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WorksheetsThe Giver: Vocabulary Ch. 1-4
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
When a feeling is so intense that you can feel it, the feeling is...
apprehensive
palpable
serene
mystified
When someone feels apprehensive they feel...
terrified
happy
nervous
loved
What is the correct meaning of capacity in this sentence: "Most of the people on the night crew had not even been given spouses because they lacked, somehow, the essential capacity to connect to others, which was required for the creation of a family unit."
The maximum amount something can contain
The ability to do something
When Jonas is chastised, he is...
Physically hurt
Assigned a job
Shocked
Verbally punished
When Jonas' mother says sympathetically that she understands that Father feels sad, she...
is saying it in a way that shows she feels sorry that he is sad.
is saying it in a way that shows that she understands him.
is saying it angrily.
is saying it with caution.
What does resolve mean in this context? Lily’s feelings were always straightforward, fairly simple, usually easy to resolve.
decide firmly
figure out or explain
understand
make clear
The best synonym for mystified would be
soggy
slightly confused
baffled
mysterious
A serene classroom is...
beautiful
quiet and peaceful
noisy
fun
An antonym for palpable is...
heavy
indetectable
hard
tangible
What is the part of speech for chastisement?
adjective
noun
verb
adverb
Part of speech: to chastise
adjective
noun
verb
adverb
Part of speech: apprehensive
noun
adjective
verb
adverb
Knowing the meaning of capacity, what is an incapacity?
an ability to
an inability to
a large space
a large area
Which is the best antonym for serene?
peaceful
annoying
chaotic
unhappy
In this context, what does resolve mean? "Her resolve was firm that she plan an excellent birthday party this year."
her determination
her ability to figure out the party
her happiness with her party
she decided to have a party
Which of the following examples best shows someone who is apprehensive?
A dog who is putting his paw nervously in the water, trying to decide if he should go in
A child who cries when her ice cream drops on the floor
A performer going on stage for the hundredth time
Ms. Sloan when she talks about Harry Potter
