WorksheetsWalk Two Moons Vocabulary Review
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Our house was an old farmhouse that my parents had been restoring, room by room.
How was the word restoring used in the sentence above?
Noun
Verb
Adjective
"My father looked exceedingly uncomfortable. 'No, he said. 'I tried - but she doesn't want to know."
How is the word uncomfortable used in this sentence?
Noun
Adjective
Verb
"She couldn't admit this though and, in a way, I liked this about Phoebe - that she tried to defend her family."
How was the word defend used in the sentence above?
Adjective
Verb
Noun
"Another odd impression I got was that Mr. Winterbottom was playing the role of a Father, with a capital 'F'."
How was the word impression used in the sentence above?
Noun
Adjective
Verb
"On the day that Phoebe and I met the potential lunatic and then went over
to Mary Lou's, a couple of other peculiar things happened."
How was the word potential used in a sentence?
Adjective
Verb
Noun
"The city of Madison _____ between two lakes, Lake Mendota and Lake
Monona, and dribbling out of these lakes are other smaller lakes."
Choose which word below best fits in the blank above.
Flinch
Potential
Restore
Sprawls
"He was staring at me with those round black eyes. 'I thought so. You ____ every time someone touches you."
Choose the word that best fits the blank above.
Judge
Drama
Flinch
Confess
"He was one of those energetic teachers who loved his subject half to death and
leaped about the room ______...and patting people on the back."
Choose the word that best fits the blank above.
Dramatically
Mischievously
Nonchalantly
Quivering
“Since my students were _____ after eating all of the cupcakes, I took them outside for an extra recess.”
Choose the word that best fits the blank above.
Cavorted
Cantankerous
Merely
Confessing
“Well I have more important things to worry about it, I can ____ you.”
Choose which word fits best in the blank above.
Confess
Defend
Judge
Assure
"In the end, I think I merely ran out of
steam."
How was the word merely used in the sentence above?
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
"The next day at school, I studied Mr. Birkway as he leaped and cavorted
about the classroom. If he was a murderer, he certainly was a lively one."
How was the word cavorted used in the sentence above?
Noun
Verb
Adjective
"I picked up a flat stone and sailed it across the gorge where it hit the far
wall and plummeted down, down, careening off the jagged outcroppings..."
How was the word plummeted used in the sentence above?
Verb
Noun
Adjective
"I lay down next to her, and Gramps tentatively sat down on the other side. 'Whoa,' he said. 'I do
believe this thing's alive."
How was the word tentatively used in the sentence above?
Noun
Adverb
Adjective
I watched a bird ______ from the tree and land on the front lawn.
Choose the word that best fits the blank above.
Sacrifice
Descend
Badgered
Quiver
I ____ the last piece of cake so that my son could enjoy it.
Choose the word that best fits the blanks above.
Careened
Badgered
Discovered
Sacrificed
“The roller coaster felt like it was _____ around the curves, but I know that is what makes it exciting!”
Choose the word that best fits the blanks above.
Plummeting
Careening
Returning
Sprawling
"You could see people ____ nervously, waiting as tensely as if Mr. Birkway was
going to announce someone's execution."
Choose the word that best fits the blank above.
Nonchalantly
Cavorted
Poised
Comforted
"You could see people poised nervously, waiting as tensely as if Mr. Birkway was
going to announce someone's execution."
How was the word tensely used in the sentence above?
Noun
Adverb
Adjective
"The next day at school, I was relieved to see Phoebe. 'Where were you? I said. 'I phoned and phoned - I have something to tell you... "
How was the word relieved used in the sentence above?
Noun
Verb
Adjective
"I looked carefully at each of the boys. Alex was gazing nonchalantly at Mr. Birkway, Shigeru was asleep in the back row, others were doodling, and then I saw Ben."
How was the word nonchalantly used in the sentence above?
Adverb
Noun
Verb
"But the other half of me was a quivering pile of jelly."
How was the word quivering used in the sentence above?
Noun
Verb
Adverb
"In English class, everyone badgered Mr. Birkway to finish reading the journal entry."
How was the word badgered used in the sentence above?
Noun
Adjective
Verb
As she stood there in the middle of the sidewalk, with her head tilted up at us, and that quizzical look on her face, she looked like a _____ child.
Choose the word that best fits the blanks above.
Mischievous
Survivor
Careening
Badgering
"I don't suppose you would mind telling me exactly what was so all-fired important that you couldn't wait for someone with a _____ driver's license to bring you...?"
Choose the word that best fits the blanks above.
Dramatic
Nonchalant
Tense
Legitimate
He came to see the only ______ from the bus crash.
Choose the word that best fits the blanks above.
Sacrifice
Survivor
Judge
Hope
On and on we go. We walk in everybody's moccasins, and we have ____ some interesting things that way.
Choose the word that best fits the blanks above.
Sacrificed
Relieved
Discovered
Respected
One day I ____ that our whole trip out to Lewiston had been a gift from Gram and Gramps to me. They were giving me a chance to walk in my mother's moccasins.
Choose the word that best fits the blanks above.
Sacrificed
Badgered
Defended
Realized
