WorksheetsVisual Vocabulary Harriet Tubman
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 10mins
After a long day at work, she arrived at home looking quite ________, with her hair tousled and her clothes wrinkled.
disheveled
cajoling
lingered
sullen
Despite the festive atmosphere, he remained ________, barely smiling and keeping to himself throughout the celebration.
evoking
cajoling
disheveled
sullen
Her ________ during the debate captivated the audience and effectively conveyed her points.
cajoling
evoking
eloquence
lingered
She spent the afternoon ________ her friend to join her on the trip, using flattery and gentle persuasion.
instill
evoking
sullen
cajoling
After the meeting ended, a sense of uncertainty ________ in the room, leaving everyone feeling uneasy
eloquence
instill
lingered
sullen
The painting was so powerful, it was ________ memories of her childhood spent by the sea.
lingered
disheveled
evoking
cajoling
Sullen means
To show silent resentment
To be messy or untidy
To speak powerfully and persuasively
To bring something to mind
Cajoling means
To speak powerfully and persuasively
To coax or gently urge
To bring something to mind
To show silent resentment
Disheveled means
To remain or stay longer
To show silent resentment
To speak powerfully and persuasively
To be messy or untidy
Eloquence means
To speak powerfully and persuasively
To bring something to mind
To be messy or untidy
To establish or implant something gradually
Evoking means
To coax or gently urge
To speak powerfully and persuasively
Bringing something to mind
To establish or implant something gradually
Lingered means
To bring something to mind
To coax or gently urge
To remain or stay longer
To establish or implant gradually
Instill means
To show silent resentment; sulky
To speak powerfully and persuasively
To gently urge or coax
To establish or implant gradually
The teacher aimed to ________ a love of reading in her students by introducing them to exciting stories.
eloquence
sullen
instill
disheveled
