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Wordly Wise Book 9 Lesson 4

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The word MEANDER most nearly means:

a)

yielding or giving off an odor

b)

To wind and turn while proceeding in a course; To wander about

c)

A lot of sitting or resting with very little exercise

d)

personal belongings

2.

The word CONTEND

MOST NEARLY means:

a)

To provide with great enjoyment; To entertain

b)

Coming from the outside and not belonging; Irrelevant

c)

To wind and turn while proceeding in a course; To wander about

d)

To strive against difficulties; struggle

3.

The word SEDENTARY

MOST NEARLY means:

a)

To strive against difficulties; struggle

b)

yielding or giving off an odor.

c)

A lot of sitting or resting with very little exercise

d)

A wise old saying expressing a general truth

4.

Extraneous means not necessary; irrelevant

a)

True

b)

False

5.

The word TEMPORAL

MOST NEARLY means:

a)

Strictly attentive to minute details of conduct or etiquette

b)

A spirit of friendship, trust and goodwill existing between people

c)

A wise old saying expressing a general truth

d)

pertaining to or concerned with the present life or this world; worldly

6.

What does the word CAMARADERIE mean?

a)

Good will and warm feelings among friends.

b)

Solitude and loneliness

c)

social distancing

d)

discordance and aloneness

7.

The word HUBBUB most nearly means:

a)

Noisy confusion; uproar.

b)

To wander aimlessly.

c)

To maintain or assert.

d)

To entertain or delight.

8.

To RECUPERATE is to lose nourishment.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

The word REGALE

MOST NEARLY means:

a)

Dryly humorous, even with a touch of irony; Twisted to one side

b)

To provide with great enjoyment; To entertain

c)

A wise old saying expressing a general truth

d)

a loud, confused noise, as of many voices

10.

The word ADAGE

MOST NEARLY means:

a)

to recover from sickness or exhaustion; regain health or strength.

b)

Strictly attentive to minute details of conduct or etiquette

c)

A wise old saying expressing a general truth

d)

personal belongings.