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E.3 - The Leap - Vocabulary

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

a thing that happens forever or for an indefinitely long time

a)

annually

b)

confined

c)

defined

d)

perpetually

2.

to make, adjust, or check the setting of something, usually some kind of measuring device.

a)

perpetually

b)

calibrate

c)

decorate

d)

constricting

3.

to compress or squeeze tightly

a)

constricting

b)

anticipation

c)

correlation

d)

confined

4.

the action of anticipating something; expectation or prediction

a)

constipation

b)

anticipation

c)

perpetually

d)

constriction

5.

in a way that happens immediately, without any delay

a)

consciously

b)

constriction

c)

anticipation

d)

instantaneously

6.

to keep someone closed in a place, often by force

a)

confined

b)

defined

c)

refined

d)

remind

7.

old, and almost no longer suitable for work or use

a)

superflous

b)

encroaching

c)

calibrated

d)

superannuated

8.

to take control or possession of something in a gradual way and often without being noticed

a)

supplying

b)

encroaching

c)

calibrating

d)

confining

9.

As the thick jungle continued its relentless advance, the vines were gradually ___________ around the ancient ruins, slowly but steadily reclaiming the territory that had once been cleared by human hands.

a)

confined

b)

anticipation

c)

encroaching

d)

perpetually

e)

instantaneously

10.

With bated breath and a sense of eager ___________, the children eagerly awaited the magician's next trick, their eyes wide with wonder and their hearts pounding with excitement.

a)

instantaneously

b)

perpetually

c)

adoration

d)

anticipation

e)

abomination

11.

In today's fast-paced world of constant updates, notifications, and social media feeds, it often feels like we are ___________ connected to our devices, seldom finding a moment of true solitude.

a)

instantaneously

b)

encroaching

c)

constricting

d)

calibrate

e)

perpetually

12.

With a flick of his wrist, the magician seemingly made the coin disappear ___________ right before the audience's eyes, leaving them in awe of his seemingly magical abilities.

a)

superannuatedly

b)

perpetually

c)

instantaneously

d)

dangerously

e)

constrictingly

13.

The ____________ grip of the tight budget forced us to reassess our plans for a lavish vacation, compelling us to consider more affordable alternatives that aligned with our financial constraints.

a)

constricting

b)

superannuated

c)

encroaching

d)

confined

e)

suspected

14.

 As retirement approaches, many workers find themselves grappling with concerns about their employers considering them to be _____________ and whether they have saved enough to sustain themselves comfortably in their golden years, pondering their financial security and future well-being.

a)

perpetually

b)

encroaching

c)

superannuated

d)

anticipation

e)

duration

15.

 It is imperative to meticulously __________ the scales when conducting scientific experiments to ensure precise and accurate results, as even the slightest deviation can lead to erroneous conclusions and flawed data.

a)

calibrate

b)

confine

c)

perpetuate

d)

articulate

e)

constrict

16.

_________ to the small, dimly lit cell, the prisoner felt a sense of suffocation and despair, yearning for the freedom he once took for granted and longing for the day when he would be released from his captivity.

a)

instantaneously

b)

dangerously

c)

confined

d)

transitioning

e)

anticipation