WorksheetsSenior List One
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
When it comes to the release of the next season of The Rookie, fans are _______ in anticipation!
indefatigable
circumspect
unflappable
scrupulous
He can be amazingly _________ in the face of the surprising and bizarre things that occur in schools
brazen
duplicitous
unflappable
irascible
Thankfully the hitchhiker was a ______ sort who remained quiet in the back and thankful to have a reprieve from the hot sun.
morose
imperious
portentous
taciturn
He could tell in the first five minutes that her rude and _______ speech was not his type. Luckily they only met for coffee.
petulant
odious
assiduous
vapid
Most villains or antagonists in children's movies seem to be the _______ type, ready to fight.
pugnacious
effusive
specious
grievous
"The rogue army general tried to ___________ control of the government but failed because he did not anticipate the citizens' rebellion.
intuit
mollify
usurp
recompense
The kids met the news of global warming with a _______ look--not sure how they were supposed to react.
recompense
decadent
stolid
obdurate
The story’s _______ moments, those that are never quite explained, still take on a sort of beauty by themselves.
unflappable
winsome
egregious
inscrutable
His early cassettes, decorated with his warm, cartoonish drawings, overflowed with
_________, honest pop songs recorded on a boombox.
Winsome
Brazen
Duplicitous
Mollified
________ in carrying out the terms of my grandmother's will, my uncle conducted the, at times awkward, affairs without attachment.
Egregious
Vapid
Inscrutable
Scrupulous
His wife is the ________ District Attorney, with a stellar record; she is not known to back down from a challenge.
ignominious
indefatigable
morose
petulant
Hot-headed and impatient at all times, he had been rendered _______ by the fatigues of the journey.
irascible
duplicitous
imperious
vapid
He was an _______ little boy who liked to tell the other scouts what to do.
imperious
portentous
ignominious
taciturn
His brother's sincere apology _______ him, at least for now.
intuited
unflapped
mollified
usurped
Is the word used correctly?
Olanna had been expecting the harsh sound for so long that a prescient shiver went through her just before she heard it.
Is the word used correctly in this sentence?
Happy and morose, he held himself apart from the festivities, seated alone with his back to the room.
