WorksheetsUnderstanding Vocabulary Meanings
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is the best definition of the word "Terrific"?
Causing terror or fear
Extremely good or excellent
Very small in size
Unreliable or untrustworthy
Which of the following best describes an "Outfit"?
A type of food
A set of clothes worn together
A musical instrument
A kind of vehicle
A "gathering" is:
A type of sport
A meeting or assembly of people
A kind of food
A method of transportation
To "venture" means to:
Stay in a safe place
Take a risk or go somewhere new
Refuse to move
Hide from others
If something is "worthwhile," it is:
Not valuable
Worth the time, effort, or money spent
Dangerous
Unpleasant
Which of the following best defines "meaningful"?
Lacking importance
Full of meaning or significance
Very confusing
Unpredictable
The word "pursuit" refers to:
The act of running away
The act of following or striving for something
A type of punishment
A form of entertainment
"Regardless" most nearly means:
Only if
In spite of everything
Because of
Beforehand
A "hint" is:
A direct answer
A small piece of advice or clue
A type of punishment
A loud noise
A "feat" is:
A failure
An achievement that requires great courage, skill, or strength
A type of animal
A mistake
Which sentence uses "terrific" correctly?
The weather was terrific, so we went for a picnic.
The soup was so terrific that I couldn't eat it.
The terrific was running fast.
She wore a terrific on her head.
Choose the correct synonym for "outfit":
Attire
Vehicle
Recipe
Instrument
Which of the following is an example of a "gathering"?
A person reading alone
A group of friends meeting for dinner
A single bird flying
A closed store
If you "venture" into the forest, you:
Stay at home
Take a risk by going into the forest
Avoid the forest
Build a house
Which of the following is "worthwhile"?
Spending hours on something with no result
Helping someone in need
Ignoring your responsibilities
Wasting resources
If a task is "meaningful," it is:
Pointless
Significant and important
Boring
Unfinished
Someone who is "reluctant" to speak in public is:
Excited to speak
Hesitant or unwilling to speak
Speaking loudly
Speaking confidently
Which of the following best illustrates a "feat"?
Forgetting your homework
Climbing Mount Everest
Watching television
Sleeping early
