Lesson 21 Journeys Review Quiz

What does the word seep mean in the sentence below?

The water will seep through the rocks to create a natural spring.

• dry

• flow

• stir

• throb

What does the word salvation mean in the sentence below:

The cat's salvation was assured when the firefighter pulled him from the tree.

• the state of taking a nap

• the state of playing a game

• the state of being saved from harm

• the state of being taken on a journey

What does the word evident mean in the sentence below:

The solution to the mystery was evident.

• barely known

• easily understood

• quickly dismissed

• slowly recognized

What does the word undoubtedly mean in the sentence below:

The boy undoubtedly could run very fast.

• hardly

• probably

• certainly

• desperately

What does the word pace mean in the sentence below:

The elephant's pace can be very fast if it is frightened.

• life

• sleep

• walk

• measure

Which is the best synonym for the word goal in the following sentence:

The player scored 6 points by reaching the goal.

• aim

• plan

• dream

• target

What is the best synonym for the word hail in the following sentence:

I heard that our new neighbors hail from Scotland.

• come

• cheer

• greet

• name

What is the best synonym for the word consider as it's used in the sentence below:

The detective will consider all of the facts before drawing a conclusion.

• hold

• judge

• study

• believe

What form of speech is the word subject in the following sentence?

Reading is Debbie's favorite subject in school.

• noun

• verb

• adjective

• pronoun

What is the form of speech for the word appeal in the following sentence?

Brendan will appeal to his parents to go on the camping trip.

• noun

• verb

• adjective

• adverb