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WorksheetsUnit 4 Vocabulary Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
The team built a colossal robot for the science fair, and it barely fit through the door.
What does this suggest about the robot?
It was very advanced.
It was very large.
It was very expensive.
It was very loud.
Maria is always conscientious when working on group projects.
What would you expect her to do?
Let others do the work.
Complain about the assignment.
Pay attention to details and do her part.
Take frequent breaks.
To finish the group assignment on time, Jason decided to delegate tasks to everyone.
Why might this be helpful?
So he can do all the fun parts.
So the teacher is impressed.
So everyone knows what to do.
So he can leave early.
You can derive the answer by using information from the chart.
What should you do?
Copy the answer from someone else.
Use what you already know to figure it out.
Ask the teacher for the answer.
Guess randomly.
During her speech, the student used bold colors and repeated phrases to emphasize her message.
What was she trying to do?
Confuse the audience.
Make her speech longer.
Avoid answering questions.
Make her point stand out.
When Sam visited his cousin, the family was very hospitable.
What probably happened?
They made him feel welcome.
They ignored him.
They argued with him.
They sent him home early.
Tom made an ignorant comment about a tradition he didn’t understand.
How should his friend respond?
Laugh along.
Say nothing and ignore it.
Kindly explain the tradition to him.
Make fun of him back.
The stray dog kept knocking over trash cans and chasing people, becoming a menace.
Why would people be concerned?
It caused trouble and felt unsafe.
It was noisy and distracting.
It was friendly.
It was boring.
They found a secluded cabin for their weekend trip.
Why might they have chosen this cabin?
It was probably next to a shopping mall
It had a lot of technology.
It was full of noise.
It was far from other people.
Emma didn’t pay attention on the field trip and began to wander from the group.
What is the likely result?
She will win a prize.
She might get lost.
She will become the leader.
She will find better snacks.
The stadium erupted in cheers when the player scored a (a) touchdown that changed the game.
Even though the art project was due in a week, Layla started early and was very (a) about following the instructions.
To make sure everything was ready for the school play, the director decided to (a) specific tasks to each student.
If you study the pattern on the table, you can (a) the rule used to create it.
When writing an essay, it's important to (a) your main idea so the reader understands your argument.
The family was so (a) that they offered snacks, games, and blankets to their unexpected guests.
At first, she was (a) about climate change, but after doing research, she understood how serious it was.
The bees near the playground were such a (a) that students had to eat lunch inside.
They chose a (a) beach for their picnic so they could relax without big crowds.
During the hike, be careful not to (a) off the trail, or you might get lost in the woods.
