Worksheets7th Grade - Rabbit-Proof Fence Vocabulary Quiz - Practice
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
Which of the following is a definition of the Vocabulary Word – Several?
more than two but not very many
to appear, to look like
to hit something again and again
to speak very softly and quietly
This is a photo of which Vocabulary Word?
desert
shelter
settlement
woodlands
The group of people who control a country. - This is a definition of which Vocabulary Word?
inspector
superintendent
government
punishment
This is a photo of which Vocabulary Word?
shelter
padlock
prison
dormitory
Making someone suffer because of their bad behavior. - This is a definition of which Vocabulary Word?
ache
punishment
recognize
refuse
This is a photo of which Vocabulary Word?
to recognize
to stare
to pretend
to mend
Which of the following is a definition of the Vocabulary Word – Local?
a person whose job it is to look closely at something
a dog that is a mixture of different breeds
an important government official
a person who is from a nearby area, town, or village
Which of these pictures goes along with the Vocabulary Word – To ache?
Which of the following is a definition of the Vocabulary Word – Among?
uncontrolled, dangerous, crazy
in a group of people or things
to move your head up and down to say ‘yes’
more than two but not very many
Not moving. - This is a definition of which Vocabulary Word?
unused
padlock
shelter
still
A place where food, vehicles, and other things are kept. - This is a definition of which Vocabulary Word?
depot
government
valley
dormitory
This is a photo of which Vocabulary Word?
area
native
woodlands
settlement
Which of the following is a definition of the Vocabulary Word – Inspector?
a person who is from a nearby area, town, or village
a person whose parents are of different races
a rule of a country that says what you can and can’t do
a person whose job it is to look closely at something
This is a photo of which Vocabulary Word?
hill
valley
woodlands
desert
This is a photo of which Vocabulary Word?
hill
valley
desert
woodlands
A dog that is a mixture of different breeds. - This is a definition of which Vocabulary Word?
bark
wild
mongrel
cattle
Which of these pictures goes along with the Vocabulary Word – To dig?
Which of these pictures goes along with the Vocabulary Word – Matches?
A rule of a country that says what you can and can’t do. - This is a definition of which Vocabulary Word?
law
landmark
inspector
depot
Cannot understand or think clearly. - This is a Definition of which Vocabulary Word?
refuse
cross
confused
unused
This is a photo of which Vocabulary Word?
depot
padlock
matches
bucket
This is a photo of which Vocabulary Word?
dormitory
depot
valley
settlement
A way to get from one place to another place. - This is a Definition of which Vocabulary Word?
punishment
route
refuse
landmark
Which of the following is a definition of the Vocabulary Word – To pretend?
to stop being seen or existing
not enjoyable or nice
to act like something is true when it isn’t
to be taken or discovered wıth no way out
This is a photo of which Vocabulary Word?
grief
wild
unused
refuse
This is a photo of which Vocabulary Word?
to mend
to beat
to bark
to stare
Which of these pictures goes along with the Vocabulary Word – Cattle?
To know and remember something because of previous knowledge. - This is a definition of which Vocabulary Word?
to pretend
to recognize
to stare
to dig
A structure that is easily known or recognized. - This is a definition of which Vocabulary Word?
government
local
shelter
landmark
Which of the following is a definition of the Vocabulary Word – To seem?
to appear, to look like
to go from one side of something to the other
a person (usually a child) who leaves home without permission
look at something for a long time with your eyes open
This is a photo of which Vocabulary Word?
to seem
to stare
to refuse
to nod
This is a photo of which Vocabulary Word?
to mend
frightened
to disappear
to beat
Which of the following is a definition of the Vocabulary Word – Unpleasant?
not enjoyable or nice
to stop being seen or existing
to be taken or discovered wıth no way out
a sore or painful spot on the body
