WorksheetsU3 W4 Selection Quiz
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
What does the word haste mean?
weakness
quickness
helplessness
competitiveness
Which word means almost the SAME as divided?
damaged
faded
separated
jagged
What does the word shattered mean?
deserted
destroyed
shuffled
shambled
What does the word tension mean?
feeling of anxiety or fear
wiliness to yield or surrender
mental or emotional strain
belief about or understanding of something
What does the word opposed mean?
offended
disagreed
possessed
positioned
Which word means the almost the SAME as perish?
dislike
disapprove
disagree
disappear
What does the word proclamation mean?
the act of relaxing
power to capture attention
an official public announcement
firmness of purpose
Read the dictionary entry below:
Noun: a formal speech
Verb: write directions on mail
Which of the following words is defined in the entry above?
haste
tention
address
proclamation
What was the "hideous sight" that shattered Abraham Lincoln's joy?
the hunters he ferried down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
slaves chained together
the Union soldiers
the death of war
Why did Abraham Lincoln decide to become a lawmaker?
to end slavery
to help people
to become President
to give speeches
What happened a month before Abraham Lincoln took office as the President?
Southern troops attacked Fort Sumter
Seven southern states joined the Union
He issued the Emancipation Proclamation
Seven southern states left the Union
Reread this quote from the selection:
I never, in my life, felt more certain that I was doing right, than I do in the signing this paper. My whole soul is in it.
What paper was President Lincoln referring to in this quote?
a story from the Bible
the Gettysburg Address
the Emancipation Proclamation
the Constitution
What is the MAIN idea of the Gettysburg Address?
We must help one another.
For those who have died, we must continue to fight for a freedom.
Our country will only survive when slavery is eliminated.
We must continue to fight against those from other countries who threaten our liberties.
