WorksheetsVocabulary • Ch 4 - Into the Wild • Context Clues
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The information provided was not relevant to the topic of discussion.
What does the word 'relevant' mean?
The study of plants and their parts
Hard to understand or see clearly
Important or related to the topic
Moving forward or making positive advancements
She decided to take a proactive approach to solving the problem.
What does the word 'approach' mean?
Very little or not enough
To come close to something or someone
Feeling very happy and joyful
To make a small mistake or error
The detective was able to trace the suspect's movements through the city.
What does the word 'trace' mean?
A faint mark left behind
To come close to something or someone
Hard to understand or see clearly
To make a small mistake or error
She made a conscious effort to be more mindful in her daily life.
What does the word 'conscious' mean?
Being aware of things around you
Very sad or pitiful
The study of rocks and the Earth
To search for food or provisions
The meaning of the ancient symbol remains obscure.
What does the word 'obscure' mean?
The study of rocks and the Earth
To come close to something or someone
Hard to understand or see clearly
Very sad or pitiful
The refugees sought refuge in a neighboring country.
What does the word 'refuge' mean?
Very sad or pitiful
The study of plants and their parts
A safe place where you can feel protected
Being aware of things around you
The photographer captured the beauty of the sunset in an aesthetic composition.
What does the word 'aesthetic' mean?
How things look and feel
In addition or furthermore
To listen and pay attention carefully
Moving forward or making positive advancements
She studied botany and became an expert in plant taxonomy.
What does the word 'botany' mean?
A faint mark left behind
Being aware of things around you
The study of plants and their parts
To search for food or provisions
They had to subsist on limited rations during the famine.
What does the word 'subsist' mean?
Very sad or pitiful
To survive or stay alive by getting enough food or resources
Moving forward or making positive advancements
To search for food or provisions
She is a talented athlete; moreover, she excels academically as well.
What does the word 'moreover' mean?
In addition or furthermore
To listen and pay attention carefully
The study of rocks and the Earth
Very little or not enough
The beach was littered with detritus from the storm.
What does the word 'detritus' mean?
To listen and pay attention carefully
How things look and feel
The study of plants and their parts
Small pieces of broken or waste material
The squirrel scurried through the forest to forage for acorns.
What does the word 'forage' mean?
To search for food or provisions
Very sad or pitiful
Important or related to the topic
A safe place where you can feel protected
The hiker reached a plateau after a steep climb, allowing them to enjoy the breathtaking view.
What does the word 'plateau' mean?
Being aware of things around you
A flat and elevated land area
To come close to something or someone
Very little or not enough
It is important to heed the advice of your elders.
What does the word 'heed' mean?
To listen and pay attention carefully
In addition or furthermore
A safe place where you can feel protected
Hard to understand or see clearly
The team was jubilant after winning the championship.
What does the word 'jubilant' mean?
Feeling very happy and joyful
To listen and pay attention carefully
Moving forward or making positive advancements
How things look and feel
Their meager savings were not enough to cover the unexpected expenses.
What does the word 'meager' mean?
Hard to understand or see clearly
Very little or not enough
To come close to something or someone
In addition or furthermore
She is a progressive thinker, always pushing for positive change.
What does the word 'progressive' mean?
Moving forward or making positive advancements
Very sad or pitiful
To search for food or provisions
A safe place where you can feel protected
The study of geology helps us understand the Earth's processes and history.
What does the word 'geology' mean?
The study of rocks and the Earth
A faint mark left behind
To make a small mistake or error
Moving forward or making positive advancements
There was a lapse in judgment, leading to an unfortunate outcome.
What does the word 'lapse' mean?
Very little or not enough
How things look and feel
To make a small mistake or error
A faint mark left behind
The attempt to complete the task was pathetic.
What does the word 'pathetic' mean?
To come close to something or someone
A faint mark left behind
Very sad or pitiful
In addition or furthermore
