Unit 6 Week 2 Vocabulary Test (OL) Benchmark Advance

What does 'wrathfully' mean?

• With confusion and doubt

• With calmness and peace

• With rage and anger

• With joy and happiness

What is an 'undertaking'?

• A very difficult task

• A leisurely walk

• A simple task

• A routine activity

What is a 'stride'?

• A step one takes when walking

• A run

• A crawl

• A jump

What does 'subsided' mean?

• To have increased

• To have remained the same

• To have intensified

• To have lessened or gone away

In the context of the text, which of the following is an example of an 'undertaking'?

• Reading a picture book

• Cleaning the very messy garage

• Watching a movie

• Walking down the street to the store

A __________________ is a step one takes when walking.

• stride

• running

• wrathful

• titan

Acting _____________________ means behaving with rage and anger.

• undertaking

• subsided

• wrathfully

• calmly

Which sentence uses the word "wrathfully"

correctly?

• A. He wrathfully organized the books neatly on the

  shelf.

• B. She spoke wrathfully, her voice filled with joy at

  the surprise party.

• C. The child looked wrathfully at his broken toy,

  upset that it couldn't be fixed.

• D. The kitten purred wrathfully while lying in the

  sun.

Which sentence uses the word "undertaking"

correctly?

• A. We undertook the cookies from the oven before

  they burned.

• B. The baby was undertaking at the funny faces her

  dad made.

• C. The undertaking breeze cooled us off on the hot

  summer day.

• D. Building the bridge was a massive undertaking

  that took several years to complete.

Which sentence uses the word "subsided"

correctly?

• A. He subsided his books onto the shelf after

  finishing his homework.

• B. The storm subsided by evening, leaving behind a

  calm, clear sky.

• C. We subsided the balloons for the birthday party.

• D. The subsided cat purred happily in her lap.