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Jumping Mouse Vocabulary Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does the highlighted word mean: Will Jumping Mouse be able to reach his destination?

a)

place where you plan on going.

b)

extend from one side to another

c)

rough sounding, deep voice

d)

to make a way through something.

2.

What does the highlighted word mean: The broken branch spanned the water like a bridge.

a)

place where you plan on going

b)

extend from one side to the other

c)

rough sounding or deep voice

d)

to make a way through something

3.

What does the highlighted word mean: Suddenly, he heard a familiar gravelly voice.

a)

place where you plan on going

b)

extend from one side to the other

c)

rough sounding or deep voice

d)

to make a way through something

4.

What does the highlighted word mean: He then came upon a stream that coursed through the dry land.

a)

place where you plan on going to

b)

extend from one side to the other

c)

rough sounding or deep voice

d)

to make a way through something

5.

What does the highlighted word mean:

It is that same spirit of hope and compassion that has brought you to the far-off land.

a)

carefully and safely

b)

done without respect

c)

severe suffering

d)

concerned for the suffering of others

6.

Your unselfish spirit has brought you great hardships.

a)

carefully and safely

b)

done without respect

c)

severe suffering

d)

concerned for the suffering of others

7.

The fat mouse said scornfully, " I used to have such dreams."

a)

carefully and safely

b)

done without respect

c)

severe suffering

d)

concerned for the suffering of others

8.

Cautiously he set out in the direction of the cool breezes.

a)

carefully and safely

b)

done without respect

c)

severe suffering

d)

concerned for the suffering of others

9.

The old one warned him, but the young mouse would not be swayed from his goal.

a)

strong but pleasant smell

b)

looked at with pleasure and awe

c)

influenced

d)

very large

10.

"Thank you Magic Frog," he said, admiring his powerful new legs.

a)

strong but pleasant smell

b)

looking at with pleasure and awe

c)

influenced

d)

very large

11.

Jumping Mouse could hear him sniffing the air, taking in the mountain fragrances.

a)

strong but pleasant smell

b)

looking at with pleasure and awe

c)

influenced

d)

very large

12.

He realized the boulder was an enormous, shaggy bison lying in the grass.

a)

strong but pleasant smell

b)

influenced

c)

looking at with pleasure and awe

d)

very large

13.

The old ones warned that the journey would be long and perilous filled with many dangers.

a)

to give orders to

b)

very tired and worn out

c)

repeated pattern or movement

d)

dangerous or risky

14.

"Jump high, Jumping Mouse," commanded Magic Frog.

a)

to give orders to

b)

very tired and worn out

c)

repeated pattern or movement

d)

dangerous or risky

15.

He ate berries when he could find them and slept only when he was exhausted.

a)

to give orders to

b)

very tired and worn out

c)

repeated pattern or movement

d)

dangerous or very risky

16.

He hopped to the rhythm of the bison's hooves, and in this way he reached the foot of the mountains.

a)

to give orders to

b)

very tired and worn out

c)

repeated pattern or movement

d)

dangerous or very risky

17.

He knew he would never be content until he got there.

a)

state of satisfaction

b)

moving down your throat

c)

meet or come across

d)

sadness or distress

18.

"Magic Frog, is that you?" Jumping Mouse asked, swallowing his tears.

a)

state of satisfaction

b)

moving down your throat

c)

meet or come across

d)

sadness or distress

19.

"You will encounter hardships on your way, but don't despair."

a)

state of satisfaction

b)

moving down your throat

c)

meet or come across

d)

sadness or distress

20.

"How will I ever get across?" he said in dismay.

a)

state of satisfaction

b)

moving down your throat

c)

meet or come across

d)

sadness or distress