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WorksheetsThe Dragon by Ray Bradbury-- Vocabulary practice
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Infer the meaning of vanish in the following: When the scared rabbit saw us, it ran and vanished into the forest.
a loud noise made by the blowing of air
to move slightly; begin to move
She let out a shriek when she saw the large spider next to her.
to disappear; to move so as not to be seen
Infer the meaning of budge in the following: I tried pushing the car after it ran out of gas but it wouldn’t budge.
to move slightly; begin to move
a loud, painful sound; to cry out
rubbing together roughly
to try to make someone or something do something
Infer the meaning of whistle in the following: The PE teacher blew his whistle to get the students’ attention.
a bright light
a loud noise made by the blowing of air
a person hurt or killed by something or someone
to disappear; to move so as not to be seen
Infer the meaning of Shriek in the following: a scream; a loud, high-pitched sound, usually made in fright
to take away
a scream; a loud, high-pitched sound,
crazy; something wrong with the mind
a bad or scary dream
Infer the meaning of smash in the following: He smashed the glass on the table in a fit of anger.
to move slightly; begin to move
a bad or scary dream
to destroy something by hitting it
to be in the middle of traveling or moving
Infer the meaning of buckle in the following: The building buckled because of the power of the earthquake.
to collapse or fall down suddenly
push into a small ball
a loud, painful sound
to try to make someone or something do something
Infer the meaning of shriek in the following: She let out a shriek when she saw the large spider next to her.
a scream; a loud, high-pitched sound
a dance, to move fast, with great energy
a thought, thinking that is not said
a promise, a promise that must be kept
Infer the meaning of wail in the following: Mr. Nick wailed for hours after Mia called him fat and ugly.
an answer for a mean question
a dream, a terrible dream
loud, painful sound; to cry out
a way of studying quietly
Infer the meaning of urge in the following: The cowboy urged the horse to keep running through the dark forest even though it was scared.
a separation of space; somewhere faraway
to make a loud, deep sound (usually in anger)
a bright light
to try to make someone or something do something
Infer the meaning of seize in the following: The police seized the man whom they believed to be a criminal.
to take away
to give to someone
to answer a question
to ask for more
Infer the meaning of glare in the following:
a very smart person
a time for rest
an interesting question
a bright light
Infer the meaning of roar in the following: She roared at the tiger. She showed the tiger that she is the tiger queen.
to make a loud, deep sound
a laugh made when happy
a smile made before eating food
an answer to an interesting question
Infer the meaning of distance in the following: With covid, we all have to keep our distance.
a person hurt or killed by something or someone
a separation of space; somewhere faraway
a material used to protect something
o become so scared you cannot think clearly
Infer the meaning of transit in the following: The train from Tainan is in transit to Taipei.
to be in the middle of traveling or moving
a material used to protect something
a bad or scary dream
to become so scared you cannot think clearly
Infer the meaning of armor in the following: Iron man’s armor stopped all the bullets and missiles.
to disappear; to move so as not to be seen
to move slightly; begin to move
a material used to protect something
a loud noise made by the blowing of air
Infer the meaning of nightmare in the following: The child woke up crying from the nightmare she had.
crazy; something wrong with the mind
a bad or scary dream
a separation of space; somewhere faraway
to disappear; to move so as not to be seen
Infer the meaning of panic in the following: He panicked when he saw the huge snake next to him.
to destroy something by hitting it
a bad or scary dream
to become so scared you cannot think clearly
to try to make someone or something do something
Infer the meaning of insane in the following: The doctor said the soldier went insane after watching his sponge bob for 24 hours
crazy; something wrong with the mind
a bad or scary dream
a really mean person
someone who is too noisey
Infer the meaning of victim in the following: All the students who had to hear Mr. Nick’s singing were victims.
to move slightly; begin to move
to try to make someone or something do something
person hurt or killed by something or someone
to disappear; to move so as not to be seen
Infer the meaning of mist in the following: There was a mist in the air that made it difficult to see.
a answer to a difficult question
a high flying cloud
a bright sun
loud-like water near the surface of the earth
