause suffering.
Regretful; sorry for bad deeds
Violent, resentful anger; rage
To respond to an injury or wrongdoing by inflicting another.
alone; without companions; unattended
aloof
solitary
betray
protege
hatred, ill will, animosity
enmity
recluse
idealize
treacherous
at a distance, especially in feeling or interest; apart (usually by choice)
recluse
betray
enmity
aloof
a person under the guidance, training, or care of someone.
betray
solitary
protege
acquiant
friendly; good natured, sociable
amiable
recluse
protege
aloof
dangerous; hazardous, unstable or unpredictable
idealize
enmity
betray
treacherous
to become familiar with
betray
acquaint
enmity
solitary
a person who lives in seclusion or apart from society, a hermit
recluse
treacherous
protege
amiable
to portray as ideal or perfect
to glorify
to make better than reality
acquaint
solitary
idealize
aloof
Contrary
To give or grant. Formal agreement or settlement.
Agreement, acceptance, or permission given.
Opposite or opposed to; completely different
To support with new facts or evidence; to comfirm
Insolent
Conflict or tension caused by a disagreement or clash.
Rude, disrespectfully bold; insulting.
To discuss something in an attempt to reach agreement.
A formal agreement; treaty.
Pact
Conflict or tension caused by a disagreement or clash.
Rude, disrespectfully bold; insulting.
To discuss something in an attempt to reach agreement.
A formal agreement; treaty.
Rift
Conflict or tension caused by a disagreement or clash.
Rude, disrespectfully bold; insulting.
A break in friendly relations; a disagreement.
A relationship of shared trust or understanding.
adj- deserving intense dislike
detestable
loathe
crave
rave
What word means found throughout or present all around?
pervasive
sparse
extensive
barren
n. an overwhelming feeling of wonder or admiration
AWE
AFFABLE
RECOIL
CRAVE
(adj.) courteous and pleasant, sociable, easy to speak to
AFFABLE
AWE
RAVED
CONTEMPT
She looked "sheepish" when her aunt caught her on her phone at 1am instead of sleeping.
What is the definition of sheepish?
victim or fall guy
Repeating
Bothering or bugging, getting on nerves.
guilty behavior
When they got caught in the heist, the "scapegoat" got in the most trouble.
What is the definition of scapegoat?
victim or fall guy
Repeating
Bothering or bugging, getting on nerves.
guilty behavior
What does it mean if the dog was described as pigheaded?
victim or fall guy
They are stubborn
Bothering or bugging, getting on nerves.
guilty behavior
What does it mean to have a beastly attitude?
unpleasant
Greedy
enormous
stubborn
hatred, ill will, animosity
enmity
recluse
idealize
treacherous
