Unit 6 Week 1 Vocabulary Test

Which sentence uses the word "bored" correctly?

• A. The woodpecker bored holes to get sap from the tree.

• B. The carpenter bored a screwdriver to removed the screws.

• C. The board puppy was having fun playing in the yard.

• D. I bored my homework before heading to the park.

Which sentence uses the word "sap" correctly?

• A. The maple tree was full of sap, which we used to make syrup.

• B. I sapped my backpack before going to school.

• C. We decorated the sap with colorful lights for the holiday.

• D. The sap clouds drifted across the sky on a sunny day.

Which sentence uses the word "fatigue" correctly?

• A. The fatigue flowers were blooming in the spring sunshine.

• B. The teacher fatigued us with a fun science experiment.

• C. After running the marathon, he was overcome with fatigue and needed to rest.

• D. My dog fatigued the bone under the tree in the backyard.

Which sentence uses the word "valor" correctly?

• A. The soldier was awarded a medal for his valor during the battle.

• B. My mom valored a delicious meal for dinner.

• C. The valor tree stood tall at the edge of the forest.

• D. We valored the classroom for the big event.

_____________________ is the condition of feeling very, very tired.

• sap

• valor

• fatigue

• confront

_____________________ is a sweet, sticky liquid inside some plants.

• sap

• valor

• fatigue

• bored

_____________________ means drilled or cut into something.

• sap

• obstacles

• mission

• bored

_____________________ means bravery.

• confront

• valor

• coward

• theme

What does the word "confront" mean?

• underlying message in a story.

•  an important assignment that usually involves travel.

•  to face or stand up to someone or something.

• to back down from someone and avoid him/her

What does the word "theme" mean?

•  things that get in the way of progress.

•  an important assignment that usually involves travel

• an underlying message in a story.

• helping someone else so he/she will help you