Free Printable Quess the ????????

1.

Where did Opal first see Winn Dixie?

a)

the produce department at the grocery store

b)

the bank while cashing a check

c)

at the Dollar Store buying cat food

d)

at the school playground

2.

How did Winn Dixie look when Opal found him?

a)

black as coal

b)

white with flour on him

c)

dirty and smelly

d)

clean and shiny

3.

How old was Opal when she wanted her did to tell her about her mother?

a)

8

b)

10

c)

12

d)

9

4.

What is one way Opal was like her mother?

a)

Both were slow runners

b)

Both had black hari

c)

Both were good cooks

d)

Both had red hair and freckles

5.

Franny Block threw the book War and Peace at

a)

a bear

b)

a dog

c)

a spider

d)

a cat

6.

Open Arms Baptist Church had no

a)

windows

b)

steeple

c)

pews

d)

cross

7.

What Animal did Winn Dixie catch at church?

a)

a worm

b)

a rabbit

c)

a cat

d)

a mouse

8.

What was Opal's first name?

a)

Amanda

b)

Gloria

c)

Franny

d)

India

9.

Where did Opal live?

a)

the top of the pet store

b)

a white house

c)

an adult trailer park

d)

an old jail house

10.

When Winn Dixie smiled he

a)

sneezed

b)

coughed

c)

drooled

d)

giggled

11.

Where is the overall setting for the story?

a)

Naomi, Florida

b)

Austin, Texas

c)

Charlotte, North Carolina

d)

Washington, D.C

12.

What did Gertrude do everyday when Winn Dixie came into the pet store?

a)

fell asleep

b)

squawked "dog" and landed on Winn Dixie's head

c)

bit Winn Dixie on the nose

d)

pecked Winn Dixie on top of his head

13.

What did Sweetie Pie Thomas invite Opal to?

a)

a sleep over

b)

to a cook out

c)

to her birthday party

d)

to swim in her backyard

14.

Why was Opal working at Getrude's Pets?

a)

So that she would have something to do and not be bored

b)

Her daddy made her get a job

c)

So that she could buy Winn Dixie a red leather collar and red leather leash

d)

So she could earn money to buy a new bike

15.

How many things did Opal ask the Preacher to tell her about her Mama?

a)

10

b)

7

c)

5

d)

1

16.

Which is your favorite

a)

Video games

b)

Board games

c)

Inside games

d)

Outside games

17.

which one do you like better

a)

Panting

b)

Coloring

c)

Drawing

18.

log(4x)

a)

log4-logx

b)

log4+logx

c)

4logx

d)

xlog4

19.

log(xy²)

a)

logx+2logy

b)

logx+logy²

c)

logx-2logy

d)

logx+logy+log2

20.

$\log\left(\frac{x}{y}\right)$

a)

logx+logy

b)

xlogy

c)

log(x-y)

d)

logx-logy

21.

$\log\left(\frac{m^3}{n}\right)$

a)

logm-log3-logn

b)

3logm+logn

c)

3logm-logn

d)

3log(m-n)

22.

ln(4xy)

a)

ln4+lnx+lny

b)

4lnxy

c)

4lnx+lny

d)

4ln(x+y)

23.

log(3x)²

a)

2log(3+x)

b)

2log3+logx

c)

log3+2logx

d)

2(log3+logx)

24.

$\ln\left(\frac{2x^2y}{z^4}\right)$

a)

ln2+2lnx+lny+4lnz

b)

ln2+2lnx+lny-4lnz

c)

2ln(2xy)-4lnz

d)

2ln2x+lny-4lnz

25.

$\log\left(\frac{8x}{yz}\right)\$

a)

log8+logx-logy-logz

b)

log8+logx-logy+logz

c)

log(8x)-log(yz)

d)

8logx-ylogz

26.

log(x⁷)

a)

log(7x)

b)

log7+logx

c)

xlog7

d)

7logx

27.

$\log\left(\frac{9}{4}\right)$

a)

log9+log4

b)

log(9-4)

c)

log9-log4

d)

4log9

28.

$\log\left(\frac{m^3}{n}\right)$

a)

logm-log3-logn

b)

3logm+logn

c)

3logm-logn

d)

3log(m-n)

29.

Logarithmic functions are the inverse of...

a)

Linear Functions

b)

Exponential Functions

c)

Quadratic Functions

d)

Polynomial Functions

30.

Expand: $\log\ ab$

a)

$\log a\ -\ \log b$

b)

$b\log a$

c)

$a\log b$

d)

$\log a+\log b$

31.

Expand: $\log_b\ \frac{m}{n}$

a)

$\log_bm\ -\log_bn$

b)

$\log_bm\ +\ \log_b\ n$

c)

$m\log_bn$

d)

$n\log_bn$

32.

Expand: $\log_2\ \frac{5}{x}$

a)

$\log_25\ +\ \log_2x$

b)

$\log_2x-\log_25$

c)

$\log_25-\log_2x$

d)

$5\log_2x$

33.

Expand: $\log\ \frac{k}{d}$

a)

$k\log d$

b)

$\log k\ +\ \log\ d$

c)

$\log\ k\ -\ \log d$

d)

$\log d-\log k$

34.

Expand: $\log_7\ y^8$

a)

$\log_7y\ +\ \log_78$

b)

$\log_7y-\log_78$

c)

$8\log_7y$

d)

$\log_78+\log_7y$

35.

Expand: $\log_9\sqrt{23}$

a)

$\frac{1}{2}\log_923$

b)

$\log_9\left(\frac{1}{2}\right)-\log_923$

c)

$\log_9\sqrt{2}+\log_9\sqrt{3}$

d)

$\log_9\ \left(\frac{1}{2}\right)+\log_923$

36.

Rewrite log_x95 = 2.3

a)

x^2.3 = 95

b)

95^2.3 = x

c)

2.3⁹⁵ = x

d)

x⁹⁵= 2.3

37.

Rewrite 1.6^(x+2) = 14.1

a)

log_1.614.1 = x+2

b)

log_1.6(x+2) = 14.1

c)

log_14.1(x+2) = 1.6

d)

log_(x+2)1.6 = 14.1

38.

Without a calculator, determine which of the following yields a negative answer.

a)

log₉(¹/₃₀)

b)

log₉3

c)

log₉-81

d)

log₉1

39.

Without a calculator, evaluate log₄1

a)

¹/₄

b)

0

c)

-1

d)

not possible

40.

Without a calculator, list the following in order, least to greatest:

A) log₅ 30

B) log_0.25 32

C) log₇ 49

D) log₈ 40

a)

A,B,C,D

b)

A,B,D,C

c)

B,D,C,A

d)

B,D,A,C

41.

Without a calculator, determine which of the following ISN"T possible. Check all that apply.

a)

log₂ (x - 4) when x = 4

b)

log₃ (x+3) when x = 0

c)

-2log₅ (x-1) when x = 0

d)

¹/₂log (x+4) when x = -2

42.

Without technology, determine which of the following is an increasing function. Check all that apply.

a)

y = log₂ (x - 4)

b)

y = log₃ (x+3)

c)

y = -2log₅ (x-1)

d)

y = ¹/₂log x + 4

43.

Which of the following has a domain of all real numbers, x > 2 ?

a)

y = log₂ x

b)

y = log₃ (x+2)

c)

y = log₄ (x - 2)

d)

y = log₇x - 2

44.

Without a calculator, evaluate log₁₂₅ 25

a)

²/₃

b)

³/₂

c)

¹/₆

d)

¹/₅

45.

Which of the following is the sketch of the graph of y = -log₃ (x+5) ?

a)

b)

c)

d)

46.

Without a calculator, evaluate log₆ -36

a)

not possible

b)

-2

c)

2

d)

¹/2

47.

Which of the following are not allowed bases, b, in a logarithm? log_b A = P Check all that you believe aren't allowed.

a)

1

b)

0

c)

fractions

d)

decimals

e)

whole numbers

48.

a)

chicken

b)

chocolate

c)

ice cream

d)

yoghurt

49.

a)

salad

b)

sandwiches

c)

chicken

d)

crisps

50.

a)

chicken

b)

fruit juice

c)

yoghurt

d)

crisps

51.

a)

ice cream

b)

salad

c)

milk

d)

yoghurt

52.

a)

water

b)

fruit juice

c)

salad

d)

sandwiches

53.

a)

sandwiches

b)

fruit juice

c)

crisps

d)

salad

54.

a)

salad

b)

sandwiches

c)

chicken

d)

crisps

55.

a)

cherries

b)

strawberries

c)

watermelon

d)

kiwi

56.

a)

juice

b)

milkshake

c)

water

d)

yoghurt

57.

a)

milkshake

b)

milk

c)

fruit juice

d)

yoghurt

58.

what fidget is this?

a)

Splat ball.

b)

Nee Doe

c)

DNA ball.

d)

puff ball.

e)

cartoon ball.

59.

what fidget is this?

a)

stretchy string.

b)

twistey

c)

tangle

d)

flip flop string.

60.

what fidget is this?

a)

dot ball

b)

puzzle cube

c)

puzzle ball

d)

push and pop

61.

what fidget toy is this?

a)

simple dimple.

b)

wacky popper

c)

dimple

d)

dotty slash

62.

what fidget is this?

a)

fidget bean

b)

pea popper

c)

beany

d)

mean bean

63.

What fidget toy has a marble inside it?

a)

Marble mesh?

b)

Pop it

c)

Fidget cube

d)

Puzzle ball

64.

What fidget makes a pop noise?

a)

Pop it

b)

Simpl dimpl

c)

Puzzle ball

d)

Fidget cube

65.

what fidget toy is this called

a)

pop it

b)

simple dimple

c)

dimple

d)

infinity cube

66.

what fidget is this

a)

DNA ball

b)

pop it

c)

tangle

d)

infinity cube

67.

a)

fidget cube

b)

monkey noodle

c)

pop it

d)

snake

68.

What Is This Game?

(a)

69.

What Is This Game?

(a)

70.

What Is This Game

(a)

71.

What Is This Game?

(a)

72.

(a)

73.

What Is This Game?

(a)

74.

What Is This Game

(a)

75.

(a)

76.

(a)

77.

This student loves soccer and has 2 dogs.

a)

Chris

b)

Noah

c)

Matthew P

78.

This student has never broken a bone, even though he loves sports!

a)

Iley

b)

Andrew

c)

Jake

79.

This athlete has a double jointed jaw AND a double jointed thumb!

a)

Leah

b)

Layla

c)

Samantha

80.

This straight A student has 2 toes on her left foot!

a)

Jaylin

b)

Karen

c)

Leah

81.

This athlete has a little brother!

a)

Noah

b)

Jake

c)

Gary

82.

This singer has only seen one soccer game in her life!

a)

Marissa

b)

Olivia

c)

Aspen

83.

This bright young man loves video games!

a)

Matthew P

b)

Tyler

c)

Elijah

84.

This shy student is a pro at Taekwondo!

a)

Jaylin

b)

Molly

c)

Olivia

85.

This gymnast can touch her chin AND nose with her tongue!

a)

Aspen

b)

Hannah

c)

Leah

86.

This relative of a Maryland governor can talk with her mouth closed!

a)

Molly

b)

Marissa

c)

Sadie

87.

This dancer LOVES fashion and staying organized!

a)

Layla

b)

Karen

c)

Sadie

88.

This athlete went to the nationals in Florida to play basketball!

a)

Samantha

b)

Aspen

c)

Kayla

89.

This student went to the BK Classic for football, has a half brother, and has a half sister!

a)

Jesse

b)

Bryce

c)

Andrew

90.

This student loves building, drawing, and Stranger Things!

a)

Elijah

b)

Tyler

c)

Iley

91.

This owner of 4 dogs enjoys watching YouTube and gaming in his free time!

a)

Chris

b)

Jake

c)

Gary

92.

This student played in the Fortnite World Cup and likes anime!

a)

Falon

b)

Noah

c)

Chris

93.

This basketball player has a volleyball net, can jump really high, and enjoys Greek myths!

a)

Brandon

b)

Tyler

c)

Matthew R

94.

This student enjoys building with Legos, but broke his arm on vacation a few years ago!

a)

Jake

b)

Falon

c)

Tyler

95.

This dancer also enjoys singing!

a)

Karen

b)

Olivia

c)

Hannah

96.

This dancer lived in Baltimore City!

a)

Layla

b)

Hailey

c)

Marissa

97.

This dog magnet has had a pet hermit crab for 5 years!

a)

Samantha

b)

Molly

c)

Kayla

98.

This singer also enjoys ukelele!

a)

Leah

b)

Sadie

c)

Aspen

99.

This student loves gymnastics and horses!

a)

Hannah

b)

Sadie

c)

Karen

100.

Which word means almost the SAME as despised?

a)

appreciated

b)

hated

c)

liked

d)

welcomed

101.

What does the word honor mean?

a)

to dislike

b)

to be fearful of

c)

to show respect for

d)

to hope for the best

102.

Which of the following people is NOT one of your ancestors?

a)

dad

b)

grandma

c)

mom

d)

sister

103.

Which word means the OPPOSITE of endurance?

a)

durability

b)

strength

c)

toughness

d)

weakness

104.

What does the word retreated mean?

a)

withdrew

b)

charged

c)

moved forward

d)

set up a blockade

105.

What does the word intensity mean?

a)

fear and hesitation

b)

attention and detail

c)

bravery and endurance

d)

concentration and strength

106.

Which word means almost the SAME as irritating?

a)

annoying

b)

brave

c)

mean

d)

stubborn

107.

What does the word forfeit mean?

a)

to lose as a penalty for a mistake

b)

to allow someone else to win

c)

to begin playing the game

d)

to win the game

108.

Where does the story take place?

a)

in Florida

b)

in Oklahoma

c)

near Lake Superior

d)

near Lake Michigan

109.

Based on the description in the story, what are makazinan?

a)

a pair of boots

b)

a pair of pants

c)

a pair of socks

d)

a pair of moccasins

110.

How come nobody lost the game of silence?

a)

They never finished the game.

b)

It is a game they all love to play.

c)

Nobody ever loses the game of silence.

d)

They were too interested in the grown-ups' discussion.

111.

What was the discussion among the grown-ups about?

a)

their lodge

b)

a new leader

c)

losing their home

d)

playing a new game

112.

What message about society does the story tell?

a)

Some groups are forced to move against their will.

b)

Some groups like to move to different places.

c)

Family discussions are important.

d)

All people like to play games.

113.

What is the theme of the poem?

a)

A person can travel the world, but there is nothing like being at home.

b)

Being brave and taking chances can help a person live a better life.

c)

In order to be happy, a person should have expensive possessions.

d)

Mothers should travel to faraway places with their children.

114.

What is the meaning of the word restless in line 1?

a)

unsatisfied with a situation

b)

excited about a new situation

c)

confused by a situation

d)

calm in an uncertain situation

115.

What does the poet mean by the phrase "the water danced with joy" in line 3?

a)

The ocean water took the boy away from the house.

b)

The ocean water moved back and forth near the house.

c)

The ocean water caused the boy to love the house.

d)

The ocean water twirled in large circles around the house.

116.

How does the boy change from the beginning of the poem to the end?

a)

At the beginning, the boy is satisfied with his life by the sea, but at the end, the boy is unhappy with his home.

b)

At the beginning, the boy is tired of his boring life in the brown house, but at the end, the boy believes his home is perfect.

c)

At the beginning, the boy is carefree about going on his trip, but at the end, the boy becomes lonely and returns to his home.

d)

At the beginning, the boy is worried that his house is too small, but at the end, the boy realizes that his home is too big.

117.

What can the reader infer about the mother in the poem?

a)

The mother worries that her son may not come back.

b)

The mother believes their home is fine just the way it is.

c)

The mother will fix up their home to make it nicer.

d)

The mother will accept whatever decision her son makes.

118.

Which set of lines from the poem supports the inference that the boy regretted his decision to leave home?

a)

"I'll come for thee in a year and a day. And joyfully then we'll haste away." (lines 14-15)

b)

"Though he saw in lands most fair The costliest homes there be." (lines 21-22)

c)

"He something missed from the sea or sky, Till he turned again with a wistful sigh" (lines 23-24

d)

"To the little brown house, The old brown house," (lines 25-26)

119.

What does the poet mean by lines 28-29?

a)

The mother looks forward to traveling with her son to their new home.

b)

The mother is thrilled to know that her son found a new home.

c)

The mother wonders if her son will be able to find his way back home.

d)

The mother is excited that her son is finally back home.

120.

What does the word dwell mean as it is used in line 31?

a)

change

b)

live

c)

place

d)

travel

121.

What is the theme of the poem?

a)

A person can travel the world, but there is nothing like being at home.

b)

Being brave and taking chances can help a person live a better life.

c)

In order to be happy, a person should have expensive possessions.

d)

Mothers should travel to faraway places with their children.

122.

What is the meaning of the word restless in line 1?

a)

unsatisfied with a situation

b)

excited about a new situation

c)

confused by a situation

d)

calm in an uncertain situation

123.

What does the poet mean by the phrase "the water danced with joy" in line 3?

a)

The ocean water took the boy away from the house.

b)

The ocean water moved back and forth near the house.

c)

The ocean water caused the boy to love the house.

d)

The ocean water twirled in large circles around the house.

124.

How does the boy change from the beginning of the poem to the end?

a)

At the beginning, the boy is satisfied with his life by the sea, but at the end, the boy is unhappy with his home.

b)

At the beginning, the boy is tired of his boring life in the brown house, but at the end, the boy believes his home is perfect.

c)

At the beginning, the boy is carefree about going on his trip, but at the end, the boy becomes lonely and returns to his home.

d)

At the beginning, the boy is worried that his house is too small, but at the end, the boy realizes that his home is too big.

125.

What can the reader infer about the mother in the poem?

a)

The mother worries that her son may not come back.

b)

The mother believes their home is fine just the way it is.

c)

The mother will fix up their home to make it nicer.

d)

The mother will accept whatever decision her son makes.

126.

Which set of lines from the poem supports the inference that the boy regretted his decision to leave home?

a)

"I'll come for thee in a year and a day. And joyfully then we'll haste away." (lines 14-15)

b)

"Though he saw in lands most fair The costliest homes there be." (lines 21-22)

c)

"He something missed from the sea or sky, Till he turned again with a wistful sigh" (lines 23-24

d)

"To the little brown house, The old brown house," (lines 25-26)

127.

What does the poet mean by lines 28-29?

a)

The mother looks forward to traveling with her son to their new home.

b)

The mother is thrilled to know that her son found a new home.

c)

The mother wonders if her son will be able to find his way back home.

d)

The mother is excited that her son is finally back home.

128.

What does the word dwell mean as it is used in line 31?

a)

change

b)

live

c)

place

d)

travel

129.

Where can you play dungeon quest

a)

Roblox

b)

PlayStation

c)

X box

d)

One dollar store

130.

How do you play dungeon quest

a)

Beat dungeons and level up.

b)

Get daliys and leave game

c)

Stand still like a noob

d)

i dont know

131.

What is the 10th dungeon?

a)

Boss raids

b)

Orbital Outpost

c)

Aquatic Temple

d)

Steampunk Sewers

132.

Who made dungeon quest?

a)

Vcaffy

b)

Jcaffy

c)

Minitoon

d)

Pghlflims

133.

What does it ask you do if you want to do it when you start the game? (if dont get you dumb cause it in all roblox games).

a)

Would you like to do Tutorial?

b)

Do you want your Daily?

c)

Would you like to play dungeon quest ?

d)

I just to dumb

134.

Do you like dungeon quest?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

A little

d)

Not that much

135.

What is a dungeon quest crawler

a)

World zero

b)

Baby Simulator

c)

Ninja legends

d)

None of these

136.

What level do you have to be to do Boss raids

a)

130

b)

140

c)

150

d)

160

137.

What level do you have to be to wear riptide armor

a)

160

b)

165

c)

155

d)

132

138.

What is the Ghasty Harbor warrior legendary?

a)

Desert Fury

b)

Sea serpents wings

c)

Karken slayer

d)

Dual godforged blades

139.

What is the has the lowest rarity

a)

Legendary

b)

Epic

c)

Rare

d)

Common

140.

How do you get the unicorn pajama

a)

Meet Vcaffy

b)

Play Aquatic Temple

c)

Meet Minitoon

d)

None of these

141.

Part A: What is the theme of the poem?

a)

A. A person can travel the world, but there is nothing like being at home.

b)

B. Being brave and taking chances can help a person live a better life.

c)

C. In order to be happy, a person should have expensive possessions.

d)

D. Mothers should travel to faraway places with their children.

142.

Part B: Which set of lines from the poem best supports the answer to Part A?

a)

A. “But he said, ‘Good Mother, oh! Let me go;

For the dullest place in the world I know,

Is this little brown house,

This old brown house,’” (lines 5-8)

b)

B. “‘I’ll come for thee in a year and a day,

And joyfully then we’ll haste away

From this little brown house,’” (lines 14-16)

c)

C. “But never content was he,

Though he saw in lands most fair

The costliest homes there be.” (lines 20-22)

d)

D. “And he said, ‘Sweet Mother, from east to west,

The loveliest home, and the dearest and best,

Is a little brown house,

An old brown house,’” (lines 32-35)

143.

20. What does the poet mean by the phrase “the water danced with joy” in line 3?

a)

A. The ocean water took the boy away from the house.

b)

B. The ocean water moved back and forth near the house.

c)

C. The ocean water caused the boy to love the house.

d)

D. The ocean water twirled in large circles around the house.

144.

Why does the boy travel away from home?

a)

A. to find a better place to live

b)

B. to see new and exciting places

c)

C. to take a trip to the sea

d)

D. to visit his mother

145.

How does the boy change from the beginning of the poem to the end?

a)

A. At the beginning, the boy is satisfied with his life by the sea, but at the end, the boy is unhappy with his home.

b)

B. At the beginning, the boy is tired of his boring life in the brown house, but at the end, the boy believes his home is perfect.

c)

C. At the beginning, the boy is carefree about going on his trip, but at the end, the boy becomes lonely and returns to his home.

d)

D. At the beginning, the boy is worried that his house is too small, but at the end, the boy realizes that his home is too big.

146.

What does the poet mean by lines 28-29?

a)

A. The mother looks forward to traveling with her son to their new home.

b)

B. The mother is thrilled to know that her son found a new home.

c)

C. The mother wonders if her son will be able to find his way back home.

d)

D. The mother is excited that her son is finally back home.

147.

24. Which statement correctly compares the points of view from which the passage and the poem are told?

a)

A. Both the passage and the poem are told by first-person narrators who share their inner feelings about their personal experiences.

b)

B. Both the passage and the poem are told by third-person narrators who describe the characters’ actions and feelings about their experiences.

c)

C. The passage is told by a third-person narrator who describes what the characters experience, but the poem is told by a first-person narrator who describes what he sees during his travels.

d)

D. The passage is told by a first-person narrator who describes her thoughts about her brother, but the poem is told by a third-person narrator who describes what a character experiences.

148.

How do the structural elements used in the passage and the poem differ?

a)

A. To describe the actions of the characters, the passage uses stage directions, while the poem uses dialogue.

b)

B. To create rhythm, the passage uses rhyme scheme, while the poem uses sentences.

c)

C. To introduce each of the characters, the passage uses a cast list, while the poem uses description.

d)

D. To organize ideas, the passage uses paragraphs, while the poem uses stanzas.

149.

How are the brother in the passage and the boy in the poem similar?

a)

A. They both are pleased with the results of their choices.

b)

B. They both realize the choices they made were mistakes.

c)

C. They both ask permission from their mothers to leave home.

d)

D. They both miss their mothers while they are away from home.

150.

At the beginning of the story, Omakayas is playing the game of silence with her brother. The author describes her words as buzzing bees caught in her throat. What does this say about Omakayas?

a)

She is sick.

b)

She sounds like an insect.

c)

She cannot swallow, but needs to.

d)

She really wants to speak, but cannot.

151.

What does Omakayas think of her brother while they are playing?

a)

He is scary.

b)

He is curious.

c)

He is pleasant.

d)

He is annoying.

152.

The narrator says that it had been raining heavily ever since the raggedy people visited Omakayas’s family. How does the rain affect the story?

a)

It builds a peaceful mood.

b)

It causes Pinch to stay by his mother’s side

c)

It makes the mood gloomy.

d)

It makes the characters in the story leave their home.

153.

Why did each of the children receive a prize after playing the game of silence?

a)

so they could learn how to share with each other

b)

so they could be comforted before losing their home

c)

so the losers could feel better about the results of the game

d)

so they could have something to do while the adults talked

154.

Why does the author use non-English words in the story?

a)

to truly represent the Native American characters

b)

to clearly show where Native Americans lived

c)

to add mystery for the reader

d)

to surprise the reader

155.

I meandered through the mall taking my time looking at all the clothes in the windows. What does the word meandered mean?

a)

hurried

b)

wandered

c)

ran

d)

jogged

156.

If you have trouble understanding a word in a passage or sentence of a story, you may want to read previous words or the end of the sentence to determine what the word means. What is this strategy known as?

a)

text messaging

b)

context clues

c)

content origins

d)

scanning

157.

At the restaurant we were offered a variety of beverages, like milk and ice tea. What does the word beverages mean?

a)

bread

b)

drinks

c)

silverware

d)

milk

158.

When I fell off the trampoline, I fractured my arm and wore a cast. What does fractured mean?

a)

rested

b)

avoided

c)

broke

d)

looked at

159.

What do you call a word that has the opposite meaning of another word?

a)

homonym

b)

synonym

c)

antonym

d)

explanation

160.

What is the definition of the highlighted word?

The teacher was appalled, or disgusted, by the honey-covered homework the student turned in.

a)

pleased

b)

frustrated

c)

surprised

d)

disgusted

161.

What do you call a word that has a similar meaning to another word?

a)

homonym

b)

synonym

c)

antonym

d)

explanation

162.

Based on context clues in the passage below, ecstatic means __________.

They were ecstatic at the birth of their baby. They couldn't stop smiling for days.

a)

nervous

b)

discouraged

c)

watchful

d)

excited

163.

The shallow river was usually easy for hikers to

wade across. However, the

recent heavy rains had turned it into a rushing torrent, too treacherous to cross.

a)

dangerous

b)

muddy

c)

wet

d)

foggy

164.

The pointer stopped, and quietly stared ahead when he heard the sound of the rabbit.

a)

a teacher

b)

a hunting dog

c)

to point at something

d)

a sword

Quess the ????????

Total questions: 164

Worksheet time: 4hrs 8mins

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