WorksheetsCR Semester 1 Vocabulary Review
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 38mins
Look carefully at something and explain how its parts work together. The word is ________.
Analyze
Ignore
Combine
Describe
Give evidence or examples to prove your point. The word is ________.
Support
Ignore
Deny
Confuse
A smart guess you can test through an experiment or observation. The word is ________.
Hypothesis
Theory
Law
Inference
Lasting for a very short time. The word is ________.
fleeting
permanent
enduring
eternal
To pretend to feel or do something. The word is ________.
feign
realize
believe
accept
To grow or increase very quickly. The word is ________.
proliferate
diminish
stagnate
regress
Smart and able to understand things quickly, especially in practical situations. The word is ________.
astute
clumsy
naive
indifferent
To support or strengthen something. The word is ________.
bolster
diminish
ignore
weaken
Happening one right after the other. The word is ________.
consecutive
sporadic
simultaneous
random
When there is not enough of something that is needed or expected. The word is ________.
deficit
surplus
abundance
excess
Impossible to imagine or believe. The word is ________.
inconceivable
predictable
obvious
expected
No longer produced or used; out of date. The word is ________.
Obsolete
Modern
Current
Innovative
Never-ending or continuing for a very long time. The word is ________.
perpetual
temporary
brief
momentary
Acting distant or not friendly, like you don’t care. The word is ________.
aloof
gregarious
amiable
cordial
Very disturbing, gross, or horrible. The word is ________.
Gruesome
Pleasant
Ordinary
Delightful
Tell how or why something happens. The word is ________.
Explain
Describe
Predict
Summarize
Show how two or more things are alike. The word is ________.
Compare
Contrast
Describe
Summarize
Show how two or more things are different. The word is ________.
Contrast
Compare
Summarize
Describe
Done without planning; happening naturally. The word is ________.
spontaneous
deliberate
premeditated
calculated
Worried or nervous about something that might happen. The word is ________.
apprehensive
elated
indifferent
confident
relieved
Connected to what is being talked about or is important to the topic. The word is ________.
relevant
irrelevant
distant
random
Fill in the blank: To say that something is caused by something else is to ________.
attribute
ignore
deny
avoid
misplace
Fill in the blank: Easy to understand because it’s clear and well-organized is called ________.
coherent
ambiguous
vague
confusing
Fill in the blank: Involving careful thinking and judgment is called ________.
critical
casual
impulsive
careless
Fill in the blank: Very strict or tough, especially with rules is called ________.
stringent
lenient
casual
flexible
Fill in the blank: Full of energy and action; always changing is called ________.
dynamic
static
passive
dull
Fill in the blank: Only concerned with looks or surface-level details; not deep is called ________.
superficial
intelligent
profound
complex
Fill in the blank: To think deeply about something is to ________.
ponder
ignore
rush
forget
glance
Fill in the blank: To make up for something, like a loss or mistake, often with money or effort is to ________.
compensate
elaborate
hesitate
decorate
Fill in the blank: Happening one right after another without a break is called ________.
consecutive
sporadic
random
occasional
Fill in the blank: To find or point something out is to ________.
identify
ignore
confuse
hide
forget
Fill in the blank: To judge how good, bad, or effective something is means to ________.
evaluate
ignore
describe
predict
Fill in the blank: Very careful and detailed is called ________.
meticulous
reckless
careless
hasty
sloppy
Fill in the blank: To annoy or anger someone on purpose is to ________.
antagonize
apologize
entertain
ignore
Fill in the blank: To move someone or something to a lower or less important position is to ________.
relegate
promote
elevate
advance
Fill in the blank: A judgment or evaluation of a person, situation, or event is called an ________.
assessment
agreement
assignment
announcement
Fill in the blank: To happen to someone, usually something bad, is to ________.
befall
bestow
believe
become
Fill in the blank: Very strong or powerful is called ________.
potent
fragile
weak
timid
Fill in the blank: Not important or serious is called ________.
trivial
critical
essential
urgent
Fill in the blank: To strongly disapprove of something is to ________.
deplore
admire
ignore
encourage
Fill in the blank: To be more important or better than something else is to ________.
eclipse
diminish
ignore
delay
Fill in the blank: Mysterious or hard to understand is called ________.
enigmatic
obvious
simple
transparent
Fill in the blank: To make a problem or situation worse is to ________.
exacerbate
ameliorate
ignore
resolve
Fill in the blank: Light, delicate, or dream-like is called ________.
ethereal
opaque
mundane
tangible
rigid
What is the definition of 'Rebuke'?
To criticize someone sharply because of what they did.
To grow your idea by adding more details.
A smart guess based on what you already know and what you observe.
A difference between things that should match or agree.
Fill in the blank: To criticize someone sharply because of what they did is called _______.
Rebuke
Applaud
Ignore
Encourage
What is the definition of 'Develop'?
Grow your idea by adding more details.
Increasing slowly in small steps.
Acting calm or like you don’t care, even if you do.
To get off-topic while speaking or writing.
Fill in the blank: Grow your idea by adding more details is called _______.
Develop
Ignore
Reduce
Simplify
What is the definition of 'Inference'?
A) A smart guess based on what you already know and what you observe.
B) Deep and meaningful, either emotionally or intellectually.
C) Hard to carry or handle because it’s big or awkward.
D) Weak or not solid; not likely to last.
Fill in the blank: A smart guess based on what you already know and what you observe is called _______.
Inference
Prediction
Observation
Conclusion
What is the definition of 'discrepancy'?
A difference between things that should match or agree.
To come before something in time or order.
To stick to something (like rules, beliefs, or surfaces).
Feeling very sad or hopeless.
A difference between things that should match or agree is called _______.
discrepancy
coincidence
similarity
agreement
What is the definition of 'incremental'?
Increasing slowly in small steps.
Doubting or not easily convinced.
About to happen very soon.
A group of three connected people or things.
Fill in the blank: Increasing slowly in small steps is called _______.
incremental
exponential
sporadic
abrupt
What is the definition of 'profound'?
Deep and meaningful, either emotionally or intellectually.
To get off-topic while speaking or writing.
Hard to carry or handle because it’s big or awkward.
Weak or not solid; not likely to last.
Fill in the blank: Deep and meaningful, either emotionally or intellectually is called _______.
profound
shallow
mundane
trivial
What is the definition of 'skeptical'?
Doubting or not easily convinced.
Acting calm or like you don’t care, even if you do.
To come before something in time or order.
To stick to something (like rules, beliefs, or surfaces).
Fill in the blank: Doubting or not easily convinced is called _______.
skeptical
optimistic
generous
confident
What is the definition of 'nonchalant'?
Acting calm or like you don’t care, even if you do.
Hard to carry or handle because it’s big or awkward.
To get off-topic while speaking or writing.
About to happen very soon.
Fill in the blank: Acting calm or like you don’t care, even if you do is called _______.
nonchalant
agitated
anxious
enthusiastic
What is the definition of 'precede'?
A) To come before something in time or order.
B) To criticize someone sharply because of what they did.
C) Grow your idea by adding more details.
D) A smart guess based on what you already know and what you observe.
Fill in the blank: To come before something in time or order is called _______.
precede
succeed
follow
delay
What is the definition of 'cumbersome'?
Hard to carry or handle because it’s big or awkward.
A difference between things that should match or agree.
Increasing slowly in small steps.
Deep and meaningful, either emotionally or intellectually.
Fill in the blank: Hard to carry or handle because it’s big or awkward is called _______.
cumbersome
fragile
tiny
portable
What is the definition of 'digress'?
To get off-topic while speaking or writing.
Doubting or not easily convinced.
Acting calm or like you don’t care, even if you do.
To come before something in time or order.
Fill in the blank: To get off-topic while speaking or writing is called _______.
digress
progress
address
confess
What is the definition of 'imminent'?
About to happen very soon.
Hard to carry or handle because it’s big or awkward.
Weak or not solid; not likely to last.
To stick to something (like rules, beliefs, or surfaces).
Fill in the blank: About to happen very soon is called _______.
imminent
ancient
distant
obsolete
What is the definition of 'tenuous'?
Weak or not solid; not likely to last.
Feeling very sad or hopeless.
A group of three connected people or things.
To criticize someone sharply because of what they did.
Fill in the blank: Weak or not solid; not likely to last is called _______.
tenuous
robust
permanent
solid
What is the definition of 'adhere'?
To stick to something (like rules, beliefs, or surfaces).
Grow your idea by adding more details.
A smart guess based on what you already know and what you observe.
A difference between things that should match or agree.
Fill in the blank: To stick to something (like rules, beliefs, or surfaces) is called _______.
adhere
ignore
remove
avoid
What is the definition of 'Despondent'?
Feeling very sad or hopeless.
Increasing slowly in small steps.
Deep and meaningful, either emotionally or intellectually.
Doubting or not easily convinced.
Fill in the blank: Feeling very sad or hopeless is called _______.
Despondent
Ecstatic
Indifferent
Jubilant
What is the definition of 'Triad'?
A) A group of three connected people or things.
B) Acting calm or like you don’t care, even if you do.
C) To come before something in time or order.
D) Hard to carry or handle because it’s big or awkward.
Fill in the blank: A group of three connected people or things is called _______.
Triad
Dyad
Quartet
Pair
