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WorksheetsFlocabulary Vocabulary - 4th Grade (original 50)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
without any mistakes or errors
The radio gave an _____ report of the fire.
eager
accurate
similar
careless
a person (like a great great grandfather) from another generation who a person is related to
Her _____ came to America from China in the middle of the 1800s.
baggage
portion
chamber
ancestor
easy to see or obvious
The small cracks in the wall were not _____ from a distance.
apparent
peculiar
carefree
severe
without skill or grace; clumsy
My brother is an _____ dancer.
recent
flexible
awkward
queasy
suitcases, bags, or trunks used to carry things during travel
She put her _____ in the trunk.
blossom
baggage
orchard
surface
anything that does someone good or gives an advantage
It is to your _____ to get a college education.
benefit
peer
concern
disaster
having the skill or power to do what is needed
I know a _____ mechanic who can fix your car.
shabby
weary
capable
humble
to get someone to do something
He ____ his daughter out of her room with the promise of a trip to the circus.
limp
coax
venture
indicate
to make worried or troubled
This matter does not _____ you.
concern
entertain
plead
prepare
to bring to an end; finish or complete
We _____ the meeting and go out for lunch.
mock
develop
survive
conclude
to give for a purpose
She will _____ time and money to the rescue work.
manufacture
communicate
contribute
vacate
to move downward or to a lower position
The airplane is beginning to _____ now.
venture
disclose
limp
descend
to draw away the attention of
The radio will _____ him from his work.
distract
inspire
survive
proceed
having all the parts; whole
I read the _____ book in one day.
peculiar
entire
prepared
alert
needed or necessary
Flour is an _____ part of bread.
pointless
appropriate
permitted
essential
easily broken; delicate
The _____ chair cracked when he sat on it.
sturdy
fragile
attentive
vacant
happening often or repeated often
We make _____ trips to the store for milk.
precious
recent
flexible
frequent
the condition of being willing and ready to give
We thanked the volunteers for their _____.
generosity
stinginess
inspiration
permission
not proud; modest
Although he was rich and powerful, he remained a _____ man.
jagged
crafty
humble
tragic
a strong and powerful effect
he senator's speech on gun control had a great _____ on voters.
orchard
frontier
impact
tear
having points that are sharp and uneven
The broken window had _____ edges.
routine
queasy
frantic
jagged
to be without
She had to cancel her vacation because of a ____ of money.
lack
sturdy
tidy
shallow
fully developed in mental, emotional, or physical qualities
A _____ oak tree is very tall.
modest
mature
pure
valiant
an open field of grass that is growing wild or is used for pasture or to grow hay
The sheep grazed in the _____.
plateau
arena
meadow
dusk
not thinking too highly of oneself; humble
Ann was ____ about getting the highest grade on the test.
modest
conceited
plentiful
capable
odd, strange, or unusual
It is ______ that you like peanut butter and onion sandwiches.
precious
peculiar
apparent
appropriate
to ask for something in a sincere or serious way
The student will ______ with the teacher to let him move to another seat.
jest
stoke
permit
plead
of great worth or value
Gold is a _____ metal.
appropriate
heroic
precious
instant
feeling sick to your stomach
He felt _____ on the airplane.
queasy
recent
brash
frantic
to stand for or be a sign of
A skull and crossbones ______ danger.
benefit
prefer
represent
advance
to make known; tell
I won't ______ your secret.
coax
capture
burrow
reveal
very strict; harsh
The prison had _____ rules.
severe
annual
sturdy
limp
strong, hardy, or solid
Your _____ shelves will hold the weight of these heavy books.
faint
sturdy
shabby
noble
top layer of something
Most of the earth's _____ is covered by water.
surface
column
ancestor
peer
a warning of trouble or harm
Our neighbor uses _____ to frighten us away from his property.
tours
threats
attempts
strategies
very sad; causing pity
She made a _____ mistake when she rode her bicycle through the red light.
modest
faithful
recent
tragic
without activity or contents; empty
The streets were ______ after midnight.
broad
vast
vacant
frayed
very large in size or area.
They drove past ____ fields of corn.
typical
vast
enhanced
shabby
tired in body or mind
He was ____ after riding his bicycle all day.
heroic
crafty
strict
weary
right for the purpose; proper.
Jeans and a T-shirt are not ____ for a formal wedding.
circular
appropriate
plentiful
fragile
paying close attention
The children were _____ while the story was read to them.
frequent
bored
attentive
precious
a hole or tunnel dug by certain animals for use as a hiding place or home.
The chipmunk heard a sharp noise and disappeared into its _____.
portion
column
burrow
orchard
large in size or amount
I walked a _____ distance.
considerable
preferred
obvious
peculiar
worry, pain, or suffering, or anything that causes suffering
Jim felt _____ after his dog ran away.
peculiar
distress
envious
elated
a feeling of wanting what someone else has.
He looked at her new car with ____.
distaste
grief
envy
concern
a condition of great want, suffering, or difficulty.
It was a poor country, and the people faced great _____.
routine
hardship
essential
honesty
to show or point out.
_____ the books you enjoyed most.
involve
exclude
indicate
reject
to make by machine in a large quantity
This factory _____ car parts.
progresses
demonstrates
indicates
manufactures
a written or spoken answer; reply.
I wrote to my senator and received a ______.
response
salute
request
release
measuring little from top to bottom; not deep.
They crossed where the river was _____.
circular
broad
shallow
fragile
