WorksheetsWORDLY WISE BOOK 4 LESSON 7
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
to change in some way; to make or become different
confuse
flexible
keen
alter
to make or become unclear or mixed up in the mind; to mistake one person or thing for another
alter
keen
confuse
shallow
to give out; divide among several or many; to be spread over
flexible
distribute
surround
equip
to force or throw out
eject
victim
seize
instant
to hold closely in one’s arms; to hug; to take up seriously
scurry
eject
embrace
limp
to move quickly, with rapid little steps
limp
scurry
keen
instant
to provide with what is needed
embrace
keen
instant
equip
able to bend easily; able to adjust to new or different situations
confuse
eject
surround
flexible
a moment; very short period of time; happening or done at once; quick
instant
flexible
seize
alter
having a sharp edge; showing a strong interest; eager; having sharp senses; quick to understand
keen
flexible
seize
victim
to walk in an uneven way; a lopsided walk; not stiff or firm
scurry
victim
limp
eject
to grasp suddenly; to grab hold of; take by force of the law
shallow
surround
seize
embrace
not deep; with little seriousness or deep thought
shallow
alter
keen
equip
to enclose on all sides
embrace
flexible
equip
surround
one who is hurt or killed, or one who suffers
limp
instant
distribute
victim
An alteration is a
change
habit
surprise
plan
The homework assignment confused me. It
bored me
wasn't clear to me
interest me
was easy for me to complete
On the telephone, it is possible to confuse names. In this sentence, confuse means
say very loudly
say very quickly
mistake one for the other
hear very clearly
To embrace an idea is to
take it seriously and accept it
understand it
question it; wonder if it's correct
invent it
To be flexible is to be able to
adjust to new situations
predict what will happen
get to school on time
plan activities
What is a limp?
an uneven walk
a ballet dance
a quick trot
a fast gallop
A shallow conversation is one that
involves many people
involves only two people
is a secret
is not very serious
A school's surroundings are
the buildings and trees around it
its students
its teachers
its sports teams
Which of these is a victim?
stolen money
a police officer who catches a thief
someone whose money is stolen
a thief
Who might seize stolen television sets?
police officers
the people who own them
thieves
a store that sells television sets
Which of these animals is most likely to scurry?
a horse
an elephant
a whale
a mouse
Which could be described as keen?
a person's foot
a person's hair
a person's hand
a person's brain
Which of these only takes an instant?
glancing at the clock
doing your homework
walking to school
eating lunch
Which of these is most flexible?
a wooden ruler
a rock wall
a rubber band
a metal fork
Which of these are sports equipment?
gloves, balls, and bats
baseball coaches
fields where games are played
baseball players
Who or what is most likely to give you an embrace?
a dog
your home
the mail carrier
your grandmother
What is the OPPOSITE of shallow?
deep
wide
plump
tall
What means the SAME thing as keen?
calm
gentle
musical
eager
