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WorksheetsRoot "ject"
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 11mins
What does "ject" mean?
(a)
This is what happened to the basketball player when he got his sixth foul.
projectile
ejected
injected
jettison
A doctor gives these to his patients to help them feel better.
rejections
injections
projectors
interjections
Tom and Keith are talking about their vacation to the valley. Dave comes up and says, “Aha! I knew you were going there!”What did Dave add to the conversation?
jettison
trajectory
projectiles
interjection
Danielle was so competitive that she always felt like this when her water polo team lost.
jettison
subjected
rejected
dejected
“Ahoy there mates! We need to throw this overboard!” What will the fishermen do to some of their cargo?
jettison
subject
projectile
reject
Mr. Nguyen said,“Who threw that eraser across the desk?It could have knocked me over!” What was the eraser?
projectile
trajectory
jettison
injection
This machine makes things look bigger on the wall so everyone in the classroom can see the writing.
projectile
projector
trajectory
subject
The higher the paper airplane goes, the wider the angle of which of the following?
rejection
projectile
trajectory
subject
At home, you are this to your parents’ rules and expectations.
rejected
injected
jettison
subjected
The Boston Button Factory only produces buttons with straight sides. What will it do to all circular buttons?
reject
subject
interject
projectile
Use one of the words from your vocabulary list to complete the sentence.
The American colonists were (a) to British rule until they won the American Revolution.
Use one of the words from your vocabulary list to complete the sentence.
If someone yells “Hey!” in the middle of your conversation, the type of comment is an (a) .
Use one of the words from your vocabulary list to complete the sentence.
Is the (a) plugged in? The wall is still bare.
Use one of the words from your vocabulary list to complete the sentence.
If the (a) is sharp, then it could hurt someone when it comes down.
Use one of the words from your vocabulary list to complete the sentence.
Brenton hardly ever feels (a) because he has an easy going attitude and always looks on the bright side of things.
