The Giver Vocabulary Review

​The Giver by Lois Lowry

Chapters 1-5 Vocabulary Review​

Multiple Choice

Define inconveniencing

• afraid something bad will happen; anxious

• to cause problems or difficulties

• uninteresting or dull

• abilitiy to do something well

Multiple Choice

Define prominent

• noticeable or important

• the breaking of a law or rule

• punishment

• encouraging or conforting

Multiple Choice

Define aptitude

• srtong feeling of sadness or regret

• uninteresting or dull

• afraid something bad will happen; anxious

• ability to do something well

Multiple Choice

Define remorse

• The breaking of a law or rule

• punishment

• strong feeling of sadness or regret

• encouraging or comforting

Multiple Choice

Define reassuring

• encouraging or comforting

• done in a relaxed or unhurried way

• noticeable or important

• strong feeling of sadness or regret

Multiple Choice

define infraction

• the breaking of a law or rule

• punishment

• encouragement

Multiple Choice

After eating the pint of Ben and Jerry's ice cream and blaming it on the dog, Colin felt ____________.

• apprehensive

• remorse

• prominent

Multiple Choice

The student was ____________ their parents after asking them to bring their Chromebook to school while they were at work.

• reassuring

• induling

• inconveniencing

Multiple Choice

The _________ test will identify your strongest areas in math and English.

• aptitude

• apprehensive

• nondescript

Multiple Choice

Because the truck didn't come to a full stop, he received a(n) ________ on his driving record after getting a ticket.

• chastisement

• infraction

• anesthetic

​Chapters 6-10 Vocabulary Review

Multiple Choice

Define prestige

• admiration and respect because of your position

• condition where a group of people depend on each other

• process of learning or developing a skill

• to allow to the point of excess (too much)

Multiple Choice

Define unanimous

• some people disagree

• a few people agree

• most people agree

• complete agreement; all agree

Multiple Choice

Define vital

• necessary or very important

• NOT necessary or important

• to decrease, lower, or lessen

• assigned or determined

Multiple Choice

Define designated

• ability to do something

• necessary or very important

• assigned or determined

• to give up or let go

Multiple Choice

At Thanksgiving, I ____________ ate everything in sight. My eyes were definitely bigger than my stomach.

• indulgently

• meticulously

• leisurely

Multiple Choice

Veteran's Day is a day where we pay _______ to the people who served our country.

• poised

• tribute

• certainty

Multiple Choice

The Giver's ____________ to See Beyond was a gift.

• Tribute

• Vital

• Capacity

​Chapters 11-17

Vocabulary Review

Multiple Choice

Define fleeting

• vanishing quickly; passing swiftly

• staying in one position

• to give up

• to come forth

Multiple Choice

Define exhilarating

• assured; composed; dignified

• counsel or advice

• causing strong feelings of excitement

• expected, predicted

Multiple Choice

Define relinquished

• to hold on to

• to give up or let go

• to counsel or give advice

• to come forth

Multiple Choice

Define immobilized

• fixed in place; can't move

• expected; predicted

• can move

• necessary or very important

Multiple Choice

In some cases, a doctor will apply a local __________ to the injuried area first.

• expertise

• anesthetic

• infraction

Multiple Choice

In the spring, when the flowers begin to ________ is my favorite time.

• fleet

• relinquish

• emerge

​Chapters 18-23

Vocabulary Review

Multiple Choice

Define meticulously

• careless

• punishment

• went away

• carefully; with complete order

Multiple Choice

Define tentatively

• with hesitation

• clarity; knowing for sure

• went away; lesssened

• carefully; with complete order

Multiple Choice

Define subsided

• afraid something bad will happen; anxious

• with hesitation

• clarity; knowing for sure

• went away; lessened

Multiple Choice

Betsy had referred it as an ____________, suspecting the young girl was a runaway.

• afterthought

• successor

• certainty

Multiple Choice

After the hurricane, the roads were closed until the water _________.

• reassured

• designated

• subsided

• exhilarated

Multiple Choice

The ____________ dwellings were all the homeless had during the bitterly cold winter months.

• prominent

• nondescript

• makeshift

• exhilarating