Grade 11 Vocabulary Worksheets
The words of editorials, lectures, and literature. Add these and your writing gains a college-level register.
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What your child will learn: College-Ready Vocabulary
Sample worksheet questions
1. Write your own sentence using the word "empirical" (meaning: based on observation or experiment)
Answer: Sentences will vary; check the word is used correctly.
2. Fill in the blank: The corner diner is the ________ American restaurant.
Answer: quintessential
3. Write your own sentence using the word "ambivalent" (meaning: having mixed feelings)
Answer: Sentences will vary; check the word is used correctly.
4. Unscramble this word: "nomaaly" (hint: something that deviates from the norm)
Answer: anomaly
5. Fill in the blank: The smell of rain was ________ after the storm.
Answer: pervasive
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🗞️ Editorial Echo: Read one opinion column this week. Find any of these words (or places the writer SHOULD have used one) and note the sentence.
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