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WorksheetsBrain Exercises Season 2, Nov 28, 2023
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 9mins
What do you feel now?
The consequences of dishonesty and deception, such as cheating on a test, may not be immediate. But the Word of God assures that they will eventually catch up. God upholds justice, and the truth will prevail.
AGREE, DISAGREE, NOT SURE
Are you ready to increase your word bank today? Let's go!
being of the most miserable, humiliating, or wretched kind; despicable.
adamant
abject
antagonistic
arduous
highly skilled, proficient or expert in something that requires skill.
austere
inept
adept
frenetic
belligerent means
apt to or eager to fight; hostile; with warlike character; aggresive
impartial; straightforward; sincere and open without reservation
severely critical or derisive or sardonic; stinging or biting, bitter
arranged or distributed according to classes or categories
kept, done or executed with secrecy; concealed
candid
counterfeit
collation
clandestine
The driver of the speeding car is culpable for the damages. culpable here means...
authoritatively asserted or unchallengeable
full of enthusiasm; excessively abundant
deserving blame
raptured state
fraught means...
derived from within or internally
emotional; filled with or causing distress
great respect and honor
about to occur
a word which refers to 'renowned and very distinguished; widely or well-known'
innocuous
impervious
illustrious
dubious
laudable means...
not visible or apparent
deserving commendation or praise or admiration
worthy of emulation
solitary; isolated; secluded
the word for 'outwardly represented or appearing as such; pretended and professed'
stringent
obstinate
insular
ostensible
we have to admit that the salary/wage of JOs and CoS is meager. meager means...
deficient or scanty
accurately exact or precise
quite sufficient
more than sufficient
cheating is a sinister act. sinister means...
not immediately noticeable or understandable
excessive; unnecessary or irrelevant
treacherous but justifiable 🤬
suggesting harm, evil or trouble; wicked
the word for 'majestic; regarded with nobility; impressive; supreme'
integral
insular
sublime
serene
That was a precarious accusation. the word precarious means...
pretended or professed
firmly or inflexibly adhering to one's purpose, attitude, opinion
dangerously lacking in stability; no basis or foundation
a humble, submissive, compliant or patient manner
the cheater was glancing at her surreptitiously to avoid being noticed. the word means...
constricted, constraining, compelling
imposing strict or severe standards of performance
done or obtained or made in a secret or stealth manner
concise, clear and precise expression
lying beyond what is seen, declared, evident, or revealed, usually kept intentionally concealed for the purpose of deceiving.
fraud
ulterior
valiant
succint
When you are exculpated, you are literally taken "out of the blame or found to be not guilty.
True
False
Trulse
Omnipresence means the ability to see around your normal line of sight.
True
False
not sure
which of the following sentences contain an idiomatic expression.
Metamorphosis occurs when a caterpillar turns into a butterfly.
He's a mover and shaker in the publishing world.
Will you please stop wasting time and start working?
God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble.
idiom: sit on the fence means...
be unable to decide about something
take the blame for something
pass on the responsibility to someone else
not say exactly what you want
idiom: butter someone up means...
not get any advice or support
work day and night at something
be very nice to someone because you want something
start off badly with someone
