WorksheetsOn My Honor Vocabulary Chapters 1-4
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
During a thrilling movie, John's skin tingled. What does this mean?
John's skin started to fry or burn
John's skin started to move or be moved about
John's skin felt a burning sensation
John's skin felt a sensation of slight prickles from cold or excitement
John is standing at the edge of a cliff. How would you describe the cliff's orientation?
It's gaping open
It's vertical or nearly so
It's moving with force or speed
It's positioned in a random manner
It was a scorcher of a day at the beach. What does 'scorcher' mean in this context?
a very hot day
intolerable or shocking
to walk or plod heavily
force or speed of movement
A drone is __________ over the park.
making a short journey
being extremely enthusiastic
lingering about
moving in a random or irregular manner
(a) is thinly scattered or distributed.
John decided to take a quick jaunt. What does 'jaunt' mean in this context?
a short journey
to reproach in a sarcastic manner
laziness
tossing or plunging about
Outrageous
to imitate or copy
intolerable or shocking
lacking patience
to gape
(a) is showing great joy or satisfaction
Intention
in a manner lacking patience
purpose
laziness
to tease
During a summer barbecue, the sausages on the grill _______.
went on a short journey
moved or whirled about
experienced a very hot day
sizzled
John was filled with __________ when he learned he had won the lottery.
exuberance
to keep lingering about
to thresh about
to imitate
Momentum
moved or whirled in a whirlpool
to plunge into liquid
force or speed of movement
tossing or plunging about
Mimicked
a sensation of prickles
vertical or nearly so
purpose
imitated or copied in action or speech
Taunt
to reproach in a sarcastic or insulting manner
to keep lingering about
showing great joy
laziness
Does 'Haphazardly' mean 'in a random or irregular manner'?
True
False
(a) is a term for laziness
Flailing
to move or be moved; thresh about
to keep lingering about
in a random or irregular manner
to plunge in to liquid
During a visit to the zoo, John couldn't help but __________ at the exotic animals he had never seen before.
to work hard
to fry
to linger about
gawk
Thrashing
tossing or plunging about
thinly scattered or distributed
intolerable or shocking
to plunge into liquid
Glowering
looking or staring with sullen dislike or anger
extremely enthusiastic
to insult
to imitate
Slog
lazy
showing great joy or satisfaction
to walk or plod heavily
tossing or plunging about
John is about to immerse his watch into a bucket of water. What is he doing?
He is lingering about with his watch
He is plunging his watch into liquid
He is frying or burning his watch
He is screaming loudly at his watch
After the storm, the leaves in the pond eddied around in a circular motion. What does 'eddied' mean in this context?
moved or whirled in a whirlpool
lacking patience
to steady oneself
thinly scattered
Impatiently
content
lacking patience
sluggish
the state of being irritated
