WorksheetsW.O.W Test Review / Term 2
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 11hrs 15mins
Definition: Dismal
Showing or causing gloom, unhappiness; something bad
Angry or unhappy and
not wanting to talk
A calm, confident manner, a graceful way of
carrying yourself
To overwhelm someone with things or people to be dealt with; to flood
Meaning: Showing or causing gloom, unhappiness; something bad
Retort
Poise
Dismal
Inundate
Part of Speech: Dismal
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Ad-Verb
Synonyms: Dismal
Cheerful
Anger
Laugh-Worthy
Dreadful
Antonyms: Dismal
Dreadful
Cheerful
Sad
Upsetting
Definition: Vindictive
Intended for or involving
revenge, meaning to
cause hurt
To reply to something in a quick and angry way
An ability to notice or understand things clearly, mentally sharp or clever
Extravagantly rich, elaborate, or luxurious
Meaning: Intended for or involving
revenge, meaning to
cause hurt
Dismal
Sense
Vindictive
Sullen
Part of Speech: Vindictive
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Ad-Verb
Synonyms: Vindictive (Hint: Multiple Choice)
Loving
Shocked
Vengeful
Spiteful
Antonyms: Vindictive
Spiteful
Malicious
Vengeful
Merciful
Definition: Perceive
An ability to notice or understand things clearly, mentally sharp or clever
To overwhelm someone with things or people to be dealt with; to flood
To attain awareness of, to see, especially when something isn’t obvious
Showing or causing gloom, unhappiness; something bad
Meaning: To attain awareness of, to see, especially when something isn’t obvious
Astute
Show
Gain
Perceive
Part of Speech: Perceive
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Ad-Verb
Synonyms: Perceive (Hint: Multiple Answers)
Understand
Know
Sense
Recognize
Antonyms: Perceive (Hint: Multiple Answers)
Understand
Overlook
Know
Miss
Definition: Sullen
intended for or involving
revenge, meaning to
cause hurt
to reply to something in a quick and angry way
to overwhelm someone with things or people to be dealt with; to flood
angry or unhappy and
not wanting to talk
Meaning: Angry or unhappy and
not wanting to talk
Sullen
Difficult
Amazed
Upset
Part of Speech: Sullen
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Ad-Verb
Special Variant
Synonyms: Sullen (Hint: 3 Answers)
Gloomy
Miserable
Cheerless
Good
Antonyms: Sullen (Hint: More than one answer)
Definition: Retort
To give a polite response
To reply to something in a quick and angry way
To ignore
To provide cheerful energy to
Meaning: To reply to something in a quick and angry way
React
Remorse
Strike
Retort
Part of Speech: Retort
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Ad-Verb
Synonyms: Retort (Hint: Multiple)
Answer
Response
Reply
Ignore
Evaluate
Antonyms: Retort
Sympathy
Respond
Revenge
Counter
Definition: Poise
A calm, confident manner, a graceful way of
carrying yourself
To overwhelm someone with things or people to be dealt with; to flood
Showing or causing gloom, unhappiness; something bad
All of the above
Definition: Astute
To attain awareness of, to see, especially when something isn’t obvious
An ability to notice or understand things clearly, mentally sharp or clever
To reply to something in a quick and angry way
Definition: Inundate
To pay attention to all possible outcomes
To empty something or someone in both possible manners
To overwhelm someone with things or people to be dealt with; to flood
To choose the option with the ; symbol
Definition: Lavish
Poor, bad, not good quality, "trash"
An ability to notice or understand things clearly, mentally sharp or clever
Extravagantly rich, elaborate, or luxurious
All of the above☠
Meaning: a calm, confident manner, a graceful way of
carrying yourself
Smooth
Piose
Poise
Poies
Meaning: An ability to notice or understand things clearly, mentally sharp or clever
Perceive
Observant
Astute
Precieve
Meaning: to overwhelm someone with things or people to be dealt with; to flood
Innudate
Nundate
Inudate
None of the above
Meaning; extravagantly rich, elaborate, or luxurious
Laavish
Ragety
Raggety
Lavish
Part of Speech: Poise
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Ad-Verb
Antonyms: Astute
Blind
Smart
Visionary
Perceiving
Part of Speech: Astute
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Ad-Verb
Part of Speech: Inundate
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Ad-Verb
Part of Speech: Lavish
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Ad-Verb
Synonyms: Poise
Cool
Unbalance
Broken
Extra
Synonyms: Astute
Happy
Smart
Dumb
Unacknowledged
Synonyms: Inundate
Empty
Flood
Break
Release
Synonyms: Lavish
Fancy
Poor
Old
Ancient
Antonyms: Lavish
New
Fancy
Lacking
Lame
Antonyms: Inundate
Blind
Fill
Flood
Empty
Antonyms: Poise
Raging
Calm
Collected
Cool
