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Worksheets1/23_Show You Know: Weekly Words
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 4mins
WHICH WORD AM I?
I describe a feeling that is calm and peaceful. I am the opposite of chaos or stress. You might feel me while sitting by a quiet lake.
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WHICH WORD AM I?
I describe something that is shockingly bad. I am worse than just “wrong” or “inappropriate.” A serious rule violation could be described as me.
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WHICH WORD AM I?
I describe ideas or actions that are strange or unrealistic. People often laugh when they hear me used correctly. A plan that makes no sense might be me.
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WHICH WORD AM I?
I describe things that are boring because they never change. I am often used to describe routines or daily schedules. I make time feel like it moves slower.
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WHICH WORD AM I?
I describe someone who pays close attention to details. I am associated with being careful and precise. A person who double-checks their work might be me.
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WHICH WORD AM I?
I describe energy that is loud, joyful, and overflowing. I am more than just “happy.” A cheering crowd or excited puppy could be me.
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WHICH WORD AM I?
I refer to broken pieces left behind after damage or destruction. You might see me after a storm or an accident. I am not alive, but I can be messy and dangerous.
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WHICH WORD AM I?
I describe the ability to think ahead. I help people prepare for future problems. Good planners usually have me.
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Which sentence uses the word CORRECTLY?
serenity
After the argument, the room was filled with serenity and shouting.
The serenity of the early morning helped her feel calm before school.
Which sentence uses the word CORRECTLY?
egregious
Forgetting a pencil was an egregious mistake that shocked everyone.
Cheating on the final exam was considered an egregious violation of school rules.
Which sentence uses the word CORRECTLY?
outlandish
His outlandish idea involved flying to school in a homemade rocket.
Her outlandish plan carefully followed all the rules and expectations.
Which sentence uses the word CORRECTLY?
monotonous
The monotonous routine never changed, making each day feel the same.
The monotonous concert was exciting and full of surprises.
Which sentence uses the word CORRECTLY?
meticulous
The meticulous student rushed through the assignment without checking it.
The meticulous artist paid close attention to every small detail.
Which sentence uses the word CORRECTLY?
exuberant
The exuberant crowd cheered loudly after the winning goal.
He felt exuberant while sitting silently and feeling bored.
Which sentence uses the word CORRECTLY?
debris
Debris covered the street after the storm knocked down trees and signs.
The debris carefully planned the class presentation.
Which sentence uses the word CORRECTLY?
foresight
Packing extra water showed foresight during the long hike.
His foresight was broken into pieces after the accident.
