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Total questions: 106
Worksheet time: 1hrs 25mins
What is the definition of, "analyze?"
To begin a project on time
To destroy with force
To discuss at length
To study or determine the nature and relationship of the parts of something, break down into essential characteristics and determine possible results
What is the definition of, "apply?"
To ensure the safety of others via visual observation
To use knowledge in a variety of situations to solve, determine, or come to a conclusion
To build quickly
To use extreme force in opening something that is stuck
What is the definition of, "categorize?"
To put in alphabetical order
To place in a list or group using a specific criteria
Criteria - something that is used as a reason for making a judgement or decision
To put in numerical order
To use as a jumping off point for a discussion
What is the definition of, "cause/effect?"
To show how one event has an impact on another
To illustrate how to utilize structural plans
To query a group of people and then share out their responses
To begin a new project based on the ideas of one person only
What is the definition of, "chronological order?"
Placing ideas in a central location such as a google drive
The order in which an animal progresses through their life cycle
Listing events in order of time
Beginning a meeting by using a gavel to call it to order
What is the definition of, "claim?"
Thinking of a synonym for a word
To use evidence to state that something is true or perceived to be true. Main argument for something.
Using water to find underground caves
Remembering an event by focusing all of your mental energy on it
What is the definition of, "conclude?"
Categorizing information based on shapes
Bring to an end based on evidence
Considering every possible angle of a decision before proceeding
Packaging items to safely be sent through the mail
What is the definition of, "compare?"
To show how something is similar to something else
To use force to open a locked container
To aggravate people by repetition of a word or phrase
To wander in an unknown place
What is the definition of, "contrast?"
To show how something is different from something else
To begin to tell a story using figurative language
To cease production of an item in a factory
To identify and incarcerate a criminal using a citizen's arrest
What is the definition of, "demonstrate?"
To finalize paperwork for adoption
To redeem coupons for cash
To describe, explain, or illustrate with examples the steps leading to a conclusion
To respond to a question using non-verbal cues
What is the definition of, "describe?"
To illustrate your thinking by listing or naming how something looks or appears
To utilize historical puppets in story telling
To begin a new project by christening it
To discuss, at length, discoveries within engineering
What is the definition of, "determine?"
To quiz someone using their own notes
To find something out or establish exactly as a result of research or gained knowledge
To quantify a belief by offering proof and explanation
To illustrate clearly by combining of facts
translate
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tropical
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thrifty
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talon
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visible
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synonym
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revert
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route
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reign
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require
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resemble
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realistic
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taunt
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retire
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wilderness
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reassure
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withdraw
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retain
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vivid
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feeble
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exult
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exhibit
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guardian
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impressive
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identical
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hearty
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hazy
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homonym
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immense
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gorge
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illuminate
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frigid
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excavate
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exert
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major
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independent
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minor
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luxurious
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intercept
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intense
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narrator
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monarch
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moral
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mischief
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myth
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miniature
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kin
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industrious
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jubilation
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evade
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deprive
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duplicate
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decline
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courteous
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detect
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compose
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dedicate
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document
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debate
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concept
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confident
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course
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endanger
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exasperate
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Because the measurements weren't ___, the furniture did not fit in the room.
embark
precise
ambiguous
conspire
The painter chose not to ___ a specific emotion in his illustration.
depict
abrasion
abhor
profound
The exam was tough not because the questions were difficult, but because they were _____.
abhor
apprehend
ambiguous
evoke
Peaches ___ memories and bring out the best of summertime activities.
precise
apprehend
evoke
embark
They waited hours without any complaints for the ship to _____.
conspire
apprehend
profound
embark
Marcus walked away from the car accident with only a minor ________.
abrasion
apprehend
profound
depict
Young children have the tendency to ask adults such ____ questions.
apprehend
abhor
profound
conspire
Two students ______ to get their teacher fired for unfair reasons.
apprehended
conspired
embarked
depicted
Within hours of the crime, the police were able to ____ the thieves.
embark
conspire
apprehend
evoke
After having an allergic reaction when she was young, Allie began to _____ cats.
ambiguous
precise
evoke
abhor
Choose a synonym for the word "ambiguous."
certain
clear
vague
precise
Choose an antonym for the word "abhor."
cherish
despise
hate
loathe
Choose a synonym for the word "abrasion."
clean
sore
dirty
none of the above
Choose an antonym for the word "apprehend."
free
arrest
catch
Choose a synonym for the word "depict"
true
conceal
hide
portray
Choose a synonym for the word "evoke."
ignore
stop
call to mind
suppress
Choose an antonym for the word "embark"
journey
stop
begin
drive
Being exact or accurate defines what word?
meticulous
conspire
precise
abhor
To agree to do something wrong, evil, or illegal
ambiguous
abrasion
evoke
conspire
Having deep insight, meaning, or understanding
profound
ambiguous
embark
abrasion
