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List 23 (mobilized, retain, trifle, din, noble, squanders)

Total questions: 51

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

a thing of little value or importance; a small quantity or amount of anything

a)

puzzled

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

2.

to organize people or resources for action, such as war; to prepare

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

squanders

d)

puzzled

e)

noble

3.

of an excellent moral or mental character; of, belonging to, or constituting a hereditary class that has special social or political status in a country or state; of or pertaining to the aristocracy.

a)

puzzled

b)

retain

c)

squanders

d)

din

e)

noble

4.

to hold or keep; to keep possession of

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

5.

confused; bewildered

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

squanders

d)

puzzled

e)

noble

6.

a loud, unpleasant, and prolonged noise; cacophony

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

7.

wastefully spending resources (time, talent, or treasure)

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

squanders

d)

din

e)

noble

8.

Originated from a word that means "to hold back"

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

9.

Originated from a word that means "roaring"

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

10.

"to mock" or "to make sport of"

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

11.

"movable" or "to set in motion"

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

12.

"notable, of high rank"

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

13.

"They say you _______ knowledge even when you're sleeping," said Faber (Bradbury 89).

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

14.

They were screaming at each other above the ______ (Bradbury 89).

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

15.

The brain ______ its few precious memories (151).

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

puzzled

d)

squanders

e)

noble

16.

Montag walked, his lips moving a ______ (Bradbury 89).

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

17.

The radio announcer said that they had _________ a million men (Bradbury 88).

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

18.

The brain is ______ by what is happening, and then it dies (151).

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

puzzled

d)

squanders

e)

noble

19.

"I voted last election, and I laid it on the line for President __________, (with a capital letter)" said Mrs. Bowles (Bradbury 93).

a)

Mobilized

b)

Puzzled

c)

Trifle

d)

Squanders

e)

Noble

20.

Her teachers are concerned about the way she ______ her gifts.

a)

puzzled

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

squanders

e)

noble

21.

Although we were exhausted, we took a short water break and _____ our energy to finish the rest of the triathlon.

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

puzzled

d)

din

e)

squanders

22.

Although we don't remember all the facts learned in school, we do _______ the work ethic developed there.

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

23.

It was difficult to hear over the _________ of the pep rally.

a)

puzzled

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

24.

They needed to raise millions of dollars, but the Fortune 500 company only donated a _______.

a)

noble

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

25.

Because they did not read the directions, they were ________.

a)

puzzled

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

squanders

e)

noble

26.

They earned Panther Awards for their _____ behavior.

a)

mobilized

b)

retain

c)

trifle

d)

din

e)

noble

27.

mobilized

a)

MOB-uh-lahyzd

b)

MOH-bee-lahyzd

c)

MOH-buh-lahyzd

28.

squanders

a)

skwon-derz

b)

skwann-derz

c)

skwon-deer

29.

noble

a)

NOH-buhl

b)

NOB-buhl

c)

NOH-blee

30.

trifle

a)

TRY-flee

b)

TRU-fuhl

c)

TRY-fuhl

31.

retain

a)

ree-TUHN

b)

ree-TIN

c)

ri-TAYN

32.

din

a)

positive

b)

negative

c)

neutral

33.

trifle

a)

positive

b)

negative

c)

neutral

34.

puzzled

a)

positive

b)

negative

c)

neutral

35.

squanders

a)

positive

b)

negative

c)

neutral

36.

noble

a)

positive

b)

negative

c)

neutral

37.

They broke up because of a trifling reason.

a)

singular noun

b)

plural noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

e)

verb

38.

He trifled with her feelings.

a)

singular noun

b)

plural noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

e)

verb

39.

They studied a trifling amount.

a)

singular noun

b)

plural noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

e)

verb

40.

The nobles were supposed to care about the peasants, but they were selfish and contemptuous towards the less fortunate.

a)

singular noun

b)

plural noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

e)

verb

41.

Joe was noble, Jon was nobler, but Jason was the noblest.

a)

singular nouns

b)

plural nouns

c)

adjectives

d)

adverbs

e)

verbs

42.

The ignoble act angered him.

a)

singular concrete noun

b)

plural abstract noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

e)

verb

43.

Jason nobly allowed others to get into the Titanic lifeboats instead of going himself.

a)

singular noun

b)

plural noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

e)

verb

44.

The retaining walls helped stop erosion.

a)

singular noun

b)

plural noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

e)

verb

45.

She accidentally threw away her retainer with her lunch garbage.

a)

singular noun

b)

plural noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

e)

verb

46.

The mobilization took longer than expected.

a)

singular noun

b)

plural noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

e)

verb

47.

The mobilized soldiers waited for orders.

a)

singular noun

b)

plural noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

e)

verb

48.

During the war, the mobile blood bank and food pantry saved many lives.

a)

singular noun

b)

plural noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

e)

verb

49.

The squanderer ended up homeless.

a)

singular concrete noun

b)

plural abstract noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

e)

verb

50.

Her squandering ways will get her into trouble.

a)

singular concrete noun

b)

plural abstract noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

e)

verb

51.

He ended up bankrupt because of his squanderous ways.

a)

singular noun

b)

plural noun

c)

adjective

d)

adverb

e)

verb