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WorksheetsTruth p3 vocab practice
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 27mins
Confusion
prohibits
monitor
commotion
candid
To forbid the action of ________
raucous
tenure
equitable
prohibit
Low in quality; below others
prudent
random
inferior
candid
Status given to an employee indicating that their employment is permanent
random
tenure
expedite
sabbatical
Loud; harsh sounding
raucous
inferior
commotion
indicative
Sign or suggestion; pointing something out
prohibit
resign
indicative
animosity
misunderstand; take in a wrong sense
commotion
animosity
misconstrue
equitable
having to do with being fair
resign
fiscally
random
equitable
To speed up the process of
resign
expedite
candid
indicative
Said or done with force or stress; strong emotion
misconstrue
expedite
emphatically
fiscally
actively dislike; hostile feelings towards something
equitable
raucous
inferior
animosity
to watch closely
monitor
resign
prohibit
candid
without a definite aim, plan or method
emphatically
random
prudent
resign
being frank; honest
prudent
raucous
tenure
candid
Having to do with money or financial matters
sabbatical
fiscally
random
indicative
To formally give up your position/employment
sabbatical
resign
prohibit
tenure
acting with or showing care and thought for the future.
monitor
animosity
prudent
candid
Extended period of leave from one's work
resign
sabbatical
commotion
tenure
Dr. Seymour said there was some (a) between Miss Narwin and Philip.
There was a tremendous amount of (a) in the hallways during dismissal.
The student was asked to be (a) about what had happened in the lunch line.
Please do not (a) sarcasm for cruelty.
Ted Griffen said the budget was (a) sound and voters should pass it.
Miss Narwin said Philip sang in a loud and (a) manner
Miss Narwin did not agree that she and Philip should have (a) treatment because she was an adult.
Miss Narwin felt as though Philip's exam answers were quite (a) .
In order to (a) your request, please be sure to put your name and contact information in the box.
If Miss Narwin didn't have (a) , Dr. Seymour may have just fired her to get Ted Griffen off his back.
Mrs. Sexton hates to (a) the bathrooms.
After having the class of 2028, Mrs. Sexton needed to take a (a) .
Mrs. Sexton (a) asked the students to get all of their work turned in, so they could finish the year off strong with the best grades possible.
It is (a) to save some money every month for retirement.
Mrs. Sexton loves a (a) fact or two as long as it doesn't get us too far off course.
A new law from Columbus, (a) students from having a cell phone with them in class.
Miss Narwin took the district's offer for her to take a leave of absence as a small step toward getting her to (a) .
Taking a long time on a quiz might be (a) of the lack of time a student spent studying.
