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WorksheetsFirst They Killed My Father - Chapter 1 to 7
Total questions: 113
Worksheet time: 57mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
be strongly attracted to someone or something
a)
smitten
b)
porcelaine
c)
congest
d)
squirm
2.
a tough cord or band of dense white connective tissue that links a muscle to some other part (as a bone)
a)
elope
b)
tendon
c)
porcelaine
d)
gawk
3.
to twist about like an eel or a worm
a)
vendor
b)
smitten
c)
squirm
d)
stocky
4.
a white, see-through ceramic; china
a)
gawk
b)
invade
c)
vendor
d)
porcelaine
5.
to stare stupidly
a)
tendon
b)
gawk
c)
maneuver
d)
sweltering
6.
(of a person) broad and sturdily built
a)
stocky
b)
haze
c)
congest
d)
intersection
7.
a person that sells things
a)
invade
b)
tendon
c)
vendor
d)
stern
8.
to disturb or intrude upon something
a)
smitten
b)
intersection
c)
stern
d)
invade
9.
a clever or skillful move or action
a)
manoeuvre
b)
sweltering
c)
gawk
d)
haze
10.
to block by filling too full
a)
vendor
b)
tendon
c)
congest
d)
elope
11.
fine dust, smoke, or light vapor causing lack of transparency in the air
a)
haze
b)
squirm
c)
maneuver
d)
stocky
12.
very hot
a)
tendon
b)
sweltering
c)
smitten
d)
haze
13.
(of a person or their manner) serious and unrelenting
a)
gawk
b)
vendor
c)
invade
d)
stern
14.
to run away secretly especially to get married without parental permission
a)
squirm
b)
elope
c)
tendon
d)
porcelaine
15.
the place or point where two or more things and especially streets intersect
a)
porcelaine
b)
stocky
c)
intersection
d)
congest
16.
I was ___________ by your mom the first time I met her.
a)
vendor
b)
smitten
c)
eloped
d)
congested
17.
Stop ___________ at her, and go talk to her instead.
a)
gawking
b)
invading
c)
sweltering
d)
squirming
18.
The ice cream _____________ was busy serving all her customers.
a)
congested
b)
stocky
c)
vendor
d)
haze
19.
Russia is __________ Ukraine right now.
a)
gawking
b)
sweltering
c)
gawking
d)
invading
20.
I really don't want to go out in this ____________ weather.
a)
invading
b)
gawking
c)
squirming
d)
sweltering
21.
I heard they __________ because their parents didn't want them to get married.
a)
eloped
b)
congested
c)
smitten
d)
stern
22.
My grandma is very __________. She scolds us even if make a small mistake.
a)
gawking
b)
stern
c)
vendor
d)
tendon
23.
The streets get ___________ with people during the water festival.
a)
smitten
b)
eloped
c)
congested
d)
vendor
24.
Sit up straight and stop _________!
a)
sweltering
b)
squirming
c)
gawking
d)
invading
25.
The ship's captain carefully ______________ around the icebergs.
a)
manoeuvred
b)
eloped
c)
congested
d)
smitten
26.
(of a person or area) made poor
a)
impoverished
b)
leisure
c)
lackluster
d)
neglect
27.
lacking in brightness, radiance, or interest (dull)
a)
neglect
b)
lackluster
c)
impoverished
d)
havoc
28.
to give little attention or respect to
a)
neglect
b)
juxtapose
c)
havoc
d)
juxtapose
29.
free time
a)
lackluster
b)
depict
c)
leisure
d)
impoverished
30.
great confusion and disorder
a)
impoverished
b)
sewn
c)
emit
d)
havoc
31.
to place two things side by side to show their contrasts
a)
depict
b)
juxtapose
c)
suave
d)
nosy
32.
smoothly polite and agreeable (cool)
a)
suave
b)
impoverished
c)
emit
d)
sewn
33.
show or represent by a drawing or words
a)
neglect
b)
nosy
c)
depict
d)
amenity
34.
to give out (______ light)
a)
havoc
b)
sewn
c)
impoverished
d)
emit
35.
1 : to join or fasten by stitches 2 : to work with needle and thread
a)
suave
b)
neglect
c)
sew
d)
vie
36.
a noticeable and usually pleasant smell
a)
aroma
b)
amenity
c)
impoverished
d)
exude
37.
showing too much curiosity about other people's affairs
a)
leisure
b)
nosy
c)
suave
d)
sewn
38.
something (as good manners or household appliances) that makes life easier or more pleasant
a)
amenity
b)
emit
c)
havoc
d)
depict
39.
to strive to win over another
a)
lackluster
b)
impoverished
c)
leisure
d)
vie
40.
to give out (_____ confidence)
a)
juxtapose
b)
exude
c)
nosy
d)
chide
41.
to express mild disapproval
a)
nosy
b)
amenity
c)
chide
d)
lackluster
42.
The mother ________ her daughter for being late.
a)
chided
b)
neglected
c)
emitted
d)
juxtaposed
43.
They will cause ___________ if I leave them alone for five minutes!
a)
vie
b)
sewn
c)
havoc
d)
emit
44.
You should not _______ your dental health. If you do, you will end up getting rotten teeth.
a)
aroma
b)
neglect
c)
nosy
d)
chide
45.
My neighbour is so __________. She keeps coming over and asking me what I'm doing.
a)
suave
b)
vie
c)
havoc
d)
nosy
46.
This shirt was _________ by my mother. She is very talented with the needle.
a)
juxtaposed
b)
emitted
c)
sewn
d)
depicted
47.
We have three dogs, and they all ______ for our attention when we get home.
a)
vie
b)
exude
c)
emit
d)
chide
48.
The ______ of my mom's cooking is making my mouth water.
a)
neglect
b)
aroma
c)
havoc
d)
nosy
49.
Those smokestacks are ________ a lot of smoke.
a)
neglecting
b)
amenity
c)
emitting
d)
depicting
50.
The teacher __________ an image of a happy kid with an image of a sad one.
a)
juxtaposed
b)
neglected
c)
emitted
d)
chided
51.
the internal organs of a human being or animal
a)
innards
b)
feline
c)
stagger
d)
saunter
52.
to be silently angry, upset, or irritable
a)
sulk
b)
saunter
c)
delicacy
d)
encampment
53.
of or resembling a cat : characteristic of cats
a)
feline
b)
rummage
c)
innards
d)
hover
54.
to look closely or curiously
a)
peer
b)
queasy
c)
illuminating
d)
rummage
55.
to bring to a stop
a)
halt
b)
prod
c)
vast
d)
sulk
56.
to feel joy or great delight
a)
rejoice
b)
sulk
c)
stagger
d)
clasp
57.
to poke with something
a)
prod
b)
clasp
c)
halt
d)
rejoice
58.
to remain floating over a place or object
a)
hover
b)
vast
c)
submission
d)
stagger
59.
to move or cause to move unsteadily from side to side as if about to fall
a)
stagger
b)
peer
c)
swivel
d)
innards
60.
the condition of being humble or obedient
a)
submission
b)
illuminating
c)
hover
d)
vast
61.
to walk along in an idle or leisurely manner
a)
saunter
b)
swivel
c)
feline
d)
delicacy
62.
a place with temporary accommodations consisting of huts or tents
a)
encampment
b)
innards
c)
saunter
d)
submission
63.
feeling almost like vomiting
a)
queasy
b)
submission
c)
encampment
d)
prod
64.
very great in extent, size, amount, degree, or intensity
a)
vast
b)
stagger
c)
rummage
d)
mill
65.
to make an active search especially by moving, turning, or looking through the contents of a place or container
a)
rummage
b)
hover
c)
prod
d)
illuminating
66.
3 : to move about in a disorderly mass
a)
mill
b)
prod
c)
clasped
d)
feline
67.
1 : to supply with light : light up
a)
illuminating
b)
prodded
c)
delicacy
d)
queasy
68.
to enclose and hold with the arms
a)
clasp
b)
vast
c)
milled
d)
peer
69.
1 : something pleasing to eat because it is rare or a luxury
a)
delicacy
b)
sulking
c)
queasy
d)
swivel
70.
to turn on or as if on a swivel
a)
swivel
b)
peered
c)
staggered
d)
halt
71.
Don't worry about Oudom. He's ________ because I told him he can't play video games today.
a)
sulking
b)
milled
c)
queasy
d)
prodded
72.
Paris _______ into the hallway to make sure no one was there.
a)
peered
b)
staggered
c)
sulk
d)
delicacy
73.
The stench of the dead bird made Julita feel ________.
a)
queasy
b)
encampment
c)
clasp
d)
peered
74.
Hiro ________ into the class carrying two heavy backpacks.
a)
staggered
b)
delicacy
c)
peer
d)
queasy
75.
Vanika _________ through her bag to find her missing keys,
a)
rummaged
b)
rejoice
c)
mill
d)
vast
76.
Monkol ________ Chhunsak to wake him up.
a)
prodded
b)
halt
c)
queasy
d)
clasped
77.
The universe is a __________ place filled with wonder.
a)
vast
b)
clasped
c)
peered
d)
rummaged
78.
The students _________ around the entrance, eager to get in.
a)
milled
b)
delicacy
c)
rummaged
d)
staggered
79.
Julita and Sokhawin __________ their hands together and vowed to help each other.
a)
clasped
b)
queasy
c)
prodded
d)
sulking
80.
Caviar is considered a __________ in most countries.
a)
delicacy
b)
rummaged
c)
vast
d)
milled
81.
a deep red colour
a)
crimson
b)
monotony
c)
rural
d)
solemn
82.
so common and unoriginal that the newness or cleverness has worn off
a)
trite
b)
admonish
c)
tranquil
d)
monotony
83.
a person who respects and likes only people who are of a high social class, a person that looks down on those from a low social class
a)
snob
b)
clamber
c)
weary
d)
trite
84.
in a slanting direction (the direction you get when joining the two opposite corners of a square)
a)
diagonally
b)
admonished
c)
snob
d)
weary
85.
a very big spoon with a long handle and a deep cup-shaped part, used especially for serving soup
a)
ladle
b)
clambered
c)
stilt
d)
oblivious
86.
calm and peaceful and without noise, violence, worry
a)
tranquil
b)
monotony
c)
gruel
d)
thatched
87.
a meeting at an agreed time and place, typically between two people
a)
rendezvous
b)
snob
c)
clamber
d)
solemn
88.
to call or signal to a person usually by a wave or nod
a)
beckon
b)
weary
c)
monotony
d)
rural
89.
of or relating to the countryside (villages)
a)
rural
b)
beckoned
c)
thatched
d)
blistered
90.
a thin liquid food of oatmeal or other meal boiled in milk or water
a)
gruel
b)
blurt
c)
weary
d)
diagonally
91.
very tired, especially after working hard for a long time
a)
weary
b)
oblivious
c)
beckoned
d)
stilts
92.
(of a roof or a building) covered with straw or a similar material
a)
thatched
b)
solemn
c)
clambered
d)
gruel
93.
a situation in which something stays the same and is therefore boring
a)
monotony
b)
weary
c)
solemn
d)
bluntly
94.
say (something) suddenly and without careful consideration
a)
blurt
b)
tranquil
c)
blisters
d)
snob
95.
long pieces of wood that support small buildings above the ground or above water
a)
stilts
b)
tranquil
c)
rendezvous
d)
weary
96.
not aware of or not concerned about what is happening around one
a)
oblivious
b)
thatched
c)
crimson
d)
beckon
97.
serious and without any humour
a)
solemn
b)
diagonally
c)
tranquil
d)
blisters
98.
without trying to be polite or considering other people's feelings
a)
bluntly
b)
crimson
c)
solemn
d)
oblivious
99.
painful swellings that contain liquid, caused usually by continuous rubbing or by burning
a)
blisters
b)
thatched
c)
snob
d)
blurt
100.
to climb up, across, or into somewhere with difficulty, using the hands and the feet
a)
clamber
b)
beckon
c)
ladle
d)
tranquil
101.
to criticize or warn gently but seriously
a)
admonish
b)
ladle
c)
bluntly
d)
oblivious
102.
She enjoyed the _________ nature of the forest.
a)
tranquil
b)
blisters
c)
admonished
d)
beckoned
103.
Some rural houses are built on _______ so they won't be flooded during the monsoon season.
a)
stilts
b)
blurt
c)
oblivious
d)
ladle
104.
He made a __________ promise to protect those he loved.
a)
solemn
b)
snob
c)
admonish
d)
monotony
105.
She was _________ to the fact that her friends were planning a surpirse for her.
a)
oblivious
b)
trite
c)
thatched
d)
clamber
106.
Don't be a ______. You shouldn't look down on anyone just because of their social class.
a)
snob
b)
stilt
c)
beckon
d)
rendezvous
107.
He was ______ after working in the field the whole day.
a)
weary
b)
stilt
c)
monotony
d)
admonish
108.
Most houses have _________ roofs in the countryside.
a)
thatched
b)
stilts
c)
diagonally
d)
snob
109.
The child _________ up the tree to pick some fruits.
a)
clambered
b)
beckoned
c)
stilts
d)
tranquil
110.
The mother _________ her child for not finishing her lunch.
a)
admonished
b)
gruel
c)
blurt
d)
crimson
111.
The soldier _______ at the car to pass through the checkpoint.
a)
beckoned
b)
bluntly
c)
blistered
d)
clambered
112.
Her routine was the same everyday, with nothing to break the _____________.
a)
monotony
b)
rendezvous
c)
thatched
d)
stilts
113.
Her feet were _________ after walking barefoot the whole day.
a)
blistered
b)
rural
c)
trite
d)
thatched
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