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Worksheets2/13 vocabulary quiz(This 1)
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 30mins
Tackling
A negatively charged device
Dealing with or handling a problem
Something that foretells
to draw or write
Accomplish
a scheme or pattern
In the air
Finish or complete
along the shore or coast
Purposeful
Having a clear aim or goal
To assign
A science that deals with human beings
An instrument used for measuring
DETERMINATION
A thorough examination
A wrong doing
Quality of pursuing goals even when difficult
To regard as a characteristic
ACHIEVE
To prove to be true
succeed in doing
A formal statement
Dealing with or handling a problem
PURSUE
To develop a set of ideas
To support something
Witty sharp reply
To continue to do an activity over a period of time
RETORT
Not Flexible
To support something or keep going
Witty sharp reply
An argument or fighting
CANDID
To support something or keep going
To guess without evidence
Very honest, informal, unposed
To finish or complete on time
RECTIFY
Hostility or ill treatment
To correct or set right
A place of temporary punishment
Arguments or fighting
SPECULATE
To guess without evidence
Extreme tiredness
Negative or disrespectful connotation
Excessively attentive
VERIFY
To develop a set of ideas about something
A feeling that something bad is going to happen
To prove to be true
Not flexible
THEORIZE
To support something or keep going
To develop a set of ideas about something
Ability to see the truth without reasoning
Not flexible
SUSTAIN
A place of temporary punishment
Excessively attentive
To support something or keep going
Occurring affecting only 1 side
DECLARATION
A formal statement or announcement
Continue doing an activity over a period of time
To correct or set right
Having a clear aim or goal
ENUMERATE
To surround, encase or protect
Not flexible
Embarrassment of shame when you make a mistake publicly
To list or itemize, establish the number of something
HUMILIATION
Arguments or fighting
Embarrassment or shame when you make a mistake publicly
Dealing with or handling a problem
Succeed in doing something
PERSECUTION
Extreme tiredness
Hostility or ill treatment of
standing out conspicuously
Literature that teaches or instructs
ENCAPSULATION
Ability to see the truth
To prove to be true
To surround, encase, or protect in
A place of temporary punishment
FOREBODING
Ability to see the truth without reasoning
A place of temporary punishment
A feeling that something bad is going to happen
A lack of seriousness at an improper time
INTUITION
Not flexible
Arguments or fighting
Ability to see the truth without reasoning
Very deep feelings you cannot control or ignore
RIGID
A feeling that something bad is going to happen
Witty Sharp reply
Quality of pursuing goals even when difficult
Not Flexible
PURGATORY
A place of temporary punishment
To support something or keep going
To guess without evidence
Dealing with or handling a problem
QUARRELS
Not flexible
A place of temporary punishment
Arguments or fighting
Hostility or ill treatment of
DIDACTIC
To forbid by authority
Excessively Attentive
Negative or disrespectful connotation
Literature that teaches or instructs
VISCERAL
Something that can be touched or felt
Negative or disrespectful connotation
A lack of seriousness at an improper time
Very deep feelings you cannot control or ignore
Which sentence is stated correctly?
A smile compares to or more things using like or ash.
A simile compares two or more things using as.
A simile uses two words to describe.
A simile compares two or more things using 'like' or 'as'.
Which sentence is stated correctly?
A metofer compares two or more things.
A metopher compares two or more things using like or as.
A metaphor compares two or more things, without using like or as.
Which vocabulary word is spelled correctly?
characteristics
characteristcs
charaterisccs
Select all that are onomatopoeias.
BAM!
ZOING!
TODAY!
SPLAT!
Select the best spelling of the vocabulary word.
onomatoiee
onkidokei
onomatoespeiuh
onomatopoeia
Justify the best sentence -capitalized, punctuations, spelling, organization!
BOOM< ZAP<CRASH are exaples of an onomakopei
Boom Chicka Boom Boom!
BOOM! ZAP! CRASH! are all examples of onomatopoeia.
BOOM! ZAAP! CRASH! are awl examples of onomatoopeia.
Justify the best sentence -capitalized, punctuations, spelling, organization!
The way a test is oragnized is not cool.
The way a text is organized or put together is nown as struckture.
The way a text is organizied or put together is nown as struckture.
The way a text is organized or put together is known as structure.
