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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 41mins
What does the word boast mean in the sentence below?
Susie does boast about her good grades too much.
to chat
to brag
to study
to complain
What does the word astonish mean in the sentence below?
We wanted to astonish the class with our special project.
Amuse
Scare
Confuse
Amaze
If a chat between two people becomes heated, the people are--
getting angry
making each other laugh
feeling calm
speaking quietly
What are context clues?
a piece of information.
information that appears near a word or phrase and offers direct or indirect suggestions about its meaning.
parts of something written.
He got down on one knee and asked, "Will you _____ me?"
As I went up, each ______ seemed longer and longer.
I want to _____ lemonade with Jesse.
Hey look over _______ !
Do you have five _____?
The Gettysburg Address is a well known speech by Abraham Lincoln.
to speak to
to put energy into doing somehing
to write on an envelope where it should be delivered
a speech
the location of a building
The President will address the country tomorrow.
to speak to
to put energy into doing something
the write on an envelope where it should be delivered
the writing on a envelope that tells where it is to be delivered.
The house was after the dip in the road.
to drop something into a liquid and then quickly take it out
to make a candle by putting a wick into wax
to take out of
to drop suddenly
a low spot
Benjamin went to the register to pay for his baseball.
The word register in this sentence means
object that holds money.
enroll in a course of study.
indicate or show.
have an effect on a person.
In the sentence above, the word block means
What does the word peculiar mean in the sentence below?
Allison worried because Avery had been acting peculiar all week.
odd
mean
normal
friendly
If a situation is described as grim, it is--
quite unusual
easily fixed
odd and amusing
very serious
What does the word gale in the sentence show below?
Annie had expected a storm, but not such a gale.
There were strong winds
The storm was over quickly
The storm lasted a long time
There was a lot of rain
Why does the author use the word snapped in the sentence?
Miss Granger snapped and started yelling.
to show that Miss Granger yelled loudly
to show that Miss Granger became angry suddenly
to show that Miss Granger hurt herself
to show that Miss Granger took action
