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WorksheetsTKAM Chp 11-16 Vocabulary Practice
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 14mins
What does 'appalling' mean?
Beautiful
Safe
Exciting
Terrible
What does 'preoccupation' refer to?
A focus
A hobby
A distraction
A worry
What does 'speculation' mean?
A rule
A guess or theory
A confirmed fact
A decision
What does 'elusive' mean?
Simple to solve
Unimportant
Hard to grasp
Easy to find
What does 'antagonize' mean?
To make friends
To support
To provoke hostility
To ignore
What does 'superiority' mean?
A sense of being better
A sense of humility
A sense of equality
A sense of inferiority
What does 'infallible' mean?
Sometimes correct
Never trying
Always wrong
Always correct
What does 'evaluation' mean?
A judgment or assessment
A decision
A punishment
A reward
What does 'venerable' mean?
Respected and admired
Young and inexperienced
Disliked
Unimportant
What does 'deliberately' mean?
Carelessly
Without thinking
On purpose
By accident
What does 'defiance' mean?
Submission
Agreement
Resistance
Obedience
What does 'futility' mean?
Pointlessness
Success
Usefulness
Effectiveness
What does 'encumbered' mean?
Unhindered
Weighed down
Free and unburdened
Quick and agile
What does 'prominent' mean?
Unimportant
Unknown
Hidden
Well-known
What does 'formidable' mean?
Simple
Challenging
Easy
Unimpressive
The living conditions in the old apartment were (a) and unsafe.
His (b) with video games made it hard for him to finish his homework.
There was a lot of (c) about why the school closed early.
The solution to the problem remained (d) , even after several attempts.
He acted with a sense of (a) , which annoyed others.
No one is (b) , and everyone makes mistakes.
The teacher’s (c) of the project focused on effort and accuracy.
The (d) coach was respected for his years of experience.
She (e) chose to stay quiet during the argument.
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His refusal to follow the rule was an act of (a) .
He realized the (b) of arguing once the decision was final.
He was (c) by heavy books and walked slowly.
The scientist is a (d) figure in her field.
The final exam was a (a) challenge.
A (b) worry stayed in the back of her mind.
As a (c) , he watched the game from the stands.
The explanation (d) her doubts about the assignment.
