Worksheets9th Grade Unit 1 Vocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Tending to grow or move toward light.
lucid
phototropic
translucent
invidious
Giving off light without heat.
lucid
elucidate
Phosphorescent
providential
attractive in pictures or photographs
improvise
spector
prospect
photogenic
clear or easy to understand
lucid
phototropic
translucent
circumspect
to make clear by explaining
invidious
elucidate
photogenic
improvise
allowing light to pass through
elucidate
lucid
translucent
improvise
careful or mindful of rules
circumspect
invidious
phototropic
prospect
that which is expected
photogenic
invidious
prospect
specter
a ghost or a phantom
providential
specter
improvise
phototropic
hateful or spiteful
lucid
specter
prospect
invidious
happening by good fortune
photogenic
providential
lucid
improvise
to create without any forethought or preparation
specter
lucid
improvise
circumspect
Identify the NOUNS in this sentence:
The football team rode the bus to Elk Rapids, then rode back as victors.
football rode, then, back
team, bus, Elk Rapids, victors
the, as, back, to
Identify the NOUNS in this sentence:
Emma read her favorite book in class.
Emma, book, class
read, favorite,
in, her
Identify the NOUNS in this sentence:
All the students were shocked at the end of "The Lottery" when Tessie won, sealing her grim fate.
all, shocked, when, won, grim
of, were, the, sealing
students, end, The Lottery, Tessie, fate
Identify the NOUNS in this sentence:
Lucas and Kylee had to be separated because they kept arguing in class about who was a better writer.
had, because, arguing, better
Lucas, Kylee, class, writer
kept, about, was, a
Identify the ADJECTIVES in this sentence:
The students swiftly saw that the silver saucer was not a real UFO.
silver, real
swiftly, saucer
UFO, not
Identify the ADJECTIVES in this sentence:
To be successful in Mr. Seymour's classroom, remember to always bring your personal reading book.
remember, your, Mr. Seymour
always, classroom, be
successful, personal, reading
Identify the ADJECTIVES in this sentence:
The blue sky and warm temperatures were a welcomed change from the cold dreary days of last week.
sky, were, change, days, week
blue, warm, welcomed, cold, dreary, last
the, from, a, days
Identify the ADJECTIVES in this sentence:
Caleb always eats a hearty lunch before a big game.
hearty, big
always, before
game, lunch
