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Wordly Wise Book 5 EOY Assessment Part 2

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 1hrs 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Until a hundred years ago, blind people had difficulty getting around. It was at that time that someone first thought of the _______________ of guide dogs.

a)

alert

b)

assign

c)

concept

d)

patience

2.

Seeing Eye dogs must keep their minds on the job they have to do. Loud noises and interesting smells are two of the ______________ they are taught to ignore.

a)

pedestrians

b)

retirement

c)

distractions

d)

companions

3.

There are many things to be considered in matching dog to owner. The most important is whether the dog and its new owner are ______________.

a)

obedient

b)

obstacles

c)

concept

d)

compatible

4.

The fire consumed three blocks of the downtown area. What is a synonym for consumed?

a)

skipped

b)

destroyed

c)

jumped

d)

wilted

5.

To cultivate a child's interest in dance is to

a)

discourage it.

b)

encourage it.

c)

not pay any attention to it.

d)

make fun of it.

6.

The player's fans clustered around her. This means that the fans

a)

were making a lot of noise.

b)

were shoving against her.

c)

were running in circles.

d)

were gathered around her.

7.

A few were injured, but every passenger survived the accident. This means that

a)

everyone was surprised by the accident.

b)

no one was killed.

c)

many people were at fault.

d)

everyone was seriously hurt.

8.

The man in front of me in the movie theater obscured my view of the screen. This means that the man

a)

made it difficult for me to see the movie.

b)

ran the theater's projector.

c)

sat in the very first row.

d)

complained that the movie was out of focus.

9.

Some of Ms. Frank's paintings are very obscure.

WHat is the ANTONYM of obscure?

a)

playful

b)

exciting

c)

clear

d)

important

10.
a)

Sever

b)

Navigate

c)

Horizon

d)

Gale

11.

Not exact, but close enough to be reasonably correct.

a)

Horizon

b)

Approximate

c)

Depart

d)

Despair

12.

If I want to make an old fashion style popular again, I need to (a)   it.

13.

Climbing Mt. Everest is a big mountain for someone to (a)   .

14.

The reply "because it's there" was short and (a)   .

15.

What could thwart a birthday party?

a)

Rain

b)

Gifts

c)

Candy

d)

Cake

16.

"Don't meddle in other people's business," my grandma said. What does meddle mean in this sentence?

a)

help

b)

investigate

c)

listen

d)

interfere

17.

I used to loathe lima beans. A synonym of loathe is

a)

love

b)

cultivate

c)

hate

d)

preserve

18.

We learned the Chinese character for "man." What does character mean in this sentence?

a)

person

b)

actor

c)

word

d)

symbol

19.

David gave Helena a frigid nod. What does frigid mean in this sentence?

a)

slow

b)

gloomy

c)

unfriendly

d)

friendly

20.

Jane gave us a feeble excuse for being late. What does feeble mean in this sentence?

a)

short

b)

unclear

c)

terse

d)

unbelievable

21.

There's a remote chance that he'll win the race. What does remote mean in this sentence?

a)

possible

b)

upsetting

c)

great

d)

slim

22.

Which of the following are edibles?

a)

magazines and newspapers

b)

diamonds and pearls

c)

computers and typewriters

d)

apples and pears

23.

To hew a tree-trunk canoe is to

a)

paddle it quickly.

b)

paint decorations on it.

c)

carve it with an ax.

d)

push it into the water.

24.

Find an antonym for the underlined word. The class assembled in the courtyard after the first bell.

a)

shouted

b)

ran

c)

scattered

d)

hurried

25.

In 1783 a large crowd assembled to watch the Montgolfier brothers' hot-air balloon. Among the ______ were members of the French royal family.

a)

experiments

b)

mimics

c)

spectators

d)

characters

26.

Unlike a kite, the Montgolfier brothers' hot air balloon was not attached to the ground. People watched in amazement as the balloon ________ to a great height.

a)

suspended

b)

soared

c)

terminated

d)

descended

27.

Modern aircraft have rigid wings. Early attempts to ________ the flapping of birds' wings ended in failure.

a)

accomplish

b)

experiment

c)

mimic

d)

terminate

28.

height above sea level

a)

accelerate

b)

altitude

c)

anxious

d)

brace

29.

To walk without hurrying; to stroll in a relaxed, unhurried way

a)

anxious

b)

proceed

c)

saunter

d)

gallop

30.

A building where aircraft are kept and repaired

a)

exult

b)

hangar

c)

maximum

d)

saunter

31.

The children were hoping that one of their teachers would be an _____________ for them and stand up for their rights.

a)

abject

b)

advocate

c)

reprisal

d)

raze

32.

Every year Americans ____________both 9/11 and Pearl Harbor with a ceremony.

a)

dire

b)

atrocious

c)

commemorate

d)

raze

33.

After the earthquake, there was so much _______ taking place amongst the survivors.

a)

flagrancy

b)

reprisal

c)

muting

d)

turmoil

34.

v. To get back health and strength after an illness.

a)

Convalesce

b)

Dictate

c)

Notable

d)

Overthrow

35.

v. To make angry; to annoy.

a)

Exasperate

b)

Overdue

c)

Penetrate

d)

Rebel

36.

v. To end the rule of; to defeat, often by using force.

a)

Overthrow

b)

Portrait

c)

Restrict

d)

Stimulate

37.

Lacking energy; not active

a)

sluggish

b)

protrude

c)

morsel

d)

carcass

38.

To stick out; to project

a)

conceal

b)

protrude

c)

flail

d)

bask

39.

To relax where it is pleasantly warm

a)

bask

b)

snout

c)

carcass

d)

accommodate

40.

An area where there are a few people living; an area still in its natural state

a)

wilderness

b)

transform

c)

illuminate

d)

provide

41.

To spend one's time doing nothing

a)

transform

b)

boisterous

c)

require

d)

idle

42.

To give what is needed; to supply

a)

provide

b)

wilderness

c)

idle

d)

employ

43.

Hurricanes, tornadoes, floods and forest fires are all examples of natural_____.

a)

fractures

b)

disasters

c)

minors

d)

predictions

44.

Those who have lived through a big earthquake never forget it. Once you have felt the ground _______ beneath your feet, the earth never feels quite the same afterward.

a)

minor

b)

investigate

c)

lurch

d)

flee

45.

In 1906 San Francisco earthquake started a terrible fire and killed 450 people. Those who survived it must have been ________ until the danger passed.

a)

sparse

b)

urban

c)

topple

d)

petrified

46.

What is the definition of famine?

a)

A widespread and long-lasting shortage of food that may cause starvation.

b)

To go back to an earlier condition, often that is not satisfactory.

c)

To become dried out; to lose freshness.

d)

To be filled; to occur in large numbers.

47.

What is an oasis?

a)

A felid of growing grass where animals can eat.

b)

A place where there is water in an otherwise dry area.

c)

A place of safety.

d)

To occur in large numbers.

48.

What is a synonym for erode?

a)

Create

b)

Construct

c)

Fix

d)

Scrape

49.

To give up a high office

a)

intercept

b)

abdicate

c)

dominate

d)

proclaim

50.

(v) To lift or raise, especially by using a rope.

(n) Something used to lift, as a crane or pulley.

a)

bungle

b)

pardon

c)

intercept

d)

hoist

51.

The celebration of an anniversary, especially a 50th anniversary or beyond.

a)

abdicate

b)

jubilee

c)

riot

d)

proclaim

52.

Find a SYNONYM for the underlined word: Their conversation left Lola indignant.

a)

illuminated

b)

angry

c)

anxious

d)

unchanged

53.

Find an ANTONYM for the underlined word: Jaime has a compassionate nature.

a)

unsympathetic

b)

compatible

c)

patient

d)

meticulous

54.

Find an ANTONYM for the underlined word: The performance resumed at 7:30 P.M.

a)

continued

b)

escalated

c)

deteriorated

d)

paused

55.

(adj.) poor in quality or insufficient in amount

a)

methodical

b)

patient

c)

premature

d)

meager

56.

(v.) to be disloyal

a)

fume

b)

betray

c)

resume

d)

expel

57.

(adj.) no longer sold or in wide use because it is out-of-date

a)

ample

b)

cumbersom

c)

obsolete

d)

indignant

58.

Mount Discovery has been (a)   for many years, I wonder if it will ever erupt.

59.

Match the following

a)

Expel

1.

To force to leave

b)

Populate

2.

To fill

c)

Tremor

3.

A nervous or excited feeling

d)

Scald

4.

To burn with hot liquid or steam

60.

Showing or taking great care or effort.

a)

scald

b)

prelude

c)

painstaking

d)

suffocate