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WorksheetsVocabulary Quiz 17
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
The word Blight most nearly means:
A disease that damages plants
A humorous stage play
A sudden raid
A quite as an example
The word Cite most nearly means:
Quote as an example
Mercy shown
A sudden raid
A disease that damages plants
The word Clemency most nearly means:
Mercy shown
Quote as an example
Odd
A sudden raid
The word Eccentric most nearly means:
Odd
Mercy Shown
A humorous stage play
A sudden raid
The word Farce most nearly means:
A humorous stage play
Quote as an example
To gather bit by bit
Mercy shown
The word Foray most nearly means:
A sudden raid
A disease that damages plants
A quote as an example
Mercy shown
The word Glean most nearly means:
To gather bit by bit
Odd
Quote as an example
Mercy shown
The word Nominal most nearly means:
In name only
Gathering bit by bit
To put down
Odd
The word Ostracize most nearly means:
To banish
To gather bit by bit
To put down
The right to vote
The word Posthumous most nearly means:
Occurring after a person has died
Odd
One who receives
Enthusiasm
The word Quash most nearly means:
To put down
To banish
The right to vote
One who receives
The word Recipient most nearly means:
One who receives
Funny in a crude way
To put down
Odd
The word Ribald most nearly means:
Funny in a crude way
One who receives
Gathering bit by bit
In name only
The word Suffrage most nearly means:
The right to vote
Funny in a crude way
To put down
In name only
The word Verve most nearly means:
Enthusiasm
odd
Gathered bit by bit
To banish
Why does Mrs. Newman love spring?
It is warm again!
She loves the flowers!
No more coats!
Yeah for time change!
