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WorksheetsFreak the Mighty Ch 1-5 Vocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 26mins
On page 1, the author writes: "I never had a brain until Freak came along and let me borrow his for a while, and that's the truth, the whole truth. The unvanquished truth, is how Freak would say it, and for a long time it was him who did the talking." Based upon the context clues, what does unvanquished mean?
complete, unobstructed
defeated
funny
unsure
On page 6, the author writes "Not that I have any ideas. My brain is vacant, ok?" Based upon the context clues, what does vacant mean?
full
broken
empty
missing
On page 6, the author writes "Okay, I'm out there messing around and that's when I see the moving van. Not your mainstream, nationwide, brand-name mover, either, just some cheapo local outfit." Based upon context clues, what does mainstream mean?
belonging to a rare situation
belonging to an unusual group
belonging to aliens
belonging to a widely accepted group
On page 7, the author writes, "At first she's a glimpse, caught her going between the van and the front door, talking to the beards." Based upon context clues, what does glimpse mean?
a brief passing or sight
a drawn out stare
a giant person
a tiny person
On page 8, the author writes, "I said identify yourself, earthling, or suffer the consequences." Based on the context clues, what does consequences mean?
a memory of the past
a result or effect of an action
a joke told by someone
a traditional holiday
On page 11, the author writes, "So I'm thinking about that for a while, lying there in the cellar dark, and pretty soon the down under starts to get small, like the walls are shrinking, and I go up the bulkhead stairs into the back yard and find a place where I can check it out." Based upon context clues, what does bulkhead mean?
glittery decorations
an upright partition(wall) separating compartments
a cabinet with five drawers
a box with toys and other items
On page 16, the author writes, "I merely postulated that you call your grandfather 'Grim' because he's grim." Based upon context clues, what does postulated mean?
to disbelieve an idea
to throw a shoe
to insult another person
to suggest or assume something
On page 17, the author writes, "They wore this metal armor to protect them and make them invincible." Based oupon context clues, what does invincible mean?
incapable of being defeated
incapable of doing laundry
capable of being defeated
capable of making a sandwich
On page 18, the author writes, "Robotics, the science of designing and building functional robots, is a huge industry. There are thousands of robot units presently in use." Based upon context clues, what does functional mean?
inability to perform specific action
a piece of metal
shiny clothing
ability to perform a specific action or activity
On page 22, the author writes, "There's no lock, but Gram has this thing about waiting until I say come in, she makes a big deal about not intruding." Based upon context clues, what does intruding mean?
to bring in without permission or invitation
watching something or someone
turning on the TV
to take somewhere far away
On page 26, the author writes, "When do we eat? My fuel cells are depleted." Based upon context clues, what does depleted mean?
to want very very badly
to increase the size of something
to decrease seriously or exhaust the abundance or supply of
to fill up to capacity with air
On page 27, the author writes "'Expel the object!' Freak shouts. 'Regurgitate, you big moron!' and gives me another thump and I coup up this ucky mess, but I'm still laughing so hard my nose is running." Based on context clues, what does regurgitate mean?
to swallow hard
to cause to surge or rush back; vomit
to hit one's head on a hard object
to yell as loud as possible
On page 27, the author writes, "We sit out in the back yard eating from paper plates, and Freak tells robot stories that are so strange and funny I'm laughing like a maniac and then I'm choking and Freak is pounding me on the back. 'Expel the object!' Freak shouts." Based upon context clues, what does expel mean?
to break with great strength
to force out or eject
to jump up and down
to tell an adult on you
