Wordly Wise Lesson 16 Review

In his youth he was known as John Chapman. Most people know him by the more (blank) name of Johnny Appleseed.

• apt

• familar

• stout

• threadbare

At first, only a few people had heard of Johnny Appleseed. Then the story of what he had done (blank), and today almost everyone knows his name.

• wandered

• dusked

• blossomed

• contented

Chapman took life moment by moment. He didn't think about where he would spend the night until (blank) was approaching.

• dusk

• stout

• apt

• orchards

Sleeping indoors or outdoors made no difference to Johnny Appleseed. It was his (blank) to sleep in the open when he couldn't find shelter for the night.

• practice

• apt

• bough

• blossom

No one could say that Johnny Appleseed was a vain person. His (blank) clothes showed that the opposite was true.

• familiar

• blossom

• prune

• threadbare

Johnny Appleseed's needs were few and his wants even fewer. By not owning things that would have tied him down, he found (blank).

• contentment

• pruneness

• familiarness

• extinguish

Chapman would rather shiver in the dark than hurt a living creature. Once he (blank) his fire because mosquitos were drawn to the flames.

• blossomed

• extinguished

• detested

• obtained

Chapman did not have to use his walking stick as a weapon. If he had needed to, the stick was (blank) enough to keep an animal from attacking him.

• prune

• familiarity

• stout

• apt

Johnny Appleseed was the kindest and gentlest of men. He was loved by everyone who knew him and was (blank) by no one.

• threadbare

• familiar

• pruned

• detested

When he left an area, Johnny Appleseed's friends knew he'd be back. He was (blank) to revisit places he'd been to earlier.

• apt

• content

• obtained

• extinguished