U4W1 In-Context Vocabulary Words

What does the word "achievement" mean in the sentence:

"Winning the spelling bee was a great achievement for Sarah"?

• A type of game

• A great success or accomplishment

• A difficult problem

• A fun activity

What does the word "apologized" mean in the sentence:

"Tom apologized to his friend for breaking the toy"?

• To laugh loudly

• To say sorry

• To run away

• To give a gift

What does the word "attention" mean in the sentence:

"The teacher asked for the students' attention during the lesson"?

• A type of food

• A kind of game

• Focus or notice

• A loud noise

What does the word "audience" mean in the sentence: "The audience clapped loudly after the performance"?

• A group of people watching or listening

• A type of music

• A kind of dance

• A special event

What does the word "confidence" mean in the sentence:

"Lily spoke with confidence during her presentation"?

• A feeling of fear

• A feeling of trust in oneself

• A type of clothing

• A kind of food

What does the word "embarrassed" mean in the sentence:

"Jake felt embarrassed when he tripped in front of the class"?

• Happy and excited

• Sad and lonely

• Shy and uncomfortable

• Angry and upset

What does the word "realized" mean in the sentence:

"Emma realized she had forgotten her homework at home"?

• To remember something

• To understand something suddenly

• To lose something

• To find something

What does the word "talents" mean in the sentence:

"Max has many talents, including playing the piano and drawing"?

• Things you dislike

• Special abilities or skills

• Types of games

• Types of food