Negative to Positive connotations
Order these words from the most negative to the most positive connotations.
uneasy, timid, shy, chicken, spineless
ex: Fine, acceptable, good, wonderful, excellent
timid, shy, uneasy, chicken, spineless
From this sentence make a definition for the word in parenthesis. (The definition that is closest to the actual definition will get the points)
Such hard tasks can only finished effectively through years of (repetition).
Repetition
An act or instance of repeating or being repeated.
Order these words from the most negative to the most positive connotations.
uptight, heated, mad, bitter, ill-tempered
uptight, bitter, mad, ill-tempered, heated
From this sentence make a definition for the word in parenthesis. (The definition that is closest to the actual definition will get the points)
Though it wasn't easy she managed to (persuade) him into not going on the trip.
Persuade
To cause someone to change their mind through reasoning or argument.
Order these words from the most negative to the most positive connotations.
unsteady, frail, puny, rickety, rotten
puny, rotten, frail, rickety, unsteady
Order these words from the most negative to the most positive connotations.
slothful, lazy, loafing, neglectful, lifeless
neglectful, lifeless, lazy, slothful, loafing
Order these words from the most negative to the most positive connotations.
forceful, lively, hyper, intense, bold
intense, forceful, hyper, bold, lively