Week 12 Spelling Quizs

Crescent

• A straight line that is narrow at both ends.

• A curved shape that is wide in the middle and pointed at each end.

• A circular shape with no points.

• A shape that resembles a triangle.

Knuckle

• A type of joint in the fingers connecting them to the hand.

• A bone in the hand that supports the fingers.

• A muscle that helps in finger movement.

• A ligament that connects the fingers to the wrist.

Quiver

• To shake slightly; to make a slight movement.

• To move quickly and silently.

• To remain completely still and silent.

• To jump or leap suddenly.

Gentle

• Calm and kind; doing things in a quiet and careful way.

• Rough and aggressive; acting without care.

• Loud and boisterous; seeking attention.

• Quick and hasty; rushing through tasks.

Orphan

• A child whose parents are not alive.

• A child who has been adopted.

• A child living in a foster home.

• A child with one living parent.

Charcoal

• A black substance made by burning wood slowly in an oven with little air.

• A type of metal used in construction.

• A natural gas used for heating.

• A chemical compound used in fertilizers.

Grudge

• A feeling of anger or dislike towards someone because of something bad they have done to you in the past.

• A strong desire to achieve something despite difficulties.

• A temporary feeling of happiness or joy.

• A state of confusion or uncertainty.

Gnarly

• Bent and twisted because of age or illness.

• Bright and cheerful in appearance.

• Soft and pliable to the touch.

• Sharp and pointed in shape.

Wreath

• An arrangement of flowers and leaves, especially in the shape of a circle, placed on graves as a sign of respect.

• A type of decorative headpiece made of fabric and beads.

• A circular band of metal used in jewelry making.

• A type of cake decorated with fruits and nuts.

Whimper

• To make loud, joyful noises; to speak in this way.

• To make low, weak crying noises; to speak in this way.

• To shout angrily; to express frustration.

• To sing melodiously; to express happiness.