WorksheetsVocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is a “pioneer”?
A person who copies others
A person who explores new areas
A person who gives up easily
A person who lives in a city
What does “frontier” most likely mean in the story?
A crowded city
A place with many shops
An undeveloped area
A school campus
Which of the following is a “trial”?
A happy moment
A difficult experience
A cooking class
A long nap
If clothes are in “tatters,” they are —
brand new
neatly folded
torn and ruined
too big
What is a “homestead”?
A big store
A hospital
A family’s land and home
A library
Someone who shows “tenacity” —
gives up easily
keeps trying
sleeps often
complains a lot
If someone is “soft-spoken,” they —
yell often
speak gently
never talk
whisper all the time
Something “invaluable” is —
not useful
cheap
very helpful
easy to replace
If supplies are “scarce,” that means —
they are everywhere
they are expensive
there are very few
they are free
A “bustling” place is —
quiet and slow
noisy and busy
small and empty
clean and dark
“Luxuries” are —
needs for survival
simple tools
fancy extras
broken things
If someone works “tirelessly,” they —
work without stopping
sleep often
complain about work
work only when asked
What is “correspondence”?
cooking
writing letters
building houses
hunting animals
A “stable” life means —
it always changes
it's dangerous
it's steady and secure
it's lonely
If you “falter,” you —
walk proudly
feel strong
hesitate or lose strength
talk loudly
What is a “balm” to the spirit?
something painful
something healing and comforting
something spicy
something broken
The pioneers hoped for a (a) life.
Her kindness was (a) during the hard days.
He showed great (a) by continuing after the loss.
The market was (a) with people and sound.
