WorksheetsWords of the Week Lesson 9
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 25mins
Match the definition below to the correct vocabulary word.
a person who writes news stories for a newspaper, magazine, etc.
reporter
predecessor
physician
pianist
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a medical doctor, especially a doctor who is not a surgeon
reporter
predecessor
physician
pianist
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a person who lives in a colony
colonist
predecessor
physician
pianist
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something that comes before something else
colonist
predecessor
physician
pianist
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a person who plays the piano
colonist
predecessor
physician
pianist
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a method of teaching people to read and pronounce words by learning the sounds of letters, letter groups, and syllables
homophone
microphone
phonics
symphony
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a device into which people speak or sing in order to record their voices or to make them sound louder
homophone
microphone
phonics
symphony
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a word that is pronounced the same as another word but is different in meaning or spelling
homophone
microphone
phonics
symphony
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a musical instrument that has a curved metal tube and is played by blowing into a mouthpiece and pressing keys with your fingers
homophone
microphone
saxophone
symphony
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a long piece of music that is usually in four large, separate sections and is performed by an orchestra or band
homophone
microphone
saxophone
symphony
Choose whether each word pair are synonyms or antonyms
reporter/interviewer
synonym
antonym
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predecessor/successor
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antonym
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physician/patient
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antonym
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pianist/musician
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antonym
Choose whether each word pair are synonyms or antonyms
colonist/explorer
synonym
antonym
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homophone/homonym
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antonym
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microphone/amplifier
synonym
antonym
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phonics/sounds
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antonym
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saxophone/instrument
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antonym
Choose whether each word pair are synonyms or antonyms
symphony/music
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antonym
Read each sentence and choose the word from the picture that best fits the sentence.
The lead singer grasped the (a) as she belted out the lyrics.
Read each sentence and choose the word from the picture that best fits the sentence.
The (a) was accompanied by a synchronized light show at their latest concert.
Read each sentence and choose the word from the picture that best fits the sentence.
There were several choices of instruments for the sixth graders to try out, including trumpet, flute, (a) and clarinet.
Read each sentence and choose the word from the picture that best fits the sentence.
Sarah needed some extra help with (a) when she was in first grade, so she worked with a reading coach and loved it.
Read each sentence and choose the word from the picture that best fits the sentence.
Sometimes the only way to tell which (a) is correct is through the sentence's context.
Read each sentence and choose the word from the picture that best fits the sentence.
A hard working (a) could create a small farm and make himself independent in two years.
Read each sentence and choose the word from the picture that best fits the sentence.
She called the hospital to obtain her medical records from her (a) .
Read each sentence and choose the word from the picture that best fits the sentence.
I have no idea how my (a) handled tough situations like these!
Read each sentence and choose the word from the picture that best fits the sentence.
It was not uncommon to see a (a) lurking around the police station looking for a news story.
Read each sentence and choose the word from the picture that best fits the sentence.
The (a) was worried when she began to feel arthritis in her hands; how would she play?
Read each statement. Choose true if the word in the sentence is used properly. Choose false if the word in the sentence is used incorrectly.
Homophones might have different sounds or spellings.
True
False
Read each statement. Choose true if the word in the sentence is used properly. Choose false if the word in the sentence is used incorrectly.
Charlie put the microphone out in the garden to attract the birds.
True
False
Read each statement. Choose true if the word in the sentence is used properly. Choose false if the word in the sentence is used incorrectly.
Phonics help people read and pronounce words, syllables, and letters.
True
False
Read each statement. Choose true if the word in the sentence is used properly. Choose false if the word in the sentence is used incorrectly.
The musician plucked the saxophone's strings during a staccato.
True
False
Read each statement. Choose true if the word in the sentence is used properly. Choose false if the word in the sentence is used incorrectly.
The reporter spent all day serving warrants and taking criminals to jail.
True
False
Read each statement. Choose true if the word in the sentence is used properly. Choose false if the word in the sentence is used incorrectly.
Tanisha felt complete symphony for Lia -- her life is quite difficult.
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False
Read each statement. Choose true if the word in the sentence is used properly. Choose false if the word in the sentence is used incorrectly.
Mattias was sure that he was doing a better job than his predecessor did.
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False
Read each statement. Choose true if the word in the sentence is used properly. Choose false if the word in the sentence is used incorrectly.
The plastic pianist broke almost immediately, so we tossed it into the garbage.
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False
Read each statement. Choose true if the word in the sentence is used properly. Choose false if the word in the sentence is used incorrectly.
The physician hated delivering terrible news to patients.
True
False
Read each statement. Choose true if the word in the sentence is used properly. Choose false if the word in the sentence is used incorrectly.
It was a beautiful day for the colonist to be outside enjoying his town.
True
False
