Worksheets11 Qtr 1/Week 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
the language, especially the vocabulary, peculiar to a particular trade, profession, or group:
ascribed
ambiguous
jargon
feigning
What is the opposite of "frantically"?
Calmly
Quickly
Loudly
Excitedly
What is this a picture of?
jargon
prodigious
gibbett
pious
Which of the following is a correct definition of "pliable"?
Easily broken
Easily bent or shaped
Hard to influence
Difficult to control
Which word means "capable of being bent or flexed"?
Unbending
Pliable
Stubborn
Hard
Something pleasing and appealing, especially a choice food
pristine
delicacies
recompense
macabre
pure or unspoiled
appease
vanquish
prodigious
pristine
to make a judgment in a dispute outside of a legal court
pious
mundane
arbitrate
ameliorate
humble submission and respect
feigning
arbitrate
deference
predilection
Which word is NOT a synonym of "vanquish"?
Beat
Conquer
Submit
Subdue
food supply
gibbet
delicacies
pristine
provision
feeling or showing no sympathy for others; insensitive or cruel
pious
callous
prodigious
gibbett
To twist out of shape; change the usual or normal shape, form, or appearance of
mudane
distort
feigning
jargon
very ordinary and not at all interesting or unusual
frantic
macabre
mundane
jargon
dealing with, or representing death (esp. its grimmer or uglier aspects)
macabre
mundane
distort
callous
capable of being understood in two or more possible senses or ways
ameliorate
ascribed
feigning
ambiguous
to make something bad or unsatisfactory better; to improve
jargon
ascribed
ameliorate
appease
a preference or special liking for something
appease
ameliorate
predilection
prodigious
deeply religious
pious
prodigious
jargon
callous
deceptively charm or entertain
vanquish
beguile
ameliorate
arbitrate
