WorksheetsWonder Vocabulary Review- Pages 1-80
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
What does "extraordinary" mean?
Very normal
Unusual and remarkable
Simple and plain
Common and usual
A "cleft" refers to what?
A type of food
A split or indentation
A kind of animal
A type of music
An "anomaly" is best described as:
Something that is very common
A regular pattern
Something that deviates from what is expected
A type of plant
What is a "precept"?
A food recipe
A guiding principle
A type of animal
A kind of story
"Empathy" is the ability to:
Ignore others' feelings
Understand and share the feelings of others
Only think about yourself
Make others feel bad
"Compassion" means:
Being indifferent to others
Sympathetic pity for others' misfortunes
Always being happy
Ignoring people's problems
"Perspective" refers to:
A physical object
A viewpoint or way of considering something
A type of game
A way to eat food
The term "impact" describes:
A loud noise
The influence of one thing on another
A type of sport
A kind of temperature
What does "inclusion" mean?
Leaving people out
Making everyone part of a community
A type of math problem
A form of exercise
"Diversity" is:
The state of being the same
Having a variety of different backgrounds and cultures
A type of food
A kind of game
When you are "annotating" a text, you are:
Reading it silently
Adding notes or comments
Ignoring it completely
Just looking at the pictures
"Collaboration" means:
Working alone
Two or more people working together
Competing against each other
Ignoring others' ideas
Which of the following is an example of something "extraordinary"?
A typical day at school
A once-in-a-lifetime event
A regular homework assignment
A common movie
A "cleft" can often be seen in:
A book
A person's smile
A cloud
A tree
An "anomaly" in science might refer to:
A consistent result in an experiment
A rare finding that is unexpected
A repeated observation
A common occurrence
A "precept" could be:
A law that everyone must follow
A fun activity
An interesting story
A type of game
When showing "empathy," you:
Make fun of others
Understand how someone else feels
Ignore someone's feelings
Only care about yourself
"Compassion" is important because it helps:
People feel alone
Build strong friendships
Create competition
Make life easier
Viewing a situation from different "perspectives" helps to:
Confuse people
Understand it better
Create arguments
Make it more complicated
"Inclusion" in a classroom means:
Some students are left out
Everyone is welcomed and included
Only the best students participate
Students only work alone
If something is described as astonishing, how might it be experienced?
It is easy to forget.
It makes a person feel confused.
It surprises and impresses greatly.
It is something that happens every day.
Which of the following best describes something unusual?
A common event that everyone knows about.
Something that happens frequently.
A rare occurrence that stands out.
A typical day at school.
What does it mean to show courage?
To avoid facing challenges.
To run away from fears.
To bravely confront fears or challenges.
To ignore problems.
When someone is in isolation, how do they likely feel?
Surrounded by friends.
Confused and happy.
Alone and separated from others.
Excited to meet new people.
Acceptance involves:
Rejecting differences among people.
Welcoming and understanding differences.
Ignoring others' feelings.
Judging people based on appearances.
Resilience can be shown by:
Giving up when things get tough.
Bouncing back after facing difficulties.
Avoiding challenges altogether.
Not trying at all.
Identity is about:
Blending in with everyone else.
The unique characteristics that define a person.
Following trends and fads.
Being just like your friends.
To overcome a challenge means to:
Ignore it and hope it goes away.
Successfully deal with it and move forward.
Complain about it without taking action.
Let it control your life.
Understanding someone means:
Knowing only their name.
Comprehending their feelings and thoughts.
Disregarding their perspective.
Not caring about their situation.
Kindness is best shown by:
Being selfish and self-centered.
Helping others and being considerate.
Ignoring someone in need.
Making fun of others.
If a story has context, what does it provide?
Only the main character's name.
Background information that helps explain the story.
Random facts that are unrelated.
A summary of the ending.
When discussing a topic, what is it focused on?
A specific subject or idea.
Many unrelated ideas.
Only the opinions of one person.
Everything that comes to mind.
Which scenario best illustrates kindness?
Helping a friend who fell down.
Laughing when someone makes a mistake.
Ignoring someone who is sad.
Taking something from someone else.
If you feel isolated, what might you want?
To be alone forever.
To be with friends or family.
To avoid all social interactions.
To stay in your room all day.
Which of the following shows acceptance?
Criticizing someone for being different.
Welcoming a new student to class.
Ignoring a friend's feelings.
Making fun of someone's hobbies.
A resilient person might:
Cry when they face a problem.
Give up easily when things go wrong.
Keep trying even after failing.
Always complain about their situation.
Understanding a difficult math problem requires:
Giving up.
Asking for help and practicing.
Ignoring the instructions.
Only looking at the answer.
If you are trying to overcome fear of speaking in public, you might:
Avoid speaking altogether.
Practice speaking in front of friends.
Close your eyes and hope it goes away.
Pretend you are not scared.
Someone with a strong identity is likely to:
Follow trends without thinking.
Feel proud of who they are and their beliefs.
Change their opinions to fit in.
Always agree with others.
An unusual event could be:
A birthday party at a usual location.
A surprise party for someone who never has parties.
A regular school day
A common family dinner
