WorksheetsFinals: Vocabulary Quizizz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Apparitions
Decorations
Visitors
Phantoms
Symbols
Fractious
Talkative
Unruly
Flexible
Cheerful
Petulant
Generous
Irritable
Silly
Talkative
Restitution
Regret
Celebration
Reimbursement
Punishment
Compel
Delay
Urge
Ignore
Allow
Gratuitous
Necessary
Humble
Unwarranted
Enforced
Proliferate
Collapse
Multiply
Hide
Reduce
Sycophants
Rebels
Flatterers
Ghosts
Analysts
Complacent
Curious
Smug
Nervous
Tired
Infrastructure
Framework
Decoration
Policy
Document
Protracted
Speedy
Extended
Simple
Sudden
Tomes
Papers
Volumes
Devices
Packages
Conducive
Restrictive
Helpful
Annoying
Optional
Infringe
Protect
Restore
Trespass
Permit
Punctilious
Lazy
Meticulous
Carefree
Impatient
Ultimatum
Suggestion
Final warning
Compromise
Reminder
Emote
Hide
Pretend
Overact
Calm
Insoluble
Imaginary
Unresolvable
Easy
Temporary
Recrimination
Apology
Countercharge
Explanation
Clarification
Visage
Countenance
Attitude
Hair
Footstep
The room was dark and silent until two ghostly (a) floated past the doorway.
The teacher found it difficult to manage the (a) students who constantly argued and interrupted.
The toddler let out a loud, (a) wail when told he couldn’t have another cookie.
The court ordered the company to pay (a) to customers affected by the recall.
The emotional story seemed to (a) the audience to take action.
The director was criticized for including (a) violence that didn’t support the plot.
Rumors about the new student began to (a) quickly through the school.
The celebrity was constantly surrounded by (a) who laughed at every joke and agreed with every word.
The engineer’s (a) attitude toward safety protocols led to a serious accident.
The country invested heavily in its transportation (a) , repairing roads and building new railways.
The negotiations became so (a) that both sides began to lose patience.
The library shelves were lined with ancient (a) on law, medicine, and philosophy.
Dim lighting and soft music created an atmosphere (a) to studying.
The publisher warned the blogger not to (a) on copyrighted material.
The editor was so (a) that she found a typo in a 300-page manuscript.
He issued an (a) to the committee: act now, or he would resign.
The actor began to (a) during the performance, bringing tears to the eyes of the audience.
The mystery remained (a) , with no one able to explain the strange disappearance.
The argument escalated quickly into mutual blame and loud (a) between the two politicians.
Her cheerful (a) masked the sadness she truly felt inside.
