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BT Vocab Quiz 1 Review

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is the best synonym for "prudent"?

a)

Wise

b)

Confrontational

c)

Lonely

d)

Scold

2.

If someone is feeling hopeless or gloomy they might be described as

a)

Decrepit

b)

Despondant

c)

Emaciated

d)

Innate

3.

Which character in The Book Thief might be described as emaciated?

a)

Rudy

b)

Max

c)

Liesel

d)

All of the above

4.

To fathom means

a)

To drive away a particular group

b)

To scold gently

c)

To comphrend or understand

d)

To think back on something wistfully

5.

If something is described as iridescent it is

a)

glowing/brightly coloured

b)

in bad shape/falling apart

c)

gloomy/dark

d)

not harmful

6.

A synonym for innocuous is:

a)

Innocent

b)

Harmful

c)

Dangerous

d)

Rare

7.

If a man is described has having a wide girth it means

a)

He is large around the middle

b)

He has a powerful prescence

c)

He is threatening

d)

He impacts a lot of different people

8.

If Rudy and Liesel played their inaugural soccer game together this means:

a)

They played their final game together

b)

They played on different teams

c)

They played their first game together

d)

They played for fun/not competitively

9.

Tepid means

a)

Cool or lukewarm

b)

Broken down

c)

Wide around the middle

d)

Pre-planned

10.

A synonym for pre-emptive is

a)

Reflective

b)

Preventative

c)

Unenthusiastic

d)

Remind

11.

Which character would be more likely to admonish Liesel if she did something wrong?

a)

Hans

b)

Rosa

12.

To be a part of the upper echelons of society means:

a)

To be part of the poorest members of society

b)

To be in government

c)

To be of high rank or level

d)

To be famous

13.

In the following quote “they found Mama sitting in the kitchen, alone and pensive.” (204) pensive means:

a)

Crying softly

b)

Reflecting sadly or wistfully

c)

Anxious and worried

d)

Angry beneath the surface