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Vocab Quiz 13 6th

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Find a SYNONYM for each bold word. Patrick is oblivious to danger.

a)

A) reckless

b)

B) unaware

c)

C) accustomed

d)

D) drawn

2.

Find a SYNONYM for each bold word. We are rapidly depleting our oil resources.

a)

renewing

b)

converting

c)

consuming

d)

exploiting

3.

Find a SYNONYM for each bold word. The Galvez family adapted to the hotter climate.

a)

A) immigrated

b)

B) protested

c)

C) submitted

d)

D) adjusted

4.

Find a SYNONYM for each bold word. Mr. Lyons has a hesitant gait.

a)

manner

b)

commitment

c)

walk

d)

speech

5.

Find a SYNONYM for each bold word. This computer is outmoded.

a)

A) fast

b)

B) out-of-date

c)

C) sluggish

d)

D) extravagant

6.

Find a SYNONYM for each bold word. The exhibit shows the beavers’ habitat.

a)

environment

b)

appearance

c)

practices

d)

life

7.

Find a SYNONYM for each bold word. How will they transport the statue?

a)

raise

b)

move

c)

construct

d)

carve

8.

Find a SYNONYM for each bold word. There was a glaring error in the problem.

a)

deliberate

b)

obscure

c)

upsetting

d)

obvious

9.

Find a ANTONYM for each bold word. Just the thought of the hike filled me with fatigue.

a)

boredom

b)

reluctance

c)

energy

d)

pleasure

10.

Find a ANTONYM for each bold word. The Khans are a prominent family.

a)

frugal

b)

unknown

c)

grudging

d)

wealthy

11.

Find a ANTONYM for each bold word. Firefighters go through rigorous training.

a)

easy

b)

brief

c)

mental

d)

fanciful

12.

Find a ANTONYM for each bold word. The two girls glared at one another.

a)

nodded

b)

peeked

c)

frowned

d)

grinned

13.

Find a ANTONYM for each bold word. This play is an adaptation.

a)

failure

b)

original

c)

translation

d)

sensation

14.

Find a ANTONYM for each bold word. The hot winds seared the plains.

a)

dried

b)

stilled

c)

soaked

d)

battered

15.

Find a ANTONYM for each bold word. A five-day concert did not quench David’s thirst for music.

a)

extinguish

b)

decrease

c)

conquer

d)

revive

16.

What might produce oblivion?

a)

a hit song

b)

a cloud passing over the sun

c)

sleep

d)

a stalled car in the road

17.

To do something with rigor is to do it

a)

in a straightforward way.

b)

painstakingly.

c)

cautiously.

d)

strictly.

18.

Which of these is glaring?

a)

a muddy lawn

b)

sun shining on ice

c)

a dim, faraway star

d)

a messy desktop

19.

The curved handlebars are the bike’s most prominent feature. Prominent means

a)

A. easily seen.

b)

B. expensive.

c)

C. popular.

d)

D. requested.

20.

Aaron got a glare from Melissa when he

a)

congratulated her on her test score.

b)

took her to a party.

c)

lent her his pen.

d)

nearly knocked her over.

21.

To be efficient at work is to

a)

chat a lot with your coworkers.

b)

show up on time every day.

c)

take charge of a meeting.

d)

do your job without wasting time.

22.

What might fatigue someone?

a)

treating a wound

b)

digging up ground for a garden

c)

ordering from a large menu

d)

paying an overdue bill

23.

To sear a pork chop is to

a)

boil it.

b)

bake it in the oven.

c)

chop it up into chunks.

d)

quickly burn both sides.

24.

When might someone encounter rigors?

a)

during an art class

b)

while putting together a jigsaw puzzle

c)

while exploring the South Pole

d)

during a visit to a museum

25.

When you arrange for the transport of something, you arrange its

a)

repair.

b)

preparation to serve a different purpose.

c)

change into an entirely new form.

d)

move from one place to another.

26.

Which of the following best describes a glare?

a)

a blinking light

b)

a twinkle

c)

a shrouded light

d)

a harsh, brilliant light

27.

Which of the following can be seen wending?

a)

a meadow

b)

a river

c)

a small town

d)

a vending machine

28.

Victor’s adaptation to the new culture was quick. This means that he

a)

soon came to dislike it.

b)

quickly understood it.

c)

quickly got used to living in it.

d)

soon changed it to meet his needs.

29.

Which of the following is prominent?

a)

a popular book

b)

a storm coming your way

c)

a strong commitment

d)

the only tall building in town

30.

The best protection against something that glares is

a)

an alarm.

b)

dark sunglasses.

c)

rubber boots.

d)

a long stick.

31.

Their music lessons were rigorous. Rigorous means

a)

beneficial

b)

constant

c)

thorough

d)

unique

32.

How could someone adapt a bike for a child?

a)

by sending it through a shipping company

b)

by giving it as a birthday gift

c)

by lowering the seat

d)

by buying it used

33.

What would best quench your thirst?

a)

cold water

b)

hot chocolate

c)

a salty pretzel

d)

a slice of watermelon