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WorksheetsVocab Unit 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the meaning of the word "surgical" as used in the sentence: "The scientist made a surgical adjustment to the experiment"?
Careless
Precise
Energetic
Unplanned
Which word best fits the following sentence? "After running the marathon, she felt completely ________."
energetic
exhausted
ergonomic
surgical
What does the word "ergonomic" mean?
Designed for comfort and efficiency
Full of energy
Wasteful
Quick to act
Which of the following is the best definition of "vigorous"?
Weak
Lively and strong
Careful
Slow
The word "invigorate" most nearly means:
To weaken
To energize
To ignore
To delay
What does the word "prodigal" mean in the sentence: "The prodigal son spent all his inheritance"?
Careful
Wasteful
Energetic
Precise
Which word means "to stir up or disturb"?
agitate
enact
allege
ergonomic
What is the meaning of "enact"?
To pass into law
To react quickly
To energize
To allege
The word "reactionary" most nearly means:
Progressive
Opposed to change
Energetic
Agile
Which word best describes someone who is "agile"?
Slow
Clumsy
Quick and nimble
Wasteful
What does it mean to "allege" something?
To prove it
To claim without proof
To ignore it
To energize
Based on the context, what does "ergonomic" mean in the sentence: "The new chair is ergonomic, making it easier to sit for long hours"?
Uncomfortable
Designed for efficiency and comfort
Energetic
Wasteful
Using your knowledge of Greek and Latin roots, what does the prefix "ag-" in "agitate" suggest about its meaning?
To move or do
To rest
To see
To write
Read the sentence: "The vigorous debate lasted for hours." What does "vigorous" mean in this context?
Weak
Energetic and intense
Unimportant
Unplanned
Which word would best complete the sentence? "The coach's speech helped to ________ the team before the big game."
allege
invigorate
agitate
enact
In the sentence, "The reactionary group opposed every new law," what does "reactionary" mean?
Supportive of change
Opposed to change
Energetic
Quick to act
Based on the context, what does "prodigal" mean in the sentence: "His prodigal spending left him with no savings"?
Careful
Wasteful
Energetic
Precise
Which word best fits the sentence? "The ________ dancer moved gracefully across the stage."
agile
prodigal
reactionary
agitate
Using context clues, what does "enact" mean in the sentence: "Congress will enact a new law next month"?
To discuss
To pass into law
To ignore
To allege
Based on the context, what does "allege" mean in the sentence: "The lawyer will allege that the evidence was tampered with"?
To prove
To claim without proof
To ignore
To energize
