Free Printable The Giver Word Study Final Test

1.

a)

agony

b)

linger

c)

rigid

d)

falter

e)

parched

2.

a)

implore

b)

forsake

c)

writhe

d)

permeate

e)

deliverance

3.

a)

frigid

b)

forsake

c)

fracture

d)

falter

e)

vague

4.

a)

unendurable

b)

falter

c)

linger

d)

rigid

e)

implore

5.

a)

implore

b)

shudder

c)

linger

d)

brutal

e)

carnage

6.

a)

forsake

b)

placid

c)

fracture

d)

falter

e)

frigid

7.

a)

fracture

b)

shudder

c)

deliverance

d)

burden

e)

writhe

8.

a)

parched

b)

forsake

c)

writhe

d)

permeate

e)

implore

9.

a)

precise

b)

implore

c)

writhe

d)

rigid

e)

permeate

10.

a)

agony

b)

stench

c)

shudder

d)

serene

e)

chaos

11.

a)

shudder

b)

falter

c)

parched

d)

forsake

e)

burden

12.

a)

carnage

b)

permeate

c)

implore

d)

burden

e)

shudder

13.

a)

deliverance

b)

unendurable

c)

implore

d)

placid

e)

release

14.

a)

permeate

b)

carnage

c)

ecstatic

d)

fracture

e)

rigid

15.

a)

burden

b)

stench

c)

linger

d)

falter

e)

parched

16.

a)

permeate

b)

carnage

c)

burden

d)

obsolete

e)

brutal

17.

fun fact, that's MY foot!

a)

falter

b)

fracture

c)

ominous

d)

ecstatic

e)

linger

18.

a)

forsake

b)

fracture

c)

carnage

d)

assuage

e)

contort

19.

a)

unendurable

b)

forsake

c)

linger

d)

rigid

e)

permeate

20.

a)

carnage

b)

fracture

c)

linger

d)

deliverance

e)

burden

21.

a)

deliverance

b)

implore

c)

writhe

d)

permeate

e)

stench

22.

a)

fracture

b)

burden

c)

parched

d)

linger

e)

brutal

23.

a)

forsake

b)

agony

c)

linger

d)

rigid

e)

fa;ter

24.

to remain, to stick around

a)

shudder

b)

linger

c)

writhe

d)

burden

e)

permeate

25.

severe violence due to war or battle

a)

parched

b)

writhe

c)

deliverance

d)

carnage

e)

permeate

26.

to invade, to penetrate, to soak through

a)

perceive

b)

placid

c)

prohibit

d)

prim

e)

permeate

27.

unable to bend or be forced out of shape; not flexible.

a)

deliverance

b)

carnage

c)

rigid

d)

stench

e)

chaos

28.

the action of being rescued or set free.

a)

assauge

b)

optimistic

c)

deliverance

d)

torrential

29.

spread throughout (something); pervade.

a)

prohibit

b)

precise

c)

permeate

d)

placid

e)

parched

30.

savagely violent.

a)

implore

b)

brutal

c)

rigid

d)

permeate

e)

stench

31.

the cracking or breaking of a hard object or material.

a)

agony

b)

rigid

c)

fracture

d)

falter

e)

permeate

32.

extremely thirsty, dehydrated

a)

placid

b)

parched

c)

deliverance

d)

linger

e)

chaos

33.

to wince, to struggle

a)

linger

b)

deliverance

c)

forsake

d)

falter

e)

writhe

34.

to tremble convulsively, typically as a result of fear

a)

stench

b)

successor

c)

shudder

d)

spontaneous

e)

subtle

35.

start to lose strength or momentum.

a)

cringe

b)

implore

c)

falter

d)

fracture

e)

forsake

36.

a)

surge

b)

successor

c)

meticulous

d)

subtle

e)

efficient

37.

a)

writhe

b)

undendurable

c)

successor

d)

vigilant

e)

rigid

38.

a)

surge

b)

efficient

c)

dejected

d)

impede

e)

fugitive

39.

a)

admonition

b)

apparent

c)

subtle

d)

assuage

e)

aptitude

40.

a)

subtle

b)

surge

c)

successor

d)

stench

e)

shudder

41.

a)

vigilant

b)

subtle

c)

gravely

d)

fracture

e)

implore

42.

a)

dejected

b)

subtle

c)

apparent

d)

meticulous

e)

emphatic

43.

a)

efficient

b)

emphatic

c)

exquisite

d)

ecstatic

e)

excruciating

44.

a)

subtle

b)

apparent

c)

meticulous

d)

fugitive

e)

wretched

45.

What does IMPEDE mean?

a)

block

b)

open

c)

close

d)

late

e)

early

46.

a)

serious

b)

spontaneous

c)

successor

d)

success

e)

successful

47.

a)

frigid

b)

infringe

c)

fugitive

d)

fracture

e)

falter

48.

a)

emphatic

b)

successor

c)

surge

d)

subtle

e)

shudder

49.

a)

obsolete

b)

efficient

c)

apparent

d)

exquisite

e)

excruciating

50.

a)

invigorating

b)

carnage

c)

forsake

d)

exquisite

e)

vigilant

51.

a)

efficient

b)

dejected

c)

empahtic

d)

successor

e)

subtle

52.

a)

surge

b)

apparent

c)

subtle

d)

meticulous

e)

fugitive

53.

obvious means....

a)

subtle

b)

apparent

c)

exquisite

d)

wretched

e)

efficient

54.

a)

gravely ill

b)

impede

c)

subtle

d)

efficient

e)

meticulous

55.

a)

surge

b)

efficient

c)

exquisite

d)

dejected

e)

meticulous

56.

a)

efficient

b)

exquisite

c)

meticulous

d)

subtle

e)

apparent

57.

a)

exuberant

b)

exquisite

c)

exciting

d)

excruciating

e)

exit

58.

a)

gravely

b)

subtle

c)

surge

d)

wretched

e)

ratchet

59.

The bold words show she is.....

a)

apparent

b)

emphatic

c)

efficient

d)

wretched

e)

subtle

60.

a)

impossible

b)

impede

c)

implore

d)

imply

e)

important

61.

next in line

a)

writhe

b)

successor

c)

shudder

d)

parched

e)

exempt

62.

a)

serene

b)

assuage

c)

surge

d)

sure

e)

successor

63.

a)

diminish

b)

delirious

c)

dejected

d)

detention

e)

deterrent

64.

a)

elder

b)

aptitude

c)

exuberant

d)

exhilarating

e)

efficient

65.

subtle and apparent are.....

a)

synonyms

b)

antonyms

66.

a)

determine

b)

diminish

c)

designate

d)

daze

e)

doubt

67.

a)

the loudest point reached in a gradually increasing sound.

b)

spur of the moment

c)

to appoint or select

d)

gradually reducing in force or loudness

e)

excuse

68.

a)

benign

b)

serene

c)

anguish

d)

exempt

69.

a)

gradually increasing in loudness.

b)

filled with or characterized by a lively energy and excitement.

c)

not allowed

d)

gradually reducing in force or loudness

e)

calm & peaceful

70.

a)

infringe

b)

exempt

c)

cringe

d)

serene

e)

prohibit

71.

a)

filled with or characterized by a lively energy and excitement.

b)

make unable to think or react properly; stupefy; bewilder.

c)

thinking clearly

d)

gradually increasing in loudness.

e)

large crowd

72.

a)

infringe

b)

exempt

c)

unanimous

d)

serene

e)

benign

73.

a)

excuse

b)

gradually increasing in loudness.

c)

to increase

d)

calm

e)

diminish

74.

a)

designate

b)

cringe

c)

anguish

d)

serene

e)

daze

75.

a)

throng

b)

prohibit

c)

cringe

d)

conspicuous

e)

transgression

76.

a)

prohibit

b)

reprieve

c)

remorse

d)

palpable

e)

murky

77.

a)

synonyms

b)

antonyms

78.

a)

petulant

b)

prohibit

c)

serene

d)

exhilarating

e)

extinquish

79.

a)

transgression

b)

infringe

c)

permitted

d)

prohibited

e)

acquisition

80.

a)

crescendo

b)

throng

c)

thought

d)

daze

e)

anguish

81.

the opposite of malignant is...

a)

designate

b)

benign

c)

begin

d)

acquire

e)

anguish

82.

a)

exempt

b)

infringe

c)

transgression

d)

acquisition

e)

spontaneous

83.

a)

crescendo

b)

acquisition

c)

anguish

d)

diminish

e)

prohibit

84.

free from an obligation or liability imposed on others.

a)

exempt

b)

exuberant

c)

exhilarating

d)

example

e)

extinguish

85.

a)

designate

b)

exempt

c)

prohibit

d)

infringe

e)

benign

86.

transgress/infringe

a)

synonyms

b)

antonyms

87.

exempt

a)

cancel or postpone the punishment of

b)

gentle and kindly, not harmful

c)

free from an obligation or liability imposed on others.

d)

never

88.

standing out so as to be clearly visible, attracting notice or attention.

a)

spontaneous

b)

conspicuous

c)

self conscious

d)

unconscious

e)

unanimous

89.

a)

symbolism

b)

irony

c)

onomatopoeia

d)

metaphor

90.

conspicuous disguise

a)

metaphor

b)

oxymoron

c)

symbolism

d)

simile

91.

a)

exempt transgression

b)

unanimous throng

c)

designated driver

d)

diminishing crescendo

92.

benign is BAD

a)

true

b)

false

93.

exuberant and exhilarating are similar

a)

true

b)

false

94.

serene and anguish are synonyms.

a)

true

b)

false

95.

a)

reprieve

b)

dazed

c)

benign

d)

designate

e)

spontaneous

96.

a)

torrential

b)

placid

c)

frigid

d)

serene

e)

ecstatic

97.

a)

transgression

b)

frigid

c)

tentative

d)

torrential

e)

precise

98.

a)

exuberant

b)

excrutiating

c)

exhilarating

d)

ephatic

e)

ecstatic

99.

a)

perception

b)

prohibit

c)

precise

d)

placid

e)

palpable

100.

a)

to look on the bright side

b)

make (an unpleasant feeling) less intense.

c)

uncertain

d)

the end

e)

felt by the sense

101.

a)

tentative

b)

precise

c)

capacity

d)

ominous

e)

frigid

102.

a)

admonition

b)

contort

c)

ominous

d)

tentative

e)

obsolete

103.

a)

ominous

b)

unanimous

c)

optimistic

d)

obsolete

e)

assuage

104.

a)

contorted

b)

torrential

c)

ominous

d)

perceive

e)

over capacity

105.

a)

chaos

b)

optimism

c)

pessimism

d)

excrutiating

e)

conclusion

106.

a)

infringe

b)

crescendo

c)

frigid

d)

murky

e)

obsolete

107.

a)

benign

b)

nurture

c)

torrential

d)

tentative

e)

throng

108.

a)

admonition

b)

optimist

c)

obsolete

d)

chaos

e)

ecstatic

109.

a)

placid

b)

excrutiating

c)

tentative

d)

admonition

e)

invigorating

110.

a)

cringe

b)

contort

c)

conclusion

d)

capacity

e)

crescendo

111.

a)

admonition

b)

precise

c)

unanimous

d)

Iron Man

e)

optimism

112.

a)

conclusion

b)

concussion

c)

chastise

d)

capacity

e)

contort

113.

a)

optimism

b)

contortion

c)

invigorated

d)

obsolete

e)

conclusion

114.

a)

frigid

b)

admonition

c)

torrential

d)

conclusion

e)

chaos

115.

a)

placid

b)

precise

c)

assuage

d)

tentative

e)

invigorating

116.

a)

conclusion

b)

capacity

c)

crescendo

d)

chaos

e)

contort

117.

a)

ecstatic

b)

exempt

c)

elder

d)

ominous

e)

chaos

118.

a)

prohibit

b)

petulant

c)

placid

d)

perceive

e)

precise

119.

a)

conspicuous

b)

ecstatic

c)

optimistic

d)

excruciating

e)

placid

120.

a)

at capacity

b)

precise

c)

obsolete

d)

placid

e)

frigid

121.

the opposite of conclusion

a)

afterward

b)

middle

c)

introduction

d)

closing

e)

end

122.

the opposite of precise

a)

contort

b)

capacity

c)

tentative

d)

obsolete

e)

conclusion

123.

the opposite of ecstatic

a)

optimistic

b)

distraught

c)

admonition

d)

chaos

e)

placid

124.

the opposite of placid

a)

exhilarating

b)

invigorating

c)

ecstatic

d)

excrutiating

e)

placid

125.

the opposite of chaos

a)

spontaneous

b)

assuage

c)

torrent

d)

ominous

e)

placid

126.

similar to placid

a)

tentative

b)

serene

c)

chaos

d)

conclusion

e)

precise

127.

If you are in anguish, you might have pain that is ____

a)

ecstatic

b)

conspicuous

c)

excruciating

d)

obsolete

e)

optimistic

128.

The opposite of obsolete

a)

out dated

b)

antiquated

c)

modern

d)

old fashioned

e)

out of use

129.

The last day of school is ____ due to potential snow days in the calendar.

a)

contorted

b)

tentative

c)

precise

d)

ominous

e)

optimistic

130.

a)

perception

b)

optimistic

c)

assuage

d)

capacity

e)

contortionist

131.

a)

petulant

b)

immediately

c)

palpable

d)

chastise

132.

a)

enhance

b)

release

c)

remorse

d)

murky

e)

prim

133.

a)

vague

b)

disposition

c)

elders

d)

distraught

e)

tabulate

134.

a)

enhance

b)

rasping

c)

release

d)

receive

e)

remorse

135.

a)

tabulate

b)

receive

c)

give

d)

release

e)

immediate

136.

a)

give

b)

vague

c)

release

d)

palpable

e)

rasping

137.

a)

nurture

b)

aptitude

c)

apprehensive

d)

prim

e)

murky

138.

a)

palpable

b)

rasping

c)

apprehensive

d)

aptitude

e)

remorse

139.

a)

prim

b)

nurture

c)

petulant

d)

give

e)

distraught

140.

a)

aptitude

b)

chastise

c)

nurture

d)

give

e)

receive

141.

a)

chastise

b)

vague

c)

immediate

d)

petulant

e)

release

142.

a)

rasping

b)

vague

c)

release

d)

petulant

e)

palpable

143.

a)

immediate

b)

eventual

c)

rasping

d)

chastise

e)

nurture

144.

a)

palpable

b)

nurture

c)

immediate

d)

petulant

e)

receive

145.

a)

chastise

b)

nurture

c)

prim

d)

apprehensive

e)

distraught

146.

a)

aptitude

b)

enhance

c)

rasping

d)

nurture

e)

attitude

147.

a)

serene

b)

tabulate

c)

enhance

d)

distraught

e)

apprehensive

148.

a)

disposition

b)

rasping

c)

give/receive

d)

murky

e)

nurture

149.

a)

immediate

b)

nurture

c)

nature

d)

murky

e)

tabulate

150.

a)

apprehensive

b)

prim

c)

remorse

d)

receive

e)

petulant

151.

right now!

a)

immediate

b)

receive

c)

tabulate

d)

palpable

e)

chastise

152.

able to be touched or felt.

a)

nurture

b)

palpable

c)

tabulate

d)

chastise

e)

apprehensive

153.

punish, especially by beating, rebuke or reprimand severely.

a)

immediate

b)

rasping

c)

elder

d)

receive

e)

chastise

154.

arrange (data) in tabular form, to calculate data

a)

petulant

b)

disposition

c)

exuberant

d)

chastise

e)

tabulate

155.

childishly sulky or bad-tempered.

a)

murky

b)

aptitude

c)

petulant

d)

remorse

e)

distraught

156.

unclear, cloudy

a)

prim

b)

murky

c)

rasping

d)

disposition

e)

tabulate

157.

deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed.

a)

remorse

b)

receive

c)

palpable

d)

aptitude

e)

petulant

158.

a natural ability to do something.

a)

apprehension

b)

elder

c)

vague

d)

aptitude

e)

attitude

159.

care for and encourage the growth or development of.

a)

chastise

b)

immediate

c)

petulant

d)

nurture

e)

nature

160.

a person's inherent qualities of mind and character.

a)

disposal

b)

dispersal

c)

dissolution

d)

dismiss

e)

disposition

161.

harsh-sounding and unpleasant; grating.

a)

rasping

b)

remorse

c)

receive

d)

release

e)

reevaluate

162.

allow or enable to escape from confinement; set free.

a)

release

b)

receive

c)

renew

d)

remorse

e)

regret

163.

intensify, increase, or further improve the quality, value, or extent of.

a)

rasping

b)

immediate

c)

disposition

d)

petulant

e)

enhance

164.

stiffly formal and respectable; feeling or showing disapproval of anything regarded as improper.

a)

vague

b)

apprehensive

c)

prim

d)

nurture

e)

release

165.

a person who is valued for wisdom and holds a position of responsibility and authority

a)

aptitude

b)

elder

c)

rasping

d)

apprehensive

e)

chastise

The Giver Word Study Final Test

Total questions: 165

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