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Flocab Level Blue Unit 7: Ray's Way

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Definition: to distribute or divide into portions or shares.


On Halloween, I always _____________ each trick-or-treater the same amount of candy.


Synonyms pass out, allocate, parcel out

Antonyms keep, retain, withhold

a)

allot

b)

assimilate

c)

bountiful

d)

conventional

2.

Definition: to incorporate or absorb something; to adjust to.


European settlers forced many Native Americans to __________ into colonial society.


Synonyms acculturate, integrate, naturalize

a)

allot

b)

assimilate

c)

bountiful

d)

conventional

3.

Definition: having a lot; plentiful.


We were lucky that we had such a good harvest this year. We have a ___________ supply of vegetables to sell at the farmer's market.


Synonyms abundant, plentiful, big

Antonyms meage

a)

allot

b)

assimilate

c)

bountiful

d)

conventional

4.

Definition: standard; ordinary.


The suburb was full of very ______________ houses; many even had white picket fences.


Synonyms common, traditional, usual

Antonyms odd, unique, weird

a)

allot

b)

assimilate

c)

bountiful

d)

conventional

5.

Definition: misleading or dishonest.


It wasn't until my ninth birthday that I realized my parents had been ________________ about the existence of the tooth fairy.


Synonyms deceitful, false, misleading

Antonyms truthful, honest

a)

deceptive

b)

foster

c)

haven

d)

instill

6.

Definition: to encourage or care for.


Coach Martinez tries to _______________ confidence in all his players by shouting encouraging statements.


Synonyms promote, cultivate, support

Antonyms neglect, restrain, suppress

a)

deceptive

b)

foster

c)

haven

d)

instill

7.

Definition: a refuge or safe place.


The pool is a ______________ for kids during the hot summer months.


Synonyms asylum, retreat, sanctuary

a)

deceptive

b)

foster

c)

haven

d)

instill

8.

Definition: to introduce gradually; implant.


Carolyn wanted to ______________ a love for learning in her daughter, so she read to her every night.


Synonyms implant, infuse

a)

deceptive

b)

foster

c)

haven

d)

instill

9.

Definition: a written account of one's personal life.


After a long and interesting life, she decided to write a ______________about her experiences.


Synonyms autobiography, account

a)

memoir

b)

ornate

c)

phenomenon

d)

shackle

10.

Definition: decorated in a very fancy, flashy style.


I love watching the Oscars because movie stars wear ________________dresses covered in ruffles, sequins and jewels.


Synonyms elaborate, glitzy, gaudy

Antonyms austere, plain, unadorned

a)

memoir

b)

ornate

c)

phenomenon

d)

shackle

11.

Definition: something that is extraordinary.


The 800-pound squash was a ______________ like nobody had ever seen before.


Synonyms marvel, wonder

a)

memior

b)

ornate

c)

phenomenon

d)

shackle

12.

Definition: a device (usually metal) that restricts the movement of a prisoner, like handcuffs. Also something that confines or restrains in general.


The test I had to study for was a _______________on my social life.


Synonyms barrier, fetter

a)

memior

b)

ornate

c)

phenomenon

d)

shackle

13.

Definition: supreme, outstanding or lofty.


There is a _________________view from the peak of any mountain.


Synonyms divine, heavenly, splendid

Antonyms gross, lowly, unattractive

a)

phenomenon

b)

shackle

c)

sublime

d)

surpass

14.

Definition: to exceed or go beyond.


The Olympic athlete tried to ____________the other competitors in strength.


Synonyms excel, outdo, top

Antonyms lose, retreat, fall behind

a)

shackle

b)

sublime

c)

surpass

d)

theme

15.

Definition: the main subject or unifying idea in a text, work of art, etc.


A _________________of the former senator's speech was the need to put unity over politics.


Synonyms subject, topic

a)

shackle

b)

sublime

c)

surpass

d)

theme