WorksheetsSadlier Vocabulary Level A Units 1-6
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Designate
To take back a promise
To accidentally mix two colors
To officially name or select for a purpose
To feel deep regret
Expressly
Quickly and without thinking
In a vague or general way
For a particular purpose; specifically
To speak loudly and clearly
Serene
Angry and chaotic
Calm, peaceful, and tranquil
Extremely dry and hot
Full of energy and life
Global
Related only to a single city
Local and restricted
Worldwide and comprehensive
Difficult to understand
Dispatches
Official messages or reports
Small, trivial arguments
The act of gathering information
Loud, rough noises
Depict
To conceal or hide
To destroy or erase
To represent or show (in words or pictures)
To promise to do something
Vow
A small, minor injury
A solemn promise or pledge
An item on a meeting schedule
A form of quick travel
Douse
To ignite a fire
To drench or extinguish
To dry quickly
To argue or debate
Withered
Flourishing and healthy
Loud and rowdy
Dry and shriveled up
Cleverly designed
Incomprehensible
Impossible to understand
Easily achievable
Extremely self-satisfied
Clearly explained
Ingeniously
In a dull and expected manner
In a foolish or clumsy way
In a way that causes conflict
In a clever, original, and inventive way
Terrain
The sky or the air above the ground
A temporary dwelling
A stretch of land with its physical features
A strict rule or regulation
Maximum
The least amount or intensity
The greatest or highest extent
A general estimate
An error or mistake
Gloat
To sympathize with others
To dwell on one's own success with smug satisfaction
To deny a statement
To be extremely humble
Debunk
To confirm or validate a belief
To expose the falseness of an idea
To start a new project
To arrange items neatly
Demerit (SYNONYM)
Credit
Praise
Fault
Advantage
Elusive (ANTONYM)
Evasive
Attainable
Slippery
Hard to catch
Commentaries (SYNONYM)
Silences
Analysis
Ignorance
Disregard
Petty (ANTONYM)
Trivial
Minor
Significant
Small-minded
Remorse (SYNONYM)
Satisfaction
Joy
Guilt
Contentment
Agenda (SYNONYM)
Disorganized list
Schedule
Postponement
Secret motive
Inhabitant (ANTONYM)
Resident
Occupant
Visitor
Settler
Headstrong (SYNONYM)
Obedient
Obstinate
Flexible
Submissive
Generated (ANTONYM)
Created
Produced
Destroyed
Started
Pacify (ANTONYM)
Soothe
Provoke
Appease
Calm
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: The hikers were relieved when they finally reached the peak, which offered a ______ view of the valley below.
withered
global
maximum
boisterous
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: Even the most clever detective found the criminal's identity to be _______, as they left no fingerprints or clues.
serene
elusive
petty
generated
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: When the fire alarm sounded, the lifeguard had to immediately ______ the small beach fire with a bucket of water.
debunk
depict
gloat
douse
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: The teacher gave the student a ______ for being disruptive and failing to follow the classroom rules.
agenda
demerit
dispatch
commentary
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: The reporter was hired ______ to cover the upcoming election and nothing else.
ingeniously
vaguely
expressly
headstrong
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: The politician made a public ______ to lower taxes within the first year of her term.
synopsis
vow
remorse
terrain
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: The ancient manuscript was so fragmented and the writing so faded that it was almost ______.
smug
incomprehensible
expressive
pacified
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: After losing the final match, the opposing team could not help but ______ over their stunning victory.
pacify
wither
gloat
deem
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: The scientist worked to ______ the myth that cracking your knuckles causes arthritis.
designate
debunk
pacify
generate
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: The children were so ______ during the movie that the usher had to ask them to be quiet.
withered
serene
boisterous
petty
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: His elderly face was deeply wrinkled and his hands looked like ______ leaves.
boisterous
withered
serene
smug
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: The speaker felt a deep sense of ______ for having forgotten to thank his parents during his award speech.
agenda
remorse
synopsis
dispatch
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: After several hours of negotiation, the mediator was finally able to ______ the striking workers and the management.
generate
deplete
pacify
gloat
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: The film offers a brief ______ of the Cold War, focusing only on the major events.
dispatch
commentary
synopsis
inhabitant
Choose the word that best completes the sentence: Despite all the evidence, the suspect remained ______ and insisted he was innocent.
ingenious
headstrong
serene
global
