WorksheetsOrange Edge: Unit 1
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 25mins
How familiar are you with the word belief?
I don't know this word.
I have heard the word, but I don't know what it means.
I sort of know what this word means, but I can't really explain it.
I could teach others about this word!
How familiar are you with the word escape?
I don't know this word.
I have heard the word, but I don't know what it means.
I sort of know what this word means, but I can't really explain it.
I could teach others about this word!
How familiar are you with the word evidence?
I don't know this word.
I have heard the word, but I don't know what it means.
I sort of know what this word means, but I can't really explain it.
I could teach others about this word!
How familiar are you with the word experiment?
I don't know this word.
I have heard the word, but I don't know what it means.
I sort of know what this word means, but I can't really explain it.
I could teach others about this word!
How familiar are you with the word failure?
I don't know this word.
I have heard the word, but I don't know what it means.
I sort of know what this word means, but I can't really explain it.
I could teach others about this word!
How familiar are you with the word misfortune?
I don't know this word.
I have heard the word, but I don't know what it means.
I sort of know what this word means, but I can't really explain it.
I could teach others about this word!
How familiar are you with the word mistaken?
I don't know this word.
I have heard the word, but I don't know what it means.
I sort of know what this word means, but I can't really explain it.
I could teach others about this word!
How familiar are you with the word superstition?
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A person's belief is always a well-known fact.
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You would want to escape an ocean filled with hungry sharks.
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A written note left at the scene of a crime can be a good piece of evidence.
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No
An experiment never solves a problem.
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No
Everyone likes failure.
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No
A family that loses their home in a storm is experiencing misfortune.
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No
It is possible for a woman to be mistaken for her identical twin sister.
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The idea that Friday the 13th is an unlucky day is a common superstition.
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No
Which of the following sentences uses the word BELIEF correctly?
It is my strongest belief that all men are created equal.
I belief in miracles.
My mom belief her sister an angel.
Belief before bread bakes butter.
Which of the following sentences uses the word ESCAPE correctly?
After we left we had to escaping our way home.
I had escape for dinner last night.
My dog can escape from any kennel.
I rode the escape to the tenth floor.
Which of the following sentences use the word EVIDENCE correctly?
After we left we had to escaping our way home.
Please cite evidence to support your answers.
I evidenced my room yesterday.
Fingerprints, blood, and hair samples were collected as evidence of a crime.
Which of the following sentences use the word EXPERIMENT correctly?
Her experimented two things.
Experiments are the part of a fictional story where the characters and setting are introduced.
In my chemistry class, we did an interesting experiment to find out which materials conduct electricity.
Every day I experimenting with it and so far there is no way to know if that is right or wrong, so yeah.
Which of the following sentences use the word FAILURE correctly?
Every failure is a reason to try again.
Failure is a made up story.
Failure is a synonym for success.
I failured my test in English.
Which of the following sentences use the word MISFORTUNE correctly?
I misfortune sometimes in the mornings.
I experience misfortune when I go.
I experienced misfortune when I won the lottery!
I experienced misfortune when my car unexpectedly sprung a gas leak and burned up in a fire.
Which of the following sentences use the word MISTAKEN correctly?
* more than one correct answer
I mistaken my husband's keys to work this morning.
That student with the beard looks so grown up, we mistook him for the teacher.
I am often mistaken for a much younger woman.
I mistaken the answer on my test.
Which of the following sentences use the word SUPERSTITION correctly?
* more than one correct answer
Superstitions is real.
One superstition I have heard is to never walk under a ladder.
Stop superstitioning me.
One superstition I have heard is 2 + 2 = 4.
Match the following
failure
a bad result
misfortune
when something bad happens unexpectedly
mistaken
to mistake, confuse, or mix up
superstition
an idea based on fear and not logic
belief
something you think is true
Match the following
escape
to get free
evidence
clues or proof something is true
experiment
a test or trial
failure
a bad result; Antonym of success
misfortune
something bad happened; bad luck
Different people have different (a) .
If you are in danger, you try to (a) .
The police use (a) to determine who committed a crime
People do (a) to learn about something or to find out whether something works or not.
After a heavy rainstorm, we had no electricity because of a power (a) .
Has something bad unexpectedly happened to you? If so, you have experienced a (a) .
I have (a) a doorbell for a cell phone ring.
There is a (a) that black cats cause bad luck.
Match the following
escape
Synonym: get out; Antonym: get captured
belief
Synonym: opinion, faith; Antonym: doubt
superstition
The number 13 is unlucky
failure
Sorry, you did not pass the test.
mistaken
Synonym: mix up; confusion
