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WorksheetsGettysburg Address Vocabulary
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
conceive
a)
To travel to a distant place.
b)
To fix or repair something.
c)
To give birth to a child.
d)
To form or create an idea or plan in one's mind.
2.
consecrate
a)
To declare something as sacred.
b)
To consecrate means to desecrate or defile.
c)
To consecrate is to ignore or neglect completely.
d)
Consecrate refers to the act of destroying or demolishing.
3.
endure
a)
To endure means to be confused by someone's actions.
b)
To endure means to give up or quit in the face of adversity.
c)
To endure means to ignore or overlook something, often a difficult or challenging situation.
d)
To endure means to withstand or tolerate something, often a difficult or challenging situation.
4.
hallow
a)
evil
b)
holy or sacred
c)
not very deep
d)
happy or excited
5.
score
a)
a group or set of twenty
b)
the correct solution
c)
a numerical value
d)
a list of possible solutions
6.
Who gave the Gettysburg Address in 1863?
a)
George Washington
b)
Thomas Jefferson
c)
Frederick Douglass
d)
Abraham Lincoln
7.
During what significant event was the Gettysburg Address given?
a)
War of 1812
b)
Vietnam War
c)
American Civil War
d)
World War II
8.
What state is the Civil War battlefield of Gettysburg located in?
a)
Virginia
b)
Pennsylvania
c)
Georgia
d)
Ohio
9.
What does it mean if a word has a positive connotation?
a)
The word has a favorable or positive feeling associated with it.
b)
The word has a negative feeling associated with it.
c)
The word has a neutral feeling associated with it.
d)
The word has multiple meanings.
10.
What does it mean if a word has a neutral connotation?
a)
It means the word is objective and unbiased.
b)
It means the word has a negative connotation.
c)
It means the word has a positive connotation.
d)
It means the word is emotional and biased.
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