Vocabulary Flashcard: Define and Use Words

Front

Which word best fits this definition: "To keep something from someone; to take away"?

Back

deprive

Front

meandered

Back

To walk slowly or aimlessly

Front

Choose the sentence where "postpone" is used correctly: We will postpone the meeting until next week., She postponed her shoes before leaving., He postponed the broken toy., The dog postponed the ball.

Back

We will postpone the meeting until next week.

Front

"fixed, repaired, or patched up"

Back

mended

Front

Which word would best complete this sentence? "Ms. Scott _______ her student so she could talk to her." Options: seized, mended, summoned, postponed

Back

mended

Front

What is someone most likely trying to do if they answer a question evasively?

Back

Avoid giving a clear answer

Front

Which situation best shows the meaning of "seized"?

Back

A boy takes a toy from his brother by force.

Front

Why might someone "hesitate" before answering a difficult question?

Back

They are unsure and need to pause.

Front

"Arranged" - Which of the following best shows its meaning?

• The students left their desks messy.
• The teacher put all the books in order on the shelf.
• The dog ran around the yard.
• The boy fixed his broken toy.

Back

The teacher put all the books in order on the shelf.

Front

"Escorted"

Back

They were led or accompanied by someone.