WorksheetsVocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
What does "Haughty" mean?
Humble and kind
Proud and arrogant
Calm and patient
Loud and obnoxious
If someone "scuttled" across the floor, what did they do?
Walked slowly
Danced gracefully
Scampered; hurried
Tiptoed quietly
What describes something that is "distorted"?
Twisted and misshapen
Clear and smooth
Faint and blurry
Neat and organized
If someone speaks "triumphantly," they are speaking...
Angrily
Quietly
Victoriously
Sadly
A "musty" smell is best described as:
Fresh and clean
Sweet and pleasant
Moldy, stale, and smelly
Sharp and spicy
Which word means "strange"?
Peculiar
Compliant
Rigid
Hospitable
"Deferential" behavior shows:
Rudeness
Humility and respect
Excitement
Fear
If someone answers "gruffly," they are responding...
Politely
Gently
Abruptly and grumpily
Calmly
If you are "diverted," you are...
Distracted
Focused
Relaxed
Encouraged
Which word means "wicked"?
Ghastly
Nefarious
Deftly
Astonishing
Which word describes something "stiff"?
Rigid
Hovering
Towering
Gloating
"Luminous" objects are...
Shining and bright
Dark and shadowy
Dull and faded
Small and hidden
Which word means "amazing and surprising"?
Petulantly
Astonishing
Ingratitude
Dilapidated
If someone shows "hospitality," they are being:
Bossy and demanding
Friendly and welcoming
Lazy and bored
Nervous and unsure
"Towering" buildings are...
Short and squat
Round and smooth
High and imposing
Wide and colorful
Which word means "ungratefulness"?
Ingratitude
Hospitality
Ululating
Relentless
A "compliant" student is...
Disobedient
Cooperative and obedient
Argumentative
Hesitant
If someone is "hovering," they are...
Rushing away
Moving backward
Lingering; staying behind
Running in circles
Which word describes someone "persistent and constant"?
Ghastly
Relentless
Petulantly
Deftly
If a person acts "petulantly," they are...
Calm and patient
Irritable and impatient
Quiet and polite
Cheerful and excited
A "ghastly" sight is:
Beautiful
Frightful and shocking
Mysterious and strange
Dull and boring
A "parody" is...
A satire or caricature
A serious speech
A scary story
A hidden message
To "gloat" means to:
Relish; brag about
Encourage others
Apologize
Show kindness
If someone is "ululating," they are...
Whispering quietly
Laughing gently
Howling or wailing with strong emotion
Singing cheerfully
If someone moves "deftly," they are moving...
Slowly
Carefully and clumsily
Skillfully and nimbly
Fearfully
To "relish" something means to:
Avoid it
Enjoy it with gusto
Fear it
Forget it
If you are "immensely" happy, you are:
Slightly happy
Completely and tremendously happy
Nervous
Sad
If you "clamber" up a hill, you are...
Dancing your way up
Rolling down
Scrambling; climbing
Sitting quietly
A "dilapidated" building is...
Modern and stylish
Fancy and expensive
Run down and in ruins
Clean and spotless
If you speak "confidentially," you are speaking...
Privately; in confidence
Loudly to a group
Nervously
Aggressively
To "amble" means to...
Stroll; casually walk
Run quickly
Dance gracefully
Jump excitedly
If someone is acting "ecstatically," they are...
Nervous
Angry
Joyful and excited
Sad
