Book 8: Lesson 5

We embarked on our coast-to-coast trip in Portland, Oregon. In Portland, we

• began our journey.

• ended our journey.

• took a break from our journey.

• picked up some extra passengers.

Which of these people would most likely be involved in a mutiny?

• dogs

• tow-tuck drivers

• sailors

• ballet dancers

Which of these remarks would be considered audacious?

• "Move over! I'm coming through!"

• "I think it's going to rain today."

• "Could you please pass the salt?"

• "Be careful! Those stairs are dangerous."

She makes a conscientious effort to work for various charities in the area. The work she does is

• boring and unsatisfactory.

• fun and adventurous.

• tiring and unimportant.

• principled and honest.

A prudent decision is

• wise.

• boring.

• cowardly.

• studious.

Why would a teacher rebuke students?

• for getting good grades on an exam

• for paying attention during class

• for planning a class field trip

• 1for not doing their homework

The speaker's comment really rankled me. Her comment made me feel

• supportive.

• irritated.

• confident.

• tricked.

On which of these could you embark?

• a computer

• a grocery store

• a television

• a boat

Find a SYNONYM for the word:

audacious

• healthy

• hilarious

• daring

• spacious

Find a SYNONYM for the word:

confiscated

• seized

• arrested

• chased

• examined