WorksheetsVocabulary • Ch 19 - Dracula • Context Clues
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
She sat down at the piano to compose a beautiful melody.
What does the word 'compose' mean?
To create music or write a song
Adhering to traditional beliefs or customs
To think carefully before making a decision
Ordinary or boring
She paused for a moment to deliberate before making her decision.
What does the word 'deliberate' mean?
Skill in doing something with coordination
To think carefully before making a decision
To feel very sad or sorry about something
Not moving or flowing like water
The crowd erupted in tumult as the team scored the winning goal.
What does the word 'tumult' mean?
Not able to see through or transparent
Skill in doing something with coordination
A lot of confusion and noise
Not moving or flowing like water
The committee will confer to finalize the decision.
What does the word 'confer' mean?
Keeping to yourself, not friendly
To give or grant something to someone
Never giving up or stopping, persistent
To feel very sad or sorry about something
She stood aloof from the rest of the group, observing silently.
What does the word 'aloof' mean?
To feel very sad or sorry about something
To go off topic
Able to think and feel emotions
Keeping to yourself, not friendly
The real estate agent will appraise the value of the house before listing it for sale.
What does the word 'appraise' mean?
Skill in doing something with coordination
Never giving up or stopping, persistent
To go off topic
To determine the value or worth of something
The baleful storm cast a dark shadow over the town.
What does the word 'baleful' mean?
To go off topic
Harmful or threatening in a dangerous way
A lot of confusion and noise
Ordinary or boring
Many people deplore the use of single-use plastic.
What does the word 'deplore' mean?
Having a strong and sharp smell
To feel very sad or sorry about something
To give or grant something to someone
Able to think and feel emotions
The magician's dexterity with the playing cards was mesmerizing.
What does the word 'dexterity' mean?
To determine the value or worth of something
Never giving up or stopping, persistent
To give or grant something to someone
Skill in doing something with coordination
Let's not digress from the main topic at hand.
What does the word 'digress' mean?
Able to think and feel emotions
To go off topic
The state of being mortal or dying
Keeping to yourself, not friendly
