WorksheetsSaving the Baghdad Zoo Vocabulary
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
distress means
a state of panic
a state of concern
a state of fear
a state of stress
a state of worry
habitat means
the environment in which an animal lives
the territory where an animal thrives
to activate
the process of trading without money
enclosure means
a closed off space
a sealed off area
a pen or a cage
an important thing
a collection of animals
deploy means
to activate
to send someone somewhere
to release, to engage,
to make more difficult or more complex
worn down, run down,
barter means
to negotiate
to trade, especially without money
to haggle
to bargain
to send someone somewhere
priority means
a collection of animals
worn down, run down, old, ruined
a closed off area, a cage
something you do first, before other things
the most important thing
coalition means
an alliance
a cut, scape, or wound
a united group
a team brought together to accomplish a common goal
the unwanted presence of many insects
entrenched means
stuck
embedded
difficult to move
difficult to change
sticking out, extending out
keratin means
a one humped camel
the unwanted presence of many bugs
a cut, scrape, or wound
a protein found in hair and nails
to protrude means
to extend
to go beyond
to stick out
to make more difficult or more complex
to send someone somewhere
laceration means
a scrape
a cut
a deep wound
a quick and unplanned thing
a protein found in hair and nails
infestation means
the presence of many unwanted bugs
a large amount of insects that can lead to damage or destruction
a skin disease cause by bugs that leads to rashes, itching and hair loss
a disease of the eye that causes vision loss
dehydration means
lack of water
the process of losing water
the harmful reduction of water in a plant or animal
quick, unplanned, spur of the moment
a cut, scrape, or wound
a dromedary is...
a dramatic person
a dairy product
Lumpy the camel
a desert dwelling creature with one hump that has evolved to survive in a harsh desert climate
a creature with oval shaped blood cells to combat dehydration
impromptu means
quick
unrehearsed, unplanned
extending beyond
spur of the moment
sticking out
decrepit means
worn down, run down,
old, weak, ruined, neglected
damaged, destroyed, falling apart
uncredited
to make more complex, to make more difficult
menagerie means
a collection of diverse things, usually animals
another word for zoo
old, weak, ruined, damaged
run down, worn out
falling apart, neglected
to exacerbate means
to solve quickly, to fix immediately
to be impossible or difficult to move
to make more complex
to make worse
to tie up
cataracts means
cats that attack you in the attack - MEOW!!
cats that attack you with an attack tank - YIKES!
an eye disease that causes vision loss
a disease of the skin caused by an infestation of bugs that causes itching, rashes, and leads to hair loss
a pen, cage, or enclosure for an animal
mange means
a painful skin disease that can afflict mammals
a skin disease caused by an infestation of parasites
a skin disease that leads to itching, rashes, and hair loss
an eye disease that leads to vision loss
quick, unplanned, unrehearsed
tether means
to tie something up
to restrain
to attach by rope
to restrict movement, usually of an animal or object
to make more complex or to make worse
chronic means
constant, continuous
often, frequent
all the time, long-lasting
reoccurring, persisting
severe, extreme, intense
tatters means
shreds
ruins
old
torn
neglected
decrepit part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
adverb
exacerbate part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
adverb
mange part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
adverb
chronic part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
adverb
tatters part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
adverb
tether part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
adverb
cataracts part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
adverb
menagerie part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
adverb
infestation part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
preposition
laceration part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
preposition
protrude part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
preposition
keratin part of speech
noun
adjective
article
preposition
adverb
impromptu part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
preposition
dromedary part of speech
noun
verb
adjective
preposition
dehydration part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
adverb
dependent clause
habitat part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
dangling participle
distress part of speech
noun
phrase
No, no, no! Not distress, she wants DAT dress!
verb
adjective
enclosure part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
close enough
sure
priority part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
article
barter
noun
adjective
article
to trade
verb
deploy
noun
adjective
verb
add verb
subtract verb
barter part of speech
verb
noun
adjective
none of these
coalition part of speech
noun
adjective
verb
definite article
pronoun
entrenched part of speech
verb
noun
adjective
pronoun
definite article
the best way to determine a word's meaning is...
by using the context clues
looking it up online
looking it up in a dictionary
making an intelligent guess based on how it is used in the sentence
asking my neighbor/teacher for the answer
exacerbate
to make more difficult or challenging
to make easier or simpler
verb
adverb
noun/pronoun
impromptu
well prepared, practiced, rehearse
off-the-cuff, spur of the moment
adjective
adverb
preposition
During the hurricane the city was in _________________ from all the wind, rain, and flooding
tatters
tether
decrepit
exacerbate
We went to the humane society, so many cats and dogs had __________ ; they were covered with a rash and losing their hair
lacerations
mange
tatters
cataracts
decrepit
The wax figures were so old, but they were an incredible _____________ of animals for the rain forest.
menagerie
decrepit
mange
tatters
After the earthquake, San Francisco was in ______________ from all the damage and destruction
distress
enclosure
entrenched
barter
The family was __________________ in their home after the flood. They had no way to get away or escape.
distress
enclosure
exacerbate
entrenched
decrepit
We had no way to afford the expensive item from the fancy, exclusive store. So we decided to go to the market and we tried to ______________ for a good price on the item we wanted
enclosure
exacerbate
distress
barter
entrenched
The house was totally destroyed. There was an ________________ of termites that destroyed the foundation.
laceration
infestation
keratin
protrude
One summer, I had so many wipe outs on my bike. I was constantly covered in _________________.
mange
lacerations
feces
keratin
infestations
"What?" I said. "I'm not ready to give my speech." However I spoke anyway and I gave an ____________ presentation to my class.
impromptu
distress
infestation
protrude
enclosure
I got bonked on the head with a hockey stick so hard that the bump on my head began to _________________ from my skull.
protrude
exacerbate
impromptu
dromedary
Choose the correct spelling
laceration
lasseration
lacerashun
lacerration
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protrude
protood
portood
portude
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infestigation
investation
infestashon
infestation
choose the correct spelling
carratin
caratin
keratinn
keratin
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dromedairy
dramadary
dromadary
dromedary
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inproptu
improptu
improtpoo
impromptu
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dihidration
dihydration
dehidration
dehydration
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maing
mayange
mange
mainge
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decript
decrepit
dicripid
decripid
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managarie
menegarie
menagerie
menagery
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egzaserbate
exacerbate
exasirbate
ecksazerbait
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cadarax
cataracts
katteracts
caddaracts
Choose the correct spellings
tether
tethers
tethered
teather
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cronich
chronic
kronich
cronihc
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tatters
tutters
totters
taters
teeter-totters
