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WorksheetsU18 - Reactions
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 37mins
Which word best matches each definition?
disappointed because you have discovered that someone or something is not as good as you believed
disgusted
disillusioned
resentful
glum
Which word best matches each definition?
to laugh quietly, especially in a private or secret way
chuckle
giggle
grin
smirk
Which word best matches each definition?
to smile widely, showing your teeth
chuckle
grin
smirk
gloat
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to smile in an unpleasant way because you are pleased with yourself or someone else’s bad luck
smirk
grin
chuckle
moan
Which word best matches each definition?
a strong feeling of dislike or disapproval for someone or something you find unpleasant or wrong
contentment
disgust
resentment
terror
Which word best matches each definition?
to feel angry or upset about a situation or about something that someone has done, especially because you think it is unfair
prevent
rejoice
resent
avoid
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a situation in which nothing changes or improves
inertia
apathy
behaviour
consequence
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to laugh in a silly way because you are amused, nervous, or embarrassed
chuckle
giggle
mock
grin
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to show that you are proud or happy about your own success or someone else’s failure
mock
gloat
grin
rejoice
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a movement that needs care or skill to achieve
tactic
manoeuvre
conduct
behaviour
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to make fun of someone, usually by copying what they say or do
mock
moan
grin
chuckle
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to complain about something in a way that annoys people
moan
gloat
resent
snap
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to feel or show great happiness about something
rejoice
grin
chuckle
sympathise
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a brief look at someone or something
glance
glimpse
peep
peer
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to show that you understand how someone feels about something
sympathise
acknowledge
comfort
prevent
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to stop something from happening or stop someone from doing something
prevent
avoid
handle
neglect
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determined in character, action, or ideas
resolute
cross
impatient
resolvable
Which word best matches each definition?
a feeling of extreme fear
disgust
terror
consequence
fearfulness
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It's not very good …………..to eat with your mouth open, Timothy.
behaviour / manners
(a)
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I expect very good……………from all of you while I'm out of the classroom.
behaviour / manners
(a)
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There's no way you can ………….me from seeing my friends!
avoid / prevent
(a)
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Let's………….the city center as there'll be loads of traffic.
avoid / prevent
(a)
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The girls were……………excitedly in their room - it was extremely irritating!
chuckle / giggle
(a)
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He occasionally……………quietly to himself as he read the letter.
chuckle / giggle
(a)
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The boys were………….after the film so I think they had a good time.
grin / smirk
(a)
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Stop…………….in such an unpleasant way. Just because you won the game
doesn't make you better than me, you know!
grin / smirk
(a)
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I………something through the window but I've got no idea what it was.
glance / glimpse
(a)
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Terry ………….. at the clock and realized he was late.
glance / glimpse
(a)
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The window was so dirty we had to ………….through it to see inside.
peep / peer
(a)
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Don't…………...! Keep your eyes closed or it'll ruin the surprise.
peep / peer
(a)
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I'm………….. It's boring just sitting here. Let's go out for a walk
cross / fed up
(a)
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Mr Jenkins was so………….. when he heard the news he went red with anger.
cross / fed up
(a)
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I'm going to have to use some underhand…………to get Adam to agree.
manoeuvre / tactic
(a)
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acknowledge / agonize / comfort / disgust / moan / rejoice / resent
I've been………….over this decision for ages but I've definitely made my mind up now
(a)
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acknowledge / agonize / comfort / disgust / moan / rejoice / resent
The whole country was out on the streets (a) when they won the World Cup.
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acknowledge / agonize / comfort / disgust / moan / rejoice / resent
Do you at least (a) that not everyone thinks about things the same way you do?
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acknowledge / agonize / comfort / disgust / moan / rejoice / resent
I was in such pain I just lay in bed…………
(a)
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acknowledge / agonize / comfort / disgust / moan / rejoice / resent
I'm (a) with the way this company's dealt with this problem. I'm going to complain.
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acknowledge / agonize / comfort / disgust / moan / rejoice / resent
I do………the fact that Josh was promoted and I wasn't, yes.
(a)
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acknowledge / agonize / comfort / disgust / moan / rejoice / resent
We all need to…………Joyce at such a difficult time for her.
(a)
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disillusioned / glum / resolute
Monica's absolutely determined to get this law changed. I've never
seen her so ………… about anything before.
(a)
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disillusioned / glum / resolute
You look a bit (a) today. Is anything the matter?
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disillusioned / glum / resolute
Joe said he's so …………. with his job he's thinking of quitting.
(a)
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apathy / consequence / dignity / inertia
No one knows exactly what the ………….. of this action will be.
(a)
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apathy / consequence / dignity / inertia
I thought the Prime Minister handled her resignation speech with great ……….
(a)
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apathy / consequence / dignity / inertia
There's just so much.…………… from young people these days when it comes
to politics. They're just not interested.
(a)
