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Sarah Byrnes Chapters 1-4

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Close or near, sharing a border, wall, or point

a)

adjacent

b)

antics

c)

subsequent

d)

treacherous

2.

adjacent

a)

Close or near, sharing a border, wall, or point

b)

very dangerous

c)

Happening or coming after something else

d)

very foolish/silly

3.

When Mrs. Knudtson gave us a new seats, I was so excited to find out that I sat __________________ to my best friend.

a)

Treacherous

b)

Adjacent

c)

Tempestuous

d)

Pompous

4.

antics

a)

full of strong emotions

b)

very dangerous

c)

Funny or playful actions/behavior

d)

very foolish/silly

5.

Funny or playful actions/behavior

a)

tempestuous

b)

treacherous

c)

antics

d)

nonsensical

6.

After constant interruptions, Mrs. Knudtson had enough of her class' _________________, stopped teaching, and sat at her desk.

a)

antics

b)

nonsensical

c)

pompous

d)

petrified

7.

Chasm

a)

a major division, separation, or difference between two people, groups, etc.

b)

Very dangerous

c)

Close or near, sharing a border, wall, or point

d)

Happening or coming after something else

8.

a major division, separation, or difference between two people, groups, etc.

a)

Chasm

b)

Treacherous

c)

Adjacent

d)

Subsequent

9.

When my best friend moved to Europe, I felt like a _______________ separated us.

a)

chasm

b)

treacherous

c)

adjacent

d)

petrified

10.

a feeling that someone or something is not worthy of any respect or approval

a)

contempt

b)

pompous

c)

tempestuous

d)

nonsensical

11.

contempt

a)

a feeling that someone or something is not worthy of any respect or approval

b)

Feeling or showing that you think you are better or more important than other people

c)

full of strong emotions

d)

Very foolish, silly

12.

The ______________ he felt for his fellow students was obvious.

a)

contempt

b)

pompous

c)

nonsensical

d)

chasm

13.

Nonsensical

a)

very foolish; silly

b)

full of strong emotions

c)

very afraid or frightened of something

d)

Very dangerous

14.

very foolish; silly

a)

nonsensical

b)

tempestuous

c)

petrified

d)

treacherous

15.

The student made the _______________ decision to take a sip of Mrs. Knudtson's coffee.

a)

nonsensical

b)

tempestuous

c)

petrified

d)

treacherous

16.

very afraid or frightened of something

a)

petrified

b)

treacherous

c)

subsequent

d)

contempt

17.

petrified

a)

very afraid or frightened of something

b)

Feeling or showing that you think you are better or more important than other people

c)

Funny or playful actions/behavior

d)

a major division, separation, or difference between two people, groups, etc.

18.

As a child I was ________________ that I would be kidnapped by a cannibal, becoming that person’s dinner.

a)

petrified

b)

subsequent

c)

treacherous

d)

nonsensical

19.

pompous

a)

a feeling that someone or something is not worthy of any respect or approval

b)

Feeling or showing that you think you are better or more important than other people

c)

Funny or playful actions/behavior

d)

a major division, separation, or difference between two people, groups, etc.

20.

Feeling or showing that you think you are better or more important than other people

a)

pompous

b)

antics

c)

contempt

d)

chasm

21.

The _______________ student proceeded to correct everyone's grammar.

a)

pompous

b)

tempestuous

c)

nonsensical

d)

contempt

22.

Happening or coming after something else

a)

subsequent

b)

adjacent

c)

nonsensical

d)

contempt

23.

subsequent

a)

Happening or coming after something else

b)

a major division, separation, or difference between two people, groups, etc.

c)

a feeling that someone or something is not worthy of any respect or approval

d)

Close or near, sharing a border, wall, or point

24.

The skills you learned in English 9 will be used in _______________ English classes such as English 10 and English 11.

a)

subsequent

b)

adjacent

c)

antics

d)

contempt

25.

tempestuous

a)

Full of strong emotions

b)

a feeling that someone or something is not worthy of any respect or approval

c)

Funny or playful actions/behavior

d)

Very afraid or frightened of something

26.

Full of strong emotions

a)

tempestuous

b)

contempt

c)

pompous

d)

petrified

27.

The _____________ couple spent fifth hour fighting, sixth hour making out in the hallway, and seventh hour breaking up.

a)

tempestuous

b)

treacherous

c)

nonsensical

d)

petrified

28.

treacherous

a)

very dangerous

b)

Happening or coming after something else

c)

Very foolish, silly

d)

Very afraid or frightened of something

29.

very dangerous

a)

treacherous

b)

petrified

c)

antics

d)

nonsensical

30.

Snow and ice have left many roads _______________, and drivers must be cautious when approaching stop signs.

a)

treacherous

b)

subsequent

c)

contempt

d)

petrified