Free Printable 5.3 Vocabulary Quiz

1.

clothing

a)

puzzled

b)

garments

c)

speaker

d)

crevice

2.

comparing two things by saying one thing is the other

a)

simile

b)

compare

c)

contrast

d)

metaphor

3.

super cold

a)

hesitate

b)

lure

c)

optimistic

d)

frigid

4.

Your beliefs or feelings about something that can't be proven.

a)

opinion

b)

fact

c)

claim

d)

address

5.

the person who tells the poem

a)

poet

b)

speaker

c)

playwright

d)

stanza

6.

A suffix that means without

a)

ness

b)

ful

c)

less

d)

pre

7.

proof from the story

a)

opinion

b)

fact

c)

infer

d)

text evidence

8.

disgusting

a)

revolting

b)

bicker

c)

crevice

d)

fact

9.

ugly arguing

a)

argument

b)

bicker

c)

claim

d)

suggest

10.

a prefix that means to do again

a)

pre

b)

re

c)

dis

d)

un

11.

a discussion or argument

a)

argument

b)

claim

c)

debate

d)

bicker

12.

a style of print with words slanting to the right

a)

bold

b)

italics

c)

text features

d)

text evidence

13.

prefixes that mean not

a)

dis, non, in

b)

pre, re, ful

c)

ness, dis, pre

d)

ful, in, dis

14.

to move quickly in a crazy way

a)

revolting

b)

banter

c)

scurry

d)

frigid

15.

nonstop

a)

incessant

b)

suggest

c)

scurry

d)

glossary

16.

a lot of noise, confusion, or excitement

a)

suggest

b)

commotion

c)

incessant

d)

bicker

17.

to tell

a)

suggest

b)

claim

c)

fact

d)

opinion

18.

a strong hold

a)

clutched

b)

jutted

c)

sarcasm

d)

crevice

19.

to extend out, up, or forward

a)

jutted

b)

crevice

c)

pre

d)

opinion

20.

a prefix that means wrong

a)

mis

b)

pre

c)

re

d)

dis

21.

to pause or delay

a)

claim

b)

banter

c)

jeopardy

d)

hesitate

22.

comparing 2 things using like or as

a)

simile

b)

metaphor

c)

banter

d)

hesitate

23.

to cause someone to feel a sudden strong emotion

a)

overwhelmed

b)

figurative language

c)

opinion

d)

fact

24.

the result, what happened

a)

cause

b)

effect

c)

argument

d)

neglect

25.

confused

a)

puzzled

b)

overwhelmed

c)

hesitate

d)

banter

26.

a paragraph in a poem

a)

stanza

b)

poet

c)

playwright

d)

end rhyme

27.

a change in character, setting, or time

a)

scenes

b)

repetition

c)

alliteration

d)

end rhyme

28.

words that have the same meaning

a)

antonyms

b)

synonyms

c)

glossary

d)

figurative language

29.

words that have the opposite meaning

a)

antonyms

b)

synonyms

c)

alliteration

d)

repetition

30.

to see (with your mind)

a)

imagery

b)

visualize

c)

revolting

d)

address

31.

message, moral, or lesson of the story

a)

plot

b)

theme

c)

setting

d)

infer

32.

creepy

a)

eerie

b)

banter

c)

glossary

d)

alliteration

33.

extremely hungry

a)

famished

b)

frigid

c)

banter

d)

metphor

34.

to provide something

a)

resolution

b)

conflict

c)

contribute

d)

timeline

35.

words tht mean the opposite from what you say in order to make fun of something

a)

banter

b)

figurative language

c)

simile

d)

sarcasm

36.

solution to a problem

a)

conflict

b)

plot

c)

resolution

d)

text evidence

37.

the person who wrote the play

a)

poet

b)

playwright

c)

caption

d)

sarcasm

38.

a suffix that means a way of being

a)

ful

b)

ness

c)

mis

d)

re

39.

to use your senses to visualize what is being read

a)

imagery

b)

figurative language

c)

visualize

d)

banter

40.

words that describe an illustration or photograph

a)

caption

b)

text features

c)

timeline

d)

sidebar

41.

how the characters behaves with one another

a)

relationship

b)

interaction

c)

support

d)

poet

42.

to help

a)

support

b)

text evidence

c)

infer

d)

claim

43.

to speak to a specific group of people

a)

argument

b)

claim

c)

address

d)

opinion

44.

the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words

a)

alliteration

b)

repetition

c)

end rhyme

d)

poet

45.

instruction in parenthesis telling the actor what to do

a)

stage directions

b)

poet

c)

playwright

d)

glossary

46.

tired and exhausted

a)

crevice

b)

hesitate

c)

figurative language

d)

weary

47.

your argument on a certain topic backed up by evidence

a)

argument

b)

text evidence

c)

claim

d)

address

48.

to come face to face with something or someone

a)

expose

b)

frigid

c)

banter

d)

hesitate

49.

a point where 2 or more lines or streets cross

a)

intersection

b)

repetition

c)

poet

d)

claim

50.

a picture made using a camera

a)

illustration

b)

photograph

c)

caption

d)

bold

51.

words t the end of a line that sound alike

a)

end rhyme

b)

alliteration

c)

repetition

d)

emphasize

52.

written in the order it happened

a)

time line

b)

chronological

c)

text features

d)

text evidence

53.

words that are darker and thicker than regular print to emphasize something

a)

bold

b)

italics

c)

emphasize

d)

caption

54.

a linear representation of important events in the order they happened

a)

chronological

b)

time line

c)

caption

d)

inset

55.

a list that gives definitions of special words found in a book

a)

glossary

b)

caption

c)

timeline

d)

chronological

56.

a picture of a piece of land

a)

maps

b)

photogrphs

c)

illustration

d)

claim

57.

a picture that shows the parts of something with labels

a)

caption

b)

diagram

c)

timeline

d)

fact

58.

statements that can be proven

a)

fact

b)

opinion

c)

caption

59.

not receiving proper attention

a)

neglect

b)

banter

c)

crevice

d)

inset

60.

the person for whom the writer writes

a)

audience

b)

address

c)

claim

d)

suggest

61.

split or crack

a)

crevice

b)

onomatopoeia

c)

alliteration

d)

jutted

62.

to be angry or upset about something

a)

sulked

b)

hesitate

c)

scowl

d)

jutted

63.

Phrases that mean something different from what is written

a)

figurative language

b)

banter

c)

sarcasm

d)

simile

64.

to defend your opinion about something

a)

claim

b)

opinion

c)

fact

d)

argument

65.

repeating words, phrases, or sentences in a poem

a)

repetition

b)

allitertion

c)

onomatopoeia

d)

end rhyme

66.

to hide

a)

setting

b)

conceal

c)

frigid

d)

hesitate

67.

When and Where the story takes place

a)

setting

b)

concecal

c)

frigid

d)

hesitate

68.

a sudden movement when surprised

a)

startle

b)

opinion

c)

fact

d)

infer

69.

small pieces that come off of a larger one

a)

fragments

b)

infer

c)

hesitate

d)

glossary

70.

a suffix that means full of

a)

ful

b)

pre

c)

mis

d)

ness

71.

the reason why something happened

a)

cause

b)

effect

c)

infer

d)

fragments

72.

to speak in a teasing way

a)

banter

b)

infer

c)

argument

d)

scowl

73.

a story written about a person's life

a)

biography

b)

infer

c)

eavesdrop

d)

peer

74.

to listen to a private conversation

a)

glossary

b)

caption

c)

dialogue

d)

eavesdrop

75.

extremely happy

a)

elated

b)

pleased

c)

peer

d)

photograph

76.

to glance or look at

a)

peer

b)

scowl

c)

inset

d)

sidebar

77.

a drawing

a)

illustration

b)

photograph

c)

caption

d)

timeline

78.

to make a prediction based on facts and evidence

a)

infer

b)

alliteration

c)

dialogue

d)

relationship

79.

another word for subheading

a)

diagram

b)

caption

c)

sidebar

d)

section

80.

using words that imitate sound (sound effects)

a)

alliteration

b)

onomatopoeia

c)

repetition

d)

end rhyme

81.

a short article sometime boxed, next to the main article

a)

inset

b)

sidebar

c)

caption

d)

photograph

82.

a prefix that means before

a)

mis

b)

re

c)

pre

d)

dis

83.

to make more important than other things

a)

emphasize

b)

bold

c)

italics

d)

claim

84.

a small map or picture next to larger one to show more detail

a)

inset

b)

sidebar

c)

caption

d)

bold

85.

talking between chracters

a)

interctions

b)

relationship

c)

dialogue

d)

setting

86.

a problem

a)

conflict

b)

resolution

c)

jutted

d)

garment

87.

the way an author arranges the story's actions from conflict to resolution

a)

plot

b)

conflict

c)

resolution

d)

repetition

88.

to light up

a)

scowl

b)

scurry

c)

claim

d)

illuminate

89.

to attract

a)

lure

b)

leads to

c)

conflict

d)

illuminate

90.

the person who wrote the poem

a)

poet

b)

playwright

c)

stanza

d)

alliteration

91.

having a hopeful attitude

a)

relationship

b)

interaction

c)

optimistic

d)

stanza

92.

a connection or involvement with somebody

a)

relationship

b)

interaction

c)

setting

d)

bold

93.

to convince or encourage someone to do something

a)

persuaded

b)

claim

c)

argument

d)

opinion

94.

happy or satisfied

a)

pleased

b)

optimistic

c)

elated

d)

persuaded

95.

clothing

a)

garments

b)

crevice

c)

interaction

d)

jutted

96.

to lower the eyebrows in anger or disapproval

a)

scowl

b)

scurry

c)

pleased

d)

elated

97.

to look for differences

a)

contrast

b)

compare

c)

simile

d)

figurative language

98.

to look like someone or something

a)

contrast

b)

antonyms

c)

glossary

d)

resemble

99.

tricky

a)

cunning

b)

jutted

c)

crevice

d)

relationship

100.

to grow stronger or change over time

a)

leads to

b)

interaction

c)

developed

d)

consume

101.

a sentence

a)

debate

b)

argument

c)

statement

d)

claim

102.

to control

a)

leads to

b)

consume

c)

interaction

d)

claim

103.

a prefix that means again

a)

pre

b)

dis

c)

mis

d)

re

104.

to become less or smaller

a)

diminish

b)

jutted

c)

crevice

d)

consume

105.

to look for similarities

a)

compare

b)

contrast

c)

argument

d)

opinion

5.3 Vocabulary Quiz

Total questions: 105

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