Worksheets5th Vocab Lesson 20
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
restless; uneasy
piercing
fitful
decended
savage
having a sharp or high pitched sound
piercing
savage
quivered
delicacy
an appealing, delicious food
heave
diminishing
delicacy
fitful
wild; fierce
diminishing
rhythmic
marveling
savage
traveled downward
marveling
piercing
descended
savage
to swell or bulge; raise
quivered
delicacy
fitful
heave
trembled
quivered
diminishing
rhythmic
marveling
admiring with wonder
diminishing
marveling
rhythmic
heave
having a patterned beat
pierching
rhythmic
savage
delicacy
lessening; growing smaller
marveling
fitful
diminishing
piercing
What does the simile she is as sharp as a tack mean in the sentence below?
Mindy always knows the right answer—she is as sharp as a tack.
She is smart.
She is snobby.
She is impolite.
She is metallic.
What does the metaphor the soccer team was a storm of energy mean in the sentence below?
The soccer team was a storm of energy as the captain led her players onto the field.
There was a rainstorm approaching.
The captain had a strong leadership style.
The players were excited to start the game.
There was no chance the team would lose.
Which of these sentences contains a simile?
The night is an endless pool of darkness.
His loneliness was like a deep, empty well.
She dragged her feet on the math assignment.
Aunt Gertie encouraged her nieces to stay in touch.
What does the sentence below mean?
The car can stop on a dime.
The car can stop easily.
The car can stop quietly.
The car can stop quickly.
The car can stop awkwardly.
What does the sentence below mean?
The boys do not see eye to eye.
The boys do not agree.
The boys do not have fun.
The boys do not see each other.
The boys do not know each other.
