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VOCAB UNIT 3 ONLINE ASSIGNMENT

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 6hrs 50mins

Name

Class

Date

1.

Noun - A family of young animals, especially birds

AND

Verb - To think over in a worried, unhappy way

a)

INDULGE

b)

LITERATE

c)

SINGE

d)

BROOD

2.

Verb - To reach a high point of development; to end, climax

a)

BROOD

b)

CULMINATE

c)

GOAD

d)

ORATION

3.

Verb - To drive or urge on

AND

Noun - Something used to drive or urge on

a)

BROOD

b)

SINGE

c)

GOAD

d)

SEETHE

4.

Verb - To give in to a wish or desire; to give oneself up to something

a)

BROOD

b)

CULMINATE

c)

INDULGE

d)

ORATION

5.

Adjective - Able to read and write; showing excellent educational background; having knowledge or training

a)

LUSTER

b)

ORATION

c)

GOAD

d)

LITERATE

6.

Noun- The quality of giving off light; brightness, glitter, brilliance

a)

SINGE

b)

LUSTER

c)

SEETHE

d)

BROOD

7.

Noun - A public speech for a formal occasion

a)

YEARN

b)

SINGE

c)

GOAD

d)

ORATION

8.

Verb - To boil or foam; to be excited or disturbed

a)

SINGE

b)

LUSTER

c)

SEETHE

d)

CULMINATE

9.

Verb - to burn slightly

AND

Noun - a burn at the edges of something

a)

SEETHE

b)

SINGE

c)

LITERATE

d)

LUSTER

10.

Verb - To have a strong and earnest desire or want toward something else

a)

GOAD

b)

YEARN

c)

BROOD

d)

SINGE

11.

Type the correct unit 3 word into the blank below (spelling counts - no capitalization).

By Thursday afternoon we all (a) for the weekend.

12.

Type the correct unit 3 word into the blank below (spelling counts - no capitalization).

Neither threats nor force will (a) me into doing something that I know in my heart is wrong.

13.

Type the correct unit 3 word into the blank below (spelling counts - no capitalization).

You will (a) your fingers if they get too close to the bonfire while you are roasting marshmallows for s'mores.

14.

Type the correct unit 3 word into the blank below (spelling counts - no capitalization).

The (a) of her car finish only increases with each coat of wax that she applies to the surface.

15.

Type the correct unit 3 word into the blank below (spelling counts - no capitalization).

This magazine is published not for mass-circulation, but for a very small audience of highly (a) people who can read and write well.

16.

Type the correct unit 3 word into the blank below (spelling counts - no capitalization).

Many American families (a) on Thanksgiving day by eating a huge meal and many desserts.

17.

Type the correct unit 3 word into the blank below (spelling counts - no capitalization).

I will begin to (a) about the bad things that happen to me whenever things don't turn out as I expected.

18.

Type the correct unit 3 word into the blank below (spelling counts - no capitalization).

Each year, the professional football season for the NFL will (a) in one final game, the Super Bowl.

19.

Type the correct unit 3 word into the blank below (spelling counts - no capitalization).

Although the colonies would (a) with anger at the British, their madness would not boil over until the rebellion in 1776.

20.

Type the correct unit 3 word into the blank below (spelling counts - no capitalization).

No (a) in American History is as well-known as President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.

21.

Words that modify actions or adjectives; usually these end with -ly

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

22.

Words that describe, or modify people, places, things, or ideas.

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

23.

Actions or states of being

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

24.

People, places, things or ideas

a)

noun

b)

verb

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

25.

Like some storm-tossed sea, Sheila will ___ with rage when she finds out that you crashed her car.

a)

SINGE

b)

LUSTER

c)

SEETHE

d)

ORATION

e)

INDULGE

26.

BROOD (definition 1)

a)

ADJECTIVE (part of speech)

b)

INDULGE (synonym)

c)

CULMINATE (context 2)

d)

Noun- A family of young animals, especially birds. (definition 1)

27.

BROOD (definition 2)

a)

INDULGING (context)

b)

CULMINATE (context 2)

c)

Verb- To think over in a worried, unhappy way. (definition 2)

d)

GOAD (context)

28.

CULMINATE (definition)

a)

Adjective- Able to read and write; showing excellent educational background; having knowledge or training. (definition)

b)

SEETHE (context 2)

c)

Verb- To have a strong and earnest desire or want toward something else. (definition)

d)

Verb- To reach a high point of development; to end, climax. (definition)

29.

GOAD (definition 1)

a)

Noun- A family of young animals, especially birds. (definition 1)

b)

Verb- To drive or urge on. (definition 1)

c)

YEARNING (context)

d)

ADJECTIVE (part of speech)

30.

GOAD (definition 2)

a)

CULMINATE (context 2)

b)

ADJECTIVE (part of speech)

c)

ORATION (context)

d)

Noun- Something used to drive or urge on. (definition 2)

31.

INDULGE (definition)

a)

GOAD (context)

b)

Verb- To give in to a wish or desire; to give oneself up to something. (definition)

c)

CULMINATE (context 2)

d)

BROOD (synonym)

32.

LITERATE (definition)

a)

Adjective- Able to read and write; showing excellent educational background; having knowledge or training. (definition)

b)

Verb- To reach a high point of development; to end, climax. (definition)

c)

Noun- A family of young animals, especially birds. (definition 1)

d)

CULMINATE (context 2)

33.

LUSTER (definition)

a)

ORATION (context 2)

b)

Noun- The quality of giving off light; brightness; glitter; brilliance. (definition)

c)

CULMINATE (context 2)

d)

Verb- To burn slightly. (definition 1)

34.

ORATION (definition)

a)

LUSTER (context 2)

b)

Verb- To reach a high point of development; to end, climax. (definition)

c)

ILLITERATE (context 2)

d)

Noun- A public speech for a formal occasion. (definition)

35.

SEETHE (definition)

a)

Noun- A burn at the edges of something. (definition 2)

b)

ILLITERATE (context 2)

c)

Verb-To boil or foam; to be excited or disturbed. (definition)

d)

Verb- To reach a high point of development; to end, climax. (definition)

36.

SINGE (definition 1)

a)

Verb- To burn slightly. (definition 1)

b)

GOAD (synonym)

c)

INDULGE (synonym)

d)

Verb-To boil or foam; to be excited or disturbed. (definition)

37.

SINGE (definition 2)

a)

LITERATE (synonym)

b)

GOAD (context)

c)

Verb-To boil or foam; to be excited or disturbed. (definition)

d)

Noun- A burn at the edges of something. (definition 2)

38.

YEARN (definition)

a)

Verb- To have a strong and earnest desire or want toward something else. (definition)

b)

Noun- A burn at the edges of something. (definition 2)

c)

Verb- To think over in a worried, unhappy way. (definition 2)

d)

ORATION (synonym)

39.

By Thursday afternoon, all of us were already _____ for the weekend. (context)

a)

ILLITERATE (context 2)

b)

Noun- Something used to drive or urge on. (definition 2)

c)

NOUN (part of speech)

d)

YEARNING (context)

40.

Neither threats nor force will ____ me into doing something that I know in my heart is wrong. (context)

a)

GOAD (context)

b)

LITERATE (context)

c)

Verb- To give in to a wish or desire; to give oneself up to something. (definition)

d)

Verb- To drive or urge on. (definition 1)

41.

"If you choose to play with fire," I warned them, "you run the risk of ____ your fingers." (context)

a)

SINGEING (context)

b)

Verb-To boil or foam; to be excited or disturbed. (definition)

c)

CULMINATES (context)

d)

Verb- To drive or urge on. (definition 1)

42.

The ____ of her motorcycle only grows with each coat of wax that she applies to the finish. (context)

a)

Adjective- Able to read and write; showing excellent educational background; having knowledge or training. (definition)

b)

LITERATE (context)

c)

LUSTER (context)

d)

LUSTER (synonym)

43.

This magazine is published not for mass-circulation, but for a very small audience of highly _____ people. (context)

a)

Noun- A burn at the edges of something. (definition 2)

b)

LITERATE (context)

c)

YEARN (context 2)

d)

Adjective- Able to read and write; showing excellent educational background; having knowledge or training. (definition)

44.

It's all right for us to disagree, but let's argue about the facts only, without ____ in name-calling. (context)

a)

GOADS (context 2)

b)

INDULGING (context)

c)

SEETHE (synonym)

d)

Verb- To have a strong and earnest desire or want toward something else. (definition)

45.

Instead of _____ about the misfortunes that have come to you, why don't you go out and do something to fix the situation yourself? (context)

a)

CULMINATE (context 2)

b)

LUSTER (synonym)

c)

SEETHE (context 2)

d)

BROODING (context)

46.

Each year, the professional football season ____ in the Super Bowl. (context)

a)

SINGE (synonym)

b)

CULMINATES (context)

c)

ORATION (context)

d)

Verb- To burn slightly. (definition 1)

47.

Though the colonies long ______ with anger at the British, the cauldron of their madness did not boil over until the rebellion in 1776. (context)

a)

ILLITERATE (context 2)

b)

SEETHED (context)

c)

BROODING (context)

d)

INDULGE (synonym)

48.

Probably no ____ in American history is so well-known and loved as President Lincoln's address on the battlefield at Gettysburg. (context)

a)

Verb- To burn slightly. (definition 1)

b)

ORATION (context)

c)

Verb- To think over in a worried, unhappy way. (definition 2)

d)

LUSTER (synonym)

49.

Which Unit 3 vocab word means the opposite as the capitalized word in this phrase? Would BEGIN with him being elected as a Senator. (antonym)

a)

CULMINATE (antonym)

b)

LUSTER (context)

c)

INDULGE (context 2)

d)

VERB (part of speech)

50.

Which Unit 3 vocab word means the same as the capitalized words in this phrase? Attempted TO URGE the others to fight. (synonym)

a)

Noun- A burn at the edges of something. (definition 2)

b)

ADJECTIVE (part of speech)

c)

GOAD (synonym)

d)

INDULGE (synonym)

51.

Which Unit 3 vocab word means the same as the capitalized word in this phrase? Lost some of its BRIGHTNESS in the dim light. (synonym)

a)

LUSTER (synonym)

b)

SEETHE (synonym)

c)

GOAD (synonym)

d)

ADJECTIVE (part of speech)

52.

Which Unit 3 vocab word means the same as the capitalized word in this phrase? Would DESIRE to be in Paris in the spring. (synonym)

a)

Noun- A burn at the edges of something. (definition 2)

b)

ADJECTIVE (part of speech)

c)

YEARN (synonym)

d)

SINGEING (context)

53.

Which Unit 3 vocab word means the same as the capitalized words in this phrase? Began TO WORRY ANGRILY over her loss. (synonym)

a)

ORATION (context)

b)

BROOD (synonym)

c)

Verb-To boil or foam; to be excited or disturbed. (definition)

d)

SINGE (synonym)

54.

Which Unit 3 vocab word means the same as the capitalized word in this phrase? Gave a wonderful SPEECH worthy of applause. (synonym)

a)

ORATION (synonym)

b)

Verb- To burn slightly. (definition 1)

c)

INDULGE (synonym)

d)

VERB (part of speech)

55.

Which Unit 3 vocab word means the same as the capitalized word in this phrase? Caused the dog's mouth to FOAM with anger. (synonym)

a)

SEETHE (synonym)

b)

YEARNING (context)

c)

Noun- A burn at the edges of something. (definition 2)

d)

SEETHED (context)

56.

Which Unit 3 vocab word means the same as the capitalized word in this phrase? TRAINED in that specialized computer language. (synonym)

a)

LITERATE (synonym)

b)

YEARNING (context)

c)

Adjective- Able to read and write; showing excellent educational background; having knowledge or training. (definition)

d)

Noun- A burn at the edges of something. (definition 2)

57.

Which Unit 3 vocab word means the same as the capitalized words in this phrase? Will GIVE IN to her son's wishes. (synonym)

a)

SEETHE (synonym)

b)

ADJECTIVE (part of speech)

c)

CULMINATE (context 2)

d)

INDULGE (synonym)

58.

Which Unit 3 vocab word means the same as the capitalized word in this phrase? Started to SCORCH the edge fringe on the tablecloth (synonym)

a)

Verb- To think over in a worried, unhappy way. (definition 2)

b)

SINGE (synonym)

c)

LITERATE (context)

d)

ORATION (context)

59.

I don't know which is worse--parents who are too strict with their children, or parents who ____ them too much, giving in to their every wish and desire. (context 2)

a)

LITERATE (synonym)

b)

CULMINATE (context 2)

c)

INDULGE (context 2)

d)

Verb- To give in to a wish or desire; to give oneself up to something. (definition)

60.

When I saw how handsome my father looked in his brand-new jacket, I began to ____ for a jacket of my own exactly like his. (context 2)

a)

INDULGE (synonym)

b)

YEARN (synonym)

c)

BROODING (context)

d)

YEARN (context 2)

61.

Circus elephant keepers usually use short wooden ___ to gently control and direct the movements of the large animals. (context 2)

a)

GOADS (context 2)

b)

ADJECTIVE (part of speech)

c)

Noun- Something used to drive or urge on. (definition 2)

d)

ORATION (context)

62.

Like some storm-tossed sea, Sheila will ____ with anger when she finds out that you destroyed her car. (context 2)

a)

Verb- To burn slightly. (definition 1)

b)

ADJECTIVE (part of speech)

c)

Noun- A family of young animals, especially birds. (definition 1)

d)

SEETHE (context 2)

63.

A word that describes a verb, adjective, other parts of speech-- usually ending with -ly. (part of speech)

a)

INDULGE (synonym)

b)

ILLITERATE (context 2)

c)

ADVERB (part of speech)

d)

ORATION (context 2)

64.

A word that describes a general person, place, thing or idea. (part of speech)

a)

YEARNING (context)

b)

ADJECTIVE (part of speech)

c)

Verb- To have a strong and earnest desire or want toward something else. (definition)

d)

Verb-To boil or foam; to be excited or disturbed. (definition)

65.

An action a state of being, or a connecting word to go along with an action. (part of speech)

a)

LITERATE (synonym)

b)

ADJECTIVE (part of speech)

c)

CULMINATE (antonym)

d)

VERB (part of speech)

66.

A general person, place, thing or idea. (part of speech)

a)

CULMINATES (context)

b)

Verb- To burn slightly. (definition 1)

c)

NOUN (part of speech)

d)

Noun- A public speech for a formal occasion. (definition)

67.

The sunlight is shining on her beautiful, copper-colored hair, which gave it an almost metallic _____. (context 2)

a)

YEARNING (context)

b)

GOAD (synonym)

c)

LUSTER (context 2)

d)

Verb- To give in to a wish or desire; to give oneself up to something. (definition)

68.

Only half of the population of that poor nation is ____; their educational system should work harder for reading and writing skills. (context 2)

a)

Adjective- Able to read and write; showing excellent educational background; having knowledge or training. (definition)

b)

Verb- To reach a high point of development; to end, climax. (definition)

c)

ILLITERATE (context 2)

d)

SEETHE (synonym)

69.

The Fourth of July ____ will be given in the city square by the mayor--let's hope he doesn't talk very long. (context 2)

a)

Verb- To burn slightly. (definition 1)

b)

INDULGE (context 2)

c)

Noun- The quality of giving off light; brightness; glitter; brilliance. (definition)

d)

ORATION (context 2)

70.

The resentment of the American colonists against the harsh policies of the British government would ____ in the start of the American Revolutionary War. (context 2)

a)

LUSTER (synonym)

b)

CULMINATE (context 2)

c)

Noun- A public speech for a formal occasion. (definition)

d)

ORATION (synonym)

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