Worksheets"Mr. Popper's Penguins" Chapters 05-08 Vocab. Practice
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
great surprise or amazement (noun)
astonishment
sympathetic
ventilate
stubborn
vigorously
too late; tardy (adjective)
belated
astonishment
vigorously
ventilate
sympathetic
someone who is present when something takes place but does not take part in it (noun)
bystander
belated
astonishment
sympathetic
ventilate
to press or crush and cause wrinkles (verb)
crumple
bystander
belated
astonishment
stubborn
a hat that is round and black and hard with a narrow brim (noun)
derby
crumple
bystander
belated
astonishment
belief in your own value or worth (noun)
dignity
derby
crumple
bystander
belated
to break off or stop the connection of or between (verb)
disconnect
dignity
derby
crumple
bystander
full of noteworthy incidents (adjective)
eventful
disconnect
dignity
derby
crumple
no longer existing (adjective)
extinct
eventful
disconnect
dignity
derby
a small wind instrument in the shape of a rectangle. It is held in the hands and played by blowing and inhaling air over a set of metal reeds; mouth organ. (noun)
harmonica
extinct
eventful
disconnect
dignity
a device attached to one side of a door, or to a lid or window. It allows a door to open and close. (noun)
hinge
harmonica
extinct
eventful
disconnect
feeling or showing anger about something considered to be unfair (adjective)
indignant
hinge
harmonica
extinct
eventful
legal permission to do something, or the paper or card that shows legal permission (noun)
license
indignant
hinge
harmonica
extinct
a regulation, law, or rule, especially one issued by a city or town (noun)
ordinance
license
indignant
hinge
harmonica
angered or insulted at something unjust or wrong
outraged
ordinance
license
indignant
hinge
a comfortable walk, especially in a public place (noun)
promenade
outraged
ordinance
license
indignant
on time; quickly (adverb)
promptly
promenade
outraged
ordinance
license
to move around slowly and secretly, like an animal looking for prey (verb)
prowl
promptly
promenade
outraged
ordinance
not willing or enthusiastic (adjective)
reluctant
prowl
promptly
promenade
outraged
being able to do something well (adjective)
skillful
reluctant
prowl
promptly
promenade
a slow walk without a clear goal or purpose (noun)
stroll
skillful
reluctant
prowl
promptly
not willing to accept change or help (adjective)
stubborn
stroll
skillful
reluctant
prowl
feeling or showing understanding (adjective)
sympathetic
stubborn
stroll
skillful
reluctant
to let fresh air enter a space and to let hot air or smoke leave a space (verb)
ventilate
sympathetic
stubborn
stroll
skillful
done with force and energy (adverb)
vigorously
ventilate
sympathetic
stubborn
stroll
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
To her mother's _____, Bea was walking on top of the car!
astonishment
sympathetic
ventilate
stubborn
vigorously
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
Cindy gave her grandmother a ____ birthday card, two weeks after her grandmother's actual birthday, but Grandmom was glad to see her and the card.
belated
astonishment
vigorously
ventilate
sympathetic
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
When there is an bike accident, ____ should never stand too close to the scene after the paramedics arrive. They have a serious job to do.
bystanders
licenses
astonishment
sympathetic
ventilate
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
My neighbor always ____ any junk mail he receives (advertisements mostly) and throws it right in the recycling bin.
crumples
bystander
belated
astonishment
stubborn
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
Nowadays, it is not common to see a man wearing a ____ or other formal hat, but it was common more than 30 years ago.
derby
crumple
bystander
belated
astonishment
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
Mr. Crean keeps his ______by always speaking to others kindly and treating people with respect.
dignity
derby
crumple
bystander
belated
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
If you don’t pay your cell phone bill, your cellular provider will ____ your phone service.
disconnect
dignity
derby
crumple
bystander
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
David had an ____ Saturday with his friends when they saw a movie, went to the amusement park, and then out to eat at Chipotle.
eventful
disconnect
dignity
derby
crumple
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Dinosaurs are now ____, but scientists are still not completely sure how this happened.
extinct
eventful
disconnect
dignity
derby
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
The sweet sounds of the ____ can be heard in most "blues" music because it has a downhearted feeling to it.
harmonica
extinct
eventful
disconnect
dignity
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
Most doors have ____ on them, which allows them to swing open and closed.
hinge
harmonica
extinct
eventful
disconnect
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
Mr. Crean became a bit ____ when a student tried to give an excuse for not completing classwork after a week. He is patient, but students must be responsible for their learning, he says.
indignant
hinge
harmonica
extinct
eventful
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
David obtained a ____ for his dog because it is a local law in case the dog became lost.
license
indignant
hinge
harmonica
extinct
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
A local ____ in most towns forbids residents from burning garbage because it is dangerous and bad for the environment.
ordinance
license
indignant
hinge
harmonica
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
My math teacher was ____ when he saw a student copying answers from another student during the math quiz. That's cheating, and that student is cheating himself from learning by doing it.
outraged
ordinance
license
indignant
hinge
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
The young couple took a long ____ in the park after enjoying dinner.
promenade
outraged
ordinance
license
indignant
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
Judge Judy begins ____ at 4:00 P.M., weekday afternoons.
promptly
promenade
outraged
ordinance
license
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
My cat, Benny, ____ for any mice in the house, and last week, he caught one!
prowls
promptly
promenade
outraged
ordinance
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
Nicole is _____ to lend her pencil to Mike because he never returns them.
reluctant
prowl
promptly
promenade
outraged
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
A _____ carpenter always uses the right tools and safety precautions before using a table saw.
skillful
reluctant
prowl
promptly
promenade
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
During gym class, the students took a ____ around the school to warm up before they played baseball.
stroll
skillful
reluctant
prowl
promptly
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
They often say that a mule is a ____ animal because if it doesn't want to move, it won't!
stubborn
stroll
skillful
reluctant
prowl
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
My social studies teacher was ____ when she let me turn my project in a day late after I lost my bookbag.
sympathetic
stubborn
stroll
skillful
reluctant
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
My dad thought he smelled gas in the kitchen, so he ____ the kitchen by opening the windows.
ventilate
sympathetic
stubborn
stroll
skillful
Choose the best vocabulary word to complete the sentence.
You must shake the canister of whipped cream _____ before you spray it onto your dessert or beverage.
vigorously
ventilate
sympathetic
stubborn
stroll
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