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WorksheetsS1 Vocabulary Quiz words 104 - 108
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 18mins
To express sadness and feeling sorry about something
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(Esp of a problem) so great that it cannot be dealt with successfully
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Moving or speaking slowly with little energy
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Dried out because of too much heat and not enough rain
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A very large number of something
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Extremely angry
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Involving very powerful emotions.
Typically used to describe feelings in a relationship.
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Very steep, or falling a long way very fast
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A natural ability or skill
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An occasion when someone breaks a rule or law
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(Of people or their appearance) very untidy
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To honour or very much respect a person or thing
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Giving a clear, strong message
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So obvious that it can easily be seen or felt
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Thinking in a quiet way, often with a serious expression on your face
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To work at an extra job, especially without telling your main employer
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Unreasonably determined
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Not in use any more, having been replaced by something newer
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Untidy; not cared for
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Causing or wanting to cause harm or evil
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The excitement in the room was _________ as the concert was about to start.
pensive
imaginary
livid
palpable
Cheating on the test is a serious __________ of the school's rules.
achievement
palpable
pensive
infraction
His speech was so _________that everyone was moved to tears.
eloquent
obstinate
incoherent
boring
Cassette tapes are pretty much __________now that we have digital music.
palpable
pensive
obsolete
modern
He was in a _______mood, thinking about what to write in his diary.
unkempt
pensive
thoughtful
obstinate
The _______weather made everyone want to stay inside with the air conditioning.
torrid
livid
infraction
pleasant
The villain in the movie had a __________ smile as he planned his next move.
malevolent
livid
benevolent
venerate
Workers in state enterprises were permitted to __________.
moonlight
obstinate
unkempt
malevolent
After the roller coaster ride, her hair was completely ____________.
precipitous
eloquent
obsolete
dishevelled
The trail became so _________ with sharp drops that they had to turn back.
precipitous
eloquent
obsolete
dishevelled
The __________ mum continued to batter him with her blue umbrella.
pensive
languid
livid
precipitous
After the long hike, she felt _________and just wanted to lie down.
languid
livid
enthusiastic
sinister
His room was ___________, with clothes and books scattered everywhere.
unkempt
obstinate
dishevelled
palpable
They __________ their idols and always listen to their advice.
malevolent
resigned
venerate
eloquent
He was so __________that he refused to change his mind no matter what.
malevolent
obstinate
intrepid
eloquent
She has a great __________for math and always gets high scores.
pensive
aversion
culmination
aptitude
The my (a) of her ideas made it hard to choose just one. (n)
They ins___m_____ struggled against the rising flood. (adv)
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After hours in the sun, he was p (a) and desperate for a drink. (adj)
His la (a) could be heard throughout the village. (n)
She spoke lan (a) , barely lifting her head. (adv)
The teacher i__fr____the policy by giving answers during the test. (v)
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Their journey ended at the foot of a pr___p____ too steep to cross. (n)
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The couple’s t__r___d____ss faded after months apart. (n)
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His pen (a) ss showed in the way he stared into the distance. (n)
They ven (a) their grandparents for their wisdom and sacrifices. (v)
She l__v____ recounted the injustice she faced. (adv)
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His a (a) response surprised the panel. (adj)
Her m___v_____ce became clear when she sabotaged the plan. (n)
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The garden was overgrown and un (a) , with weeds everywhere. (adj)
He remained ob (a) , refusing to admit he was wrong. (adj)
Cassette tapes are now ob (a) in the digital age. (adj)
The tension in the room was so strong, it felt p___p____. (adj)
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