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6th Grade Vocabulary I

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  • Drinking from the Fountain of Youth is supposed to assure perpetual rejuvenation. What does PERPETUAL mean?
    widespread
    attractive
    real
    everlasting
  • When he has a headache, even the slightest noise irritates him. What does IRRITATE mean?
    bothers
    threatens
    appeases
    confuses
  • The leader remained intrepid even in the face of great danger. What does INTREPID mean?
    disorganized
    agile
    fearless
    panicky
  • You seem to be in a very pensive mood. I hope that nothing is wrong. What does PENSIVE mean?
    troubled
    sick
    thoughtful
    unhappy
  • Those dark clouds look ominous; it will probably rain before evening. What does OMINOUS mean?
    threatening
    paralyzed
    hopeful
    brighter
  • Even though it is a plausible explanation, I am not completely convinced. What does PLAUSIBLE mean?
    believable
    monstrous
    palatable
    truthful
  • We ordain this Constitution for ourselves and our posterity. What does POSTERITY mean?
    statesmen
    voters
    states
    descendants
  • Jan is so obstinate that I know we will never get her to change her mind. What does OBSTINATE mean?
    mean
    incompetent
    obedient
    stubborn
  • Their landlady likes to meddle in her tenants’ affairs. What does MEDDLE mean?
    interfere
    dissolve
    help
    judge
  • Mr. Jones is so phlegmatic that he never gets excited about anything. What does PHLEGMATIC mean?
    widespread
    doubtful
    apathetic
    ominous
  • Bill likes to fish in his leisure time. What does LEISURE mean?
    lucid
    free
    tired
    fearful
  • It is not easy for him to mingle with people because he is very shy. What does MINGLE mean?
    work
    mix
    write
    talk
  • These tomatoes are plump and juicy. What does PLUMP mean?
    cool
    fat
    elusive
    sharp
  • This shampoo is guaranteed to make your hair more lustrous than any other product. What does LUSTROUS mean? What does LUSTROUS mean?
    bright & shiny
    attractive
    curly
    easy to manage
  • The children were having such a good time that they were oblivious to their mother’s calling them. What does OBLIVIOUS mean?
    unaware
    listening
    comprehensive
    happy
  • The lady was offended by the stranger’s outrageous remark. What does OUTRAGEOUS mean?
    stupid
    shocking
    palatable
    off-hand
  • It has been very difficult to integrate all of the local agencies into the national organization. What does INTEGRATE mean?
    repair
    praise
    unify
    recognize
  • Because of her keen interest in ancient history, she plans to major in archaeology in college. What does KEEN mean?
    crisp
    uninformed
    lack of
    intense
  • The little boy promised not to peek at his Christmas presents while his parents were away. What does PEEK mean?
    hide
    open
    play
    look