Weekly Words Assessment #1

Identify when an athlete might need to be resilient.​ ​ ​

• when they get injured in a game but get back up and keep playing

• when they are fouled out of a game

• when the game is over
• when they take first place

Match the root to the meaning

• to carry

• tele

• to remember

• mem

• far or distant

• ject

• self, driven from within

• port

• to throw

• auto

(Fill in the blank space with the appropriate weekly word) The students _________________________ their artwork in the county fair for the public to see.

• acquired
• immersed
• deceptived
• anticipated
• exhibited

(Fill in the blank space with the appropriate weekly word) The 6th grade English Language Arts teacher had to _____________________________ the student’s sloppy handwriting.

• anticipate
• resilient
• optimistic
• exhibit
• decipher

(Fill in the blank space with the appropriate weekly word) The weatherman said to _____________________________ large amounts of snowfall this winter.

• acquire
• immerse
• crucial
• anticipate
• optimistic

Which of the following is an example of being RESILIENT?

• Simon fell down during his soccer game.
• Keisha got a bad grade but studied harder for the next test.
• Julie won her basketball tournament.
• Bill always looked on the bright side of the situation.

Which of the following is an example of being DECEPTIVE?

• Bobby was hopeful that he would be able to play in his upcoming soccer game.
• Sandra wants to practice her karate skills more so she could earn a black belt.
• Kenzi is figuring out the meaning of the secret code.
• Fatima snuck into her sister's room and read her diary, but put it back before she found out.

Which sentence shows the meaning of immersed?

• I was immersed in my reading.
• Joe immersed his cookies in milk.
• I was so immersed in my book that I didn't hear my mom called me for dinner.
• When I like a movie I am immersed in it.

Which sentence shows the meaning of crucial?

• Air, food, water and shelter are crucial to humans because people need all of those things to survive.
• I think my phone is crucial to my life.
• The teacher told us to highlight the crucial events of the story .
• What is crucial to me isn't as crucial to my dog.

Check all the times when a 6th grader might feel triumphant? (2)

• getting an A on a test
• being late for class
• winning a game in gym class
• getting homework
• talking to a friend