Vocabulary One Review

A person using their feet to get somewhere is called a (a)  

• pedestrian
• manicure
• conscientious
• pragmatic

Tom Sawyer often has a​ (a)   attitude towards adults.

• flippant
• scheme
• valiant
• ingenuous

If a person deals with things in a sensible way they could be considered ​ (a)  

• pragmatic
• forthright
• boring
• ubiquitous

The 6th graders were (a)   the morning they left for camp.

• giddy
• valiant
• pedometer
• manicure

Sometimes a (a)   person is mistaken for being rude.

• forthright
• valiant
• reserved
• tall

Pick a synonym for "conscientious"

• moral

• dishonest

• unethical

• unscrupulous

Some might argue that Becky is an (a)   person after falling for Tom's tricks.

• ingenuous
• serious
• mischievous
• kind

The i in "flippant" makes the same sound as the i in. . .

• tiger

• this

• island

• station

Before computers were invented these were written by hand.

• books

• fliers

• manuscripts

• encyclopedias

When a person gets the nails on their feet trimmed and painted they are getting (a)  

• a pedicure.
• a manicure.
• ripped off.