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WorksheetsHigh School Vocabulary
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
A half year term in school is called a (a) . It is worth 0.5 credit.
You get (a) for passing a class (or test) and you need 24 to graduate.
a false name or identity (ardor, lest, alias, adroit, acrimony)
(a)
skillful, especially with one's hands (ardor, lest, alias, adroit, acrimony)
(a)
Which word best matches the picture?
antithesis
eradicate
dauntless
clairvoyant
dubious
to scold or criticize someone angrily (eradicate, dauntless, clairvoyant, callous, berate)
(a)
In which sentence is the word "censure" used correctly?
He was eager to censure the new movie everyone was talking about.
The senator faced censure for his actions in the scandal.
She decided to censure her diet to include more fruits and vegetables.
They were looking forward to a censure evening at home.
What does "recalcitrant" mean?
Willing to comply
Having a strong moral compass
Resisting authority or control
Easily broken or damaged
the absolute opposite (charismatic, belligerent, austere, dubious, antithesis)
(a)
Sidney speaks with a British accent to try to impress his teachers. This is an example of an ____.
acerbic
affectation
advocate
alienate
extremely plain; stern (charismatic, belligerent, austere, dubious, antithesis)
(a)
Which word best matches the picture?
antithesis
eradicate
dauntless
clairvoyant
dubious
Which word best matches the picture?
antithesis
eradicate
dauntless
clairvoyant
dubious
bitterness or spitefulness (ardor, lest, alias, adroit, acrimony)
(a)
a dispute or fight (adulation, altercation, admonish, nevertheless, asunder)
(a)
enthusiasm or passion (adroit, acrimony, alias, ardor, lest)
(a)
to avoid the risk of (adroit, acrimony, alias, ardor, lest)
(a)
extreme praise (asunder, adulation, altercation, admonish, nevertheless)
(a)
in spite of all that (asunder, adulation, altercation, admonish, nevertheless)
(a)
to caution, criticize, or counsel (asunder, adulation, altercation, admonish, nevertheless)
(a)
quick or able to move easily (affable, altruism, agile, allude)
(a)
What is the meaning of the word 'gregarious'?
A) Shy and reserved
B) Fond of company; sociable
C) Extremely careful
D) Unwilling to change
Choose the sentence where the word 'benevolent' is used correctly.
A) The benevolent dictator ruled with an iron fist.
B) Her benevolent smile made everyone feel at ease.
C) He was benevolent in his decision to punish the innocent.
D) The benevolent storm destroyed the village.
Which of the following words is a synonym for 'ephemeral'?
A) Permanent
B) Lasting
C) Fleeting
D) Enduring
Identify the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement.
A) The team of players are winning the match.
B) The bouquet of flowers were beautiful.
C) The committee has decided on the new policy.
D) The group of students were excited for the trip.
