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WorksheetsVocabulary HW Week 3.5
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 23mins
What is the definition of the word 'Disparage'?
to belittle or speak down to
doubtful, questionable
extremely bad
having refined or expressive communication skills (in speaking or writing)
What is the meaning of the word 'Dubious'?
to belittle or speak down to
doubtful, questionable
extremely bad
having refined or expressive communication skills (in speaking or writing)
How would you define the word 'Egregious'?
to belittle or speak down to
doubtful, questionable
extremely bad
having refined or expressive communication skills (in speaking or writing)
What does the word 'Eloquent' mean?
to belittle or speak down to
doubtful, questionable
extremely bad
having refined or expressive communication skills (in speaking or writing)
What is the definition of the word 'Emit'?
to belittle or speak down to
doubtful, questionable
extremely bad
produce and discharge or make
His ___ mistake during the presentation was so obvious that it left everyone in the room in a state of shock.
Disparage
Dubious
Egregious
Eloquent
Emit
She cast a ___ glance at the weather forecast, skeptical of the prediction of sunshine amidst the gathering clouds.
Disparage
Dubious
Egregious
Eloquent
Emit
The old lantern began to ___ a warm, flickering light that gently illuminated the dark corners of the rustic cabin.
Disparage
Dubious
Egregious
Eloquent
Emit
She was quick to ___ his efforts, criticizing the project harshly without acknowledging the hard work he had put into it.
Disparage
Dubious
Egregious
Eloquent
Emit
His speech was so ___ that the audience was captivated, hanging onto every word with admiration for his articulate and persuasive delivery.
Disparage
Dubious
Egregious
Eloquent
Emit
Without creating a sentence error or removing the vocabulary word, combine the following sentences:
He smiled warmly at the crowd. However, his opponent did not hesitate to disparage his ideas in front of everyone.
Without creating a sentence error or removing the vocabulary word, combine the following sentences:
The chef proudly presented his new dish. The guests exchanged dubious glances, unsure about its unusual appearance.
Without creating a sentence error or removing the vocabulary word, combine the following sentences:
She completed the painting with a final stroke. To her dismay, an egregious error in the colors became immediately apparent.
Without creating a sentence error or removing the vocabulary word, combine the following sentences:
The room fell silent as he took the stage. His opening words were so eloquent, they captured everyone's attention instantly.
Without creating a sentence error or removing the vocabulary word, combine the following sentences:
The old radio sat quietly on the shelf. Suddenly, it began to emit a faint, crackling sound.
