Worksheets8th Grade Tier 2 Vocabulary (abet-articulate)
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 30mins
to assist or encourage, usually in a wrong or illegal act
abet
abhor
allot
amiss
to strongly dislike
abhor
amiss
apathy
ardent
able to clean or scrub intensely, usually by forceful grinding
abrasion
ambiguous
anthology
articulate
agreement, unison, treaty
accord
analogy
antics
apprehend
skilled or proficient at something
adept
agile
ardent
articulate
to speak in favor or in support of a thing, person, or idea
advocate
articulate
accord
anarchy
able to move quickly and easily
agile
adept
ardent
abet
to give or distribute
allot
apprehend
agile
advocate
having choices available as an option
alternative
ambiguous
anonymous
analogy
not clear or known, having many possible outcomes
ambiguous
alternative
amiss
anarchy
not right, not how it should be, incorrect
amiss
anarchy
apathy
antics
a comparison between two things, usually found by analyzing the relationship between the two
analogy
anonymous
anthology
apathy
chaos or disorder due to a lack of government control or power
anarchy
antics
apathy
apprehend
person whose identity is unknown
anonymous
antics
advocate
abhor
a published collection of writings or poems
anthology
analogy
abet
alternative
foolish, playful behavior
antics
apathy
apprehent
amiss
a lack of interest or care
apathy
antics
amiss
abhor
to grab, seize, or capture
apprehend
amiss
abrasion
abet
with strong enthusiasm or passion
ardent
articulate
allot
ambiguous
able to speak clearly and fluently
articulate
analogy
accord
anonymous
Christian should not (a) Mauro's crime, as Christian could also get in trouble.
Gael enjoys a lot of things, but one thing he does (a) is raisins. Don't give him any!
Ian used a high quality metal (a) scrub to clean off his cast iron pan.
At the gas station, Addi and Tatieanna were not in (a) about what to buy at the gas station, so they left empty-handed.
Mr. Soria does not understand new technology, so we will ask for help from Temi, who is very (a) at it.
Will is a big Chelsea (a) , always telling everyone why Chelsea are the best team in the world.
Zion remembered that in order to be (a) on the field, you should stretch and warm up properly.
As Elliot finished the story, he could not believe the author would end the book on such an (a) ending!
When Reilly entered the room, he noticed things were (a) ; the lights were off and the desks were arranged in a different way.
When Elliott brought cookies for the class, he needed to figure out how to (a) everyone an equal amount.
When Temi saw that the store ran out of his favorite snack, he needed to find an (a) .
Ruben completed his daily 5, which included an (a) comparing food to planets.
Gael's home country was in (a) , there is no president and everything is in chaos!
The book's author remained (a) , but Mauro knew their identity.
Addi decided to purchase Homer's (a) , which included Homer and The Odyssey.
Zion's (a) in the classroom were funny, but made him get detention.
In class, Mr. Soria wants the students to NOT show (a) , but care for each other instead.
Police officer Braylin will (a) the criminal that had eluded him for so long.
Cory is a (a) supporter of having more homework in school, he knows homework is good!
I would describe Reilly as an (a) person, because he speaks so well and clearly!
