Vocabulary Mastery Quiz for Grade 5

Define the word "astounded" in the context of the following sentence: "The magician's trick left the audience astounded."

• Confused

• Surprised

• Bored

• Angry

Analyze the meaning of "concealed" in this sentence: "The treasure was concealed under the old oak tree."

• Hidden

• Displayed

• Lost

• Found

Compare the usage of "inquisitive" in the following sentences and determine which one best demonstrates its meaning: 1. "The inquisitive cat peered into every corner of the room." 2. "The inquisitive student refused to ask any questions during the lecture."

• Sentence 1

• Sentence 2

Identify the synonym for "interpret" in the context of this sentence: "The teacher asked the students to interpret the poem."

• Ignore

• Explain

• Destroy

• Forget

Identify the antonym of "perplexed" in the context of this sentence: "The complex puzzle left him perplexed."

• Confused

• Certain

• Baffled

• Puzzled

Use the word "precise" in a sentence that shows its meaning clearly.

• The precise measurements ensured the table fit perfectly in the room.

• The precise weather was unpredictable and stormy.

• The precise noise was loud and chaotic.

• The precise painting was abstract and unclear.

Explain the origin of the word "reconsider" and how it affects its meaning.

• From Latin "reconsiderare," meaning to consider again

• From Greek "reconsidos," meaning to forget

• From French "reconsidérer," meaning to ignore

• From Spanish "reconsidérar," meaning to decide

Define the word "suspicious" in the context of the following sentence: "The detective was suspicious of the witness's story."

• Trusting

• Doubtful

• Certain

• Uninterested

Analyze the word "astounded" and identify its antonym.

• Amazed

• Unimpressed

• Shocked

• Delighted

Compare the meanings of "concealed" and "revealed" in the context of secrets.

• Both mean to hide something.

• Concealed means hidden, while revealed means shown.

• Both mean to show something.

• Concealed means shown, while revealed means hidden.