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LA U6 Sec. 2 vocabulary

Total questions: 73

Worksheet time: 7hrs 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

to put someone in jail

a)

arrest

b)

dictator

c)

hopeful

d)

journal

2.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
3.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
4.

Say arrest

4 lines
5.

If I arrest you, are you free? Why or why not?

4 lines
6.

a person who leads without sharing power

a)

dictator

b)

hopeful

c)

journal

d)

organize

7.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
8.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
9.

Say dictator

4 lines
10.

Do we live in a country ruled by a dictator? Explain

4 lines
11.

full of good thoughts about what will happen

a)

hopeful

b)

journal

c)

organize

d)

rescue

12.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
13.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
14.

Say hopeful

4 lines
15.

Name something that you are hopeful about.

4 lines
16.

a record of someone's thoughts feelings and actions

a)

journal

b)

organize

c)

rescue

d)

violent

17.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
18.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
19.

Say journal

4 lines
20.

Do you keep a journal?

4 lines
21.

to plan and set up something

a)

organize

b)

rescue

c)

violent

d)

politics

22.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
23.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
24.

Say organize

4 lines
25.

the act of saving someone or something from danger

a)

rescue

b)

violent

c)

politics

d)

arrest

26.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
27.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
28.

Say rescue

4 lines
29.

Which word is a synonym of rescue? Save or Danger?

4 lines
30.

something that uses force

a)

violent

b)

politics

c)

arrest

d)

dictator

31.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
32.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
33.

Say violent

4 lines
34.

Which is violent, a fierce explosion or a small cough

4 lines
35.

the business of government

a)

politics

b)

arrest

c)

dictator

d)

hopeful

36.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
37.

Say the word in the recording.

4 lines
38.

Say politics

4 lines
39.

Are you interested in politics?

4 lines
40.

1. Read the sentences. Identify which words are context clues. Look for both synonym clues and antonym clues. 2. Use the context clues to figure out the meaning of the underlined word. 3. Write the meaning of the underlined word.

"He was positive that he left his keys on the table. He was doubtful that they could be found anywhere else."

What is the definition of doubtful?

4 lines
41.

the business of government

a)

politics

b)

arrest

c)

dictator

d)

hopeful

42.

something that uses force

a)

violent

b)

politics

c)

arrest

d)

dictator

43.

full of good thoughts about what will happen

a)

hopeful

b)

journal

c)

organize

d)

rescue

44.

a record of someone's thoughts feelings and actions

a)

journal

b)

organize

c)

rescue

d)

violent

45.

1. Read the sentences. Identify which words are context clues. Look for both synonym clues and antonym clues. 2. Use the context clues to figure out the meaning of the underlined word. 3. Write the meaning of the underlined word.

"Michael drives his car in city traffic. It is so time consuming that he leaves an hour before his friend, who uses a bike to get from one place to another quickly"

What is the definition of time consuming?

4 lines
46.

to plan and set up something

a)

organize

b)

rescue

c)

violent

d)

politics

47.

1. Read the sentences. Identify which words are context clues. Look for both synonym clues and antonym clues. 2. Use the context clues to figure out the meaning of the underlined word. 3. Write the meaning of the underlined word.

" Daren used such an abundant amount of paint that there was hardly any left for his sister to use."

What is the definition of abundant?

4 lines
48.

a person who leads without sharing power

a)

dictator

b)

hopeful

c)

journal

d)

organize

49.

1. Read the sentences. Identify which words are context clues. Look for both synonym clues and antonym clues. 2. Use the context clues to figure out the meaning of the underlined word. 3. Write the meaning of the underlined word.

"Akeem was horrified when he entered the haunted house, but he calmed down when he realized the monsters were fake."

What is the definition of horrified?

4 lines
50.

the act of saving someone or something from danger

a)

rescue

b)

violent

c)

politics

d)

arrest

51.

1. Read the sentences. Identify which words are context clues. Look for both synonym clues and antonym clues. 2. Use the context clues to figure out the meaning of the underlined word. 3. Write the meaning of the underlined word.

"Violet was such a friendly person that it was absurd when her friend called her rude. "

What is the definition of absurd?

4 lines
52.

1. Read the sentences. Identify which words are context clues. Look for both synonym clues and antonym clues. 2. Use the context clues to figure out the meaning of the underlined word. 3. Write the meaning of the underlined word."

Melinda’s teacher complimented her artwork and praised her effort."

What is the definition of complimented?

4 lines
53.

1. Read the sentences. Identify which words are context clues. Look for both synonym clues and antonym clues. 2. Use the context clues to figure out the meaning of the underlined word. 3. Write the meaning of the underlined word.

" Lionel thought the horror movie was so repulsive that he felt sick after he saw it. "

What is the definition of repulsive?

4 lines
54.

1. Read the sentences. Identify which words are context clues. Look for both synonym clues and antonym clues. 2. Use the context clues to figure out the meaning of the underlined word.

3. Write the meaning of the underlined word.

"The girl did not want to go home yet, so she walked slowly and meandered through the neighborhood streets."

What is the definition of meandered?

4 lines
55.

to put someone in jail

a)

arrest

b)

dictator

c)

hopeful

d)

journal

56.

Alberto Perez keeps a ​ (a)   about some people who are active in ​ (b)   .Those heroes try to com to the ​ (c)   , to save their country from Trujillo's iron grip. Trujillo was the ​ (d)   of the Dominican Republic from 1930 to 1961. If people tries to ​ (e)   against him.

Choose from the below words
journal
politics
rescue
dictator
organize
arrest
hopeful
violent
57.

If people tried to organize against him, he would ​ (a)   them. Police actions could be mean and (b)   .In May 1961, Trujillo himself was murdered, but problems continued. Not until many years later, when fair elections began, could people begin to be ​ (c)   about the future.

Choose from the below words
politics
rescue
arrest
hopeful
violent
58.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. The arrest was made by the police.
a)
The police made the arrest.
b)
By the police the arrest was made.
c)
Made the arrest the police did.
d)
The police was making the arrest.
59.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. A dictator is ruling the country.
a)
A dictator rules the country.
b)
The country is ruled by a dictator.
c)
A country is ruling by a dictator.
d)
Is ruling the country a dictator.
60.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. She is hopeful about the future.
a)
She is hopeful for the future.
b)
Hopeful she is about the future.
c)
About the future she is hopeful.
d)
Is hopeful about the future she.
61.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. I write in my journal every day.
a)
I write in my journal daily.
b)
My journal I write in every day.
c)
Every day I in my journal write.
d)
Journal I write in every day.
62.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. We need to organize the event properly.
a)
We need to organize the event well.
b)
Organize the event we need properly.
c)
Properly we need to organize the event.
d)
The event needs to be organize well.
63.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. They will rescue the cat from the tree.
a)
They will rescue the cat in the tree.
b)
The cat from the tree they will rescue.
c)
From the tree the cat they will rescue.
d)
The cat will be rescue from the tree.
64.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. The situation was very violent yesterday.
a)
Yesterday, the situation was very violent.
b)
Very violent the situation was yesterday.
c)
The violent situation was yesterday.
d)
Yesterday the was very violent situation.
65.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. Politics is complicated sometimes.
a)
Sometimes, politics is complicated.
b)
Complicated is politics sometimes.
c)
Is politics complicated sometimes.
d)
Sometimes complicated is the politics.
66.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. I assist my teacher with homework.
a)
I assist my teacher with the homework.
b)
Homework I assist my teacher with.
c)
I with homework assist my teacher.
d)
My teacher homework I assist with.
67.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. The capture of the suspect was successful.
a)
The suspect was successfully captured.
b)
Was successful the capture of the suspect.
c)
The capture was successful of the suspect.
d)
Successfully the suspect was captured.
68.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. They plan to escape the city at night.
a)
They plan to escape from the city at night.
b)
At night they plan to escape the city.
c)
To escape the city they plan at night.
d)
The city they plan to escape at night.
69.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. Freedom is important for everyone.
a)
Freedom is important for everyone.
b)
Is freedom important for everyone.
c)
Important is freedom for everyone.
d)
For everyone is important freedom.
70.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. I will reward you for your effort.
a)
I will reward you for your efforts.
b)
You for your effort I will reward.
c)
Reward you for I will your efforts.
d)
For your effort I will reward you.
71.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. Everyone has the right to speak.
a)
Everyone has the right to speak.
b)
The right everyone has to speak.
c)
Has everyone the right to speak.
d)
To speak has the right everyone.
72.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. The slave worked in the field.
a)
The slave worked in the fields.
b)
In the field the slave worked.
c)
Worked the slave in the field.
d)
The field worked in the slave.
73.
This sentence has either grammar errors or the words are in the wrong order. Pick the sentence that corrects the mistakes. I love to travel during the summer.
a)
I love to travel in the summer.
b)
Travel I love to during the summer.
c)
During the summer I love to travel.
d)
I during the summer love to travel.