Worksheets3rd Quarter Vocab Review #1
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What does it mean if someone is described as "frank"?
They are often confused.
They are dishonest.
They are direct and open in their communication.
They are quiet and reserved.
Choose the sentence where "indignant" is used correctly.
She felt indignant after receiving a compliment on her work.
He was indignant when he was falsely accused of breaking the vase.
The dog looked indignant when it was time for its bath.
They were indignant about the sunny weather during the picnic.
Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies "empathetic" behavior?
Laughing at someone who tripped and fell.
Ignoring a friend who is clearly upset.
Listening and offering support to a friend who is going through a tough time.
Telling someone to stop being sad because others have it worse.
"Scornful" most nearly means:
Admiring.
Full of disdain or contempt.
Joyful.
Indifferent.
Which of the following is an example of a "provocative" statement?
"I think it might rain today."
"Let's agree to disagree."
"Why do we never question the status quo?"
"I enjoy quiet evenings at home."
"Vehement" is best described as:
Showing strong and often angry feelings; very emotional.
Being indifferent or lukewarm.
Displaying a lack of interest.
Expressing joy and happiness.
Which of the following best demonstrates a "reverent" attitude?
Speaking loudly in a library.
Vandalizing public property.
Showing deep respect for a cultural tradition.
Ignoring someone's advice or warning.
"Resignation" can best be described as:
The act of signing up for a competition.
The feeling of accepting something undesirable but inevitable.
The process of resigning from a job.
A formal letter of apology.
An "incredulous" reaction is one that shows:
Belief and acceptance.
Disbelief or skepticism.
Indifference.
Enthusiasm.
"Caustic" comments are those that are:
Healing and soothing.
Indirect and vague.
Sharp and biting.
Warm and friendly.
In which situation would someone most likely be "indignant"?
When they receive a gift.
When they are praised for their work.
When they are accused of something they didn't do.
When they are invited to a party.
Which of the following best describes a situation where a person might need to show "resignation"?
Winning a lottery.
Getting promoted at work.
Accepting the end of a close friendship.
Planning a vacation.
