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The Watson's go to Birmingham vocabulary

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the word whirlpool mean?

a)

washing machine

b)

tornado

c)

move rapidly around and around

d)

a storm

2.

What does the word vital mean?

a)

All of the above

b)

important

c)

medical

d)

chips

3.

What does the word flutter mean?

a)

to hop around

b)

To move slowly and deliberately

c)

To dance in a swift manner

d)

To move around in an aimless or agitated manner

4.

What does the word Juvenile mean?

a)

A young person who is in trouble

b)

Someone under the age of 18 years old

c)

Someone who is under the age of 13 years old

d)

Someone who is in jail.

5.

Which definition matches the word haphazardly?

a)

To not care about anything

b)

To be very organized

c)

A manner lacking any organization.

d)

To do poorly in school

6.

What does the word traitor mean?

a)

Someone who needs help.

b)

Someone who betrays a friend, country or principle.

c)

Someone who is in jail for stealing

d)

Someone who runs away from home

7.

What does the word pervasive mean?

a)

An unwelcome influence that spreads widely

b)

Green vegetables

c)

The ability to persuade you to do something

d)

Someone who works hard and is successful

8.

What does the word pathetic mean?

a)

Someone who is made fun of by their peers

b)

bringing pity, especially through sadness and vulnerability

c)

bringing pain to a large group of people

d)

conditions relating to public health, particulary water

9.

What does the word conscience mean?

a)

A type of science that studies the brain

b)

An inner voice that says what is right or wrong

c)

The study of emotions or feelings

d)

the study of cells and matter

10.

What is sanitation?

a)

Conditions relating to public health, particularly clean drinking water and sewer.

b)

Conditions relating to the court systems

c)

Conditions relating to wildland fires and the clean up afterwards

d)

Conditions relating to public destruction of buildings and homes