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WorksheetsCHP 5-6 Vocab Study
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 38mins
She was indignant when she learned that her hard work had been dismissed without any recognition.
Feeling angry or upset because something is unfair or wrong.
Relief after finishing something
A lesson where you find the dignant
Boiling with anger
The word perturb is most closely related to:
to feel
to be disturbed
to assist
disturb someone
The word subside is most closely related to:
decrease
He listened raptly to the storyteller, completely captivated by the tale.
Engrossed
The heat during the summer months became so intense that it was nearly intolerable, making it difficult to even step outside.
Comfortable, chill, pleasant
Tolerable, endurable, acceptable
Mild, so-so, Okay
Definition closest to Eon:
An eon represents a period of one billion years or more.
An eon lasts for a hundred years.
He could feel himself begin to seethe with anger as he listened to the unfair accusations.
To be filled with anger
The feeling before you cry
To be filled with intense anger
An eyesight condition that happens to children
The dog howled plaintively at the door, longing for attention after being left alone.
Expressing boiling anger
Expressing sadness
In a confused or disoriented manner
Expressing that something is plain/boring
The word wheedle is most closely related to which sentence?
Echo
(a)
To Meg, the glasses Mrs. Who gave her felt like a talisman.
A back up pair just in case of an emergency
A simple, beautiful piece of jewelry
A good luck charm
A weapon
The word writhe is most closely related to which sentence:
Very impressive, amazing in size, amount, or ability.
Unimpressive
Prodigious
Seethe
Genius
The word serene is most closely related to:
Honesty is just one facet of her multilayered character.
One part
The majority
The biggest part
Her personality
The word peril is most closely related to:
To investigate deeply or thoroughly
(a)
Despite all the challenges she faced, her resilience helped her keep moving forward with hope and determination.
Definition of Malignant
His actions contradict his words—he says he cares about his grades, but never studies in class.
