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6 weeks vocabulary quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The process of interacting with a text by adding notes or comments in the margin.

a)

prediction

b)

genre

c)

annotate

d)

showoff

2.

Carry out or use a procedure in a given situation to use or demonstrate an understanding of how something works.

a)

analyze

b)

apply

c)

fussy

d)

evidence

3.

The available body of supporting, valid, and relevant details, focus, or information that supports an inference, idea, or proposition.

a)

evidence

b)

querulous

c)

neurotic

d)

apply

4.

Often fearful or unreasonably worried about something.

a)

peripheral

b)

imperious

c)

fussy

d)

neurotic

5.

The ability to understand something.

a)

debunking

b)

comprehension

c)

generate

d)

insensibility

6.

Believable, reasonable

a)

plausible

b)

suspect

c)

preview

d)

insensibility

7.

Always whining or complaining

a)

fussy

b)

neurotic

c)

peripheral

d)

querulous

8.

Full of extra or unnecessary decoration.

a)

querulous

b)

fussy

c)

imperious

d)

apply

9.

To bring into existence, to create or produce.

a)

preview

b)

comprehend

c)

generate

d)

analyze

10.

A form of inference in which the reader examines details surround the title, illustrations, subtitles, etc. of a text before reading it in order to anticipate and foresee forthcoming events and information.

a)

prediction

b)

genre

c)

annotate

d)

evidence

11.

What type of sentence is this: We went to the store, and we bought groceries.

(a)  

12.

What type of sentence is this: If I see her again, I'm going to scream!

(a)  

13.

Draw a plot diagram

14.

Bold courage, daring

a)

awe

b)

distinctness

c)

audacity

d)

acute

15.

Troubled, distressed, caused agitation

a)

acute

b)

foresight

c)

hearkening

d)

vexed

16.

Thoughtful regard for the future

a)

foresight

b)

preview

c)

reposed

d)

bade

17.

A person who might be guilty of a crime.

a)

suspect

b)

petitioner

c)

judge

d)

jury

18.

The author's primary goal in a piece of writing.

a)

author's idea

b)

author's message

c)

author's purpose

d)

author's goal

19.

In a plot, the events leading up to the climax will be found here.

a)

falling action

b)

rising action

c)

resolution

d)

setting

20.

This is the lesson we can take away from a story and apply to our lives.

a)

mood

b)

life lesson

c)

meme

d)

theme