Worksheets12th Vocab Quiz Week 3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
A fervent supporter of a cause is likely to be:
hesitant
passionate
confused
indifferent
A flagrant foul in basketball might:
go slightly unnoticed
be mildly penalized
clearly break the rules
be considered a good strategy
A flippant remark during a serious meeting would likely be seen as:
helpful
rude
insightful
cautious
To foment rebellion means to:
stop it
stir it up
ignore it
forget it
Forbearance is most similar in meaning to:
hostility
restraint
forgetfulness
fear
A fortuitous event is:
expected
unexpected
disappointing
unavoidable
A fractious child is likely to be:
cheerful
irritable
polite
sleepy
A frivolous lawsuit is:
deeply serious
trivial
well-reasoned
delayed
Fulsome praise can sometimes seem:
excessive
appropriate
understated
subtle
A furtive glance implies:
secrecy
joy
anger
pride
A fervent speech would most likely come from someone who is:
bored
emotional
indifferent
quiet
Which word has a negative connotation?
fortuitous
flagrant
forbearance
fervent
A flippant response in a courtroom might result in:
a reprimand
laughter
applause
more questions
Someone who foments unrest is likely to:
keep peace
listen quietly
stir up trouble
flee the scene
A teacher shows forbearance by:
yelling at students
remaining calm during disruptions
assigning extra homework
punishing everyone
Something fortuitous is:
unfortunate
lucky
suspicious
dangerous
Fractious behavior is often:
quiet and polite
cooperative
argumentative
shy and reserved
A frivolous argument might be:
deeply meaningful
about something silly
threatening of another person
respectful of others
A fulsome compliment might be interpreted as:
modest
overdone
witty
heartfelt
A furtive action is often done:
in the spotlight
in secrecy
loudly
proudly
