WW Gr 5 Lesson 6 Quiz

In a history class, Olivia learned about a significant event where a country decided to "abolish" a long-standing law. What does the word "abolish" mean in this context?

• To create something new

• To officially end a law or system

• To make something bigger

• To celebrate an achievement

During a class discussion, Sophia asked, "What word would you use to describe someone's qualities or personality?"

• Escalate

• Translate

• Character

• Harbor

What does it mean to "escalate" a situation?

• To make it worse or more serious

• To solve it quickly

• To ignore it completely

• To celebrate its success

Liam found an old diary in the attic and decided to "harbor" its secrets. What is he doing?

• Sharing it with everyone

• Forgetting about it

• Writing it down

• Keeping it safe or hidden

The snowstorm inflicted terrible damage to the rural community.

What does the word "inflict" suggest?

• To heal someone

• To cause pain or damage

• To praise highly

• To ask for help

Abigail loathes going to the dentist. How does she feel about it?

• She loves it very much

• She's confused by it

• She's excited about it

• She strongly dislikes it

James noticed that Anika was having a private conversation with Harper and decided to meddle in their business. What does it mean for James to "meddle" in their conversation?

• To help them willingly

• To ignore them completely

• To interfere without permission

• To support them

When Charlotte saw the new skyscraper in the city, she described it as "monstrous." What did she mean?

• Tiny and cute

• Extremely large or horrible

• Colorful and bright

• Fast and efficient

During the camping trip, Aria was still asleep in her tent when Grace decided to "rouse" her.

What does rouse mean?

• To put her to sleep

• To make her angry

• To wake her up or excite her

• To bore her

Aria is reading a book in Spanish and wants to translate it in English. What does she need to do?

• To change words from one language to another

• To speak very loudly

• To write a story

• To sing a song