Vocab. Journeys Because of Winn-Dixie

What does the word talent mean in the following sentence.

If you stop taking singing lessons, you'll waste your talent.

• favorite thing to do

• future career a child hopes to have

• natural ability to do something well

• likely to happen

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CCSS.L.4.4A

What does the word mood mean in the following sentence.

Playing with my friends puts me in a happy mood.

• use of words

• likely to happen

• a persons state of mind; the way someone feels

• opportunity for change

What does the word mention mean in the following sentence.

Mary may mention her idea during class today.

• speak of or write about briefly

• awkward situation

• read about something

• sing a song

What does the word properly mean in the following sentence.

Joe did not hold his fork properly.

• changing

• without stopping

• in the quickest way

• in the correct, proper manner

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CCSS.L.4.4A

CCSS.RL.4.4

What does the word intends mean in the following sentence.

Catie intends to bake her mom a cake for her birthday.

• says

• plans

• looks

• holds

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CCSS.L.4.4A

What does the word comfort mean in the following sentence.

She tried to comfort the lost child.

• to bring back

• to soothe when sad or frightened

• likely to happen again

• to make mad

What does the word consisted mean in the following sentence.

Our reading class today consisted of a pop quiz and a lecture on doing your homework.

• made up of

• left out

• passed over

• ruled out

What does the word positive mean in the following sentence.

I'm positive that I made a good grade on the test.

• uncertain

• having no doubt, sure

• touch and go

• not sure

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CCSS.L.4.4A

CCSS.RL.4.4

What does the word advanced mean in the sentence below.

Jamie was advanced in math and reading.

• outdated

• failing

• assigned

• highly developed or complex