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WorksheetsEssential Vocabulary for 9th Grade (List 2)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Fill in the Blank: Her speech had a (a) impact on the audience, leaving everyone in deep thought.
Feign
Incremental
Astute
What is a synonym for "skeptical"?
Doubtful
Trusting
Excited
Calm
Which of the following best defines "incremental"?
A. Sudden and complete
B. Gradual and small increases
C. Regressive in nature
D. Quick and erratic
What does "feign" mean in this sentence? "He tried to feign an injury to avoid participating in the game."
A. Pretend
B. Show
C. Suffer
D. Ignore
What does "assessment" mean?
A. An argument
B. A formal evaluation
C. A group discussion
D. A quick observation
What is the opposite of "proliferate"?
Multiply
Increase
Diminish
Intensify
The boss decided to (a) him to a lower position due to his poor performance.
Feign
Relegate
Proliferate
Assess
What is the synonym of "astute"?
Foolish
Intelligent
Apprehensive
Skeptical
What does "apprehensive" mean in this sentence? "She was apprehensive about the upcoming test because she hadn't studied enough."
Relaxed
Nervous
Confident
Curious
How would you define "relevant"?
Closely connected or related to the topic
Completely unrelated or off-topic
Extremely important and critical
Difficult to understand
The team's strategy was both clever and (a) , ensuring their success.
Apprehensive
Skeptical
Astute
Incremental
Fill-in-the-blank: Choose the word that best completes the sentence: "The new policy led to the (a) of small businesses in the area."
Feigning
Proliferation
Relegation
Assessment
What is the opposite of "profound"?
Deep
Insightful
Superficial
Intelligent
Which of the following is closest in meaning to "assessment"?
Evaluation
Punishment
Promotion
Relaxation
Using context clues, what does "relegate" mean in this sentence? "The manager had to relegate less important tasks to interns so he could focus on bigger projects."
Delegate or assign to a lower rank
Eliminate completely
Promote to a higher level
Perform quickly
