Worksheets8/18-22 Vocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does the word "tethered" mean?
To forget something important
Tied or connected with a rope or wire
To treat someone with too much care
Acting calm and not showing worry
Which word means "accepting something you don’t like but can’t change"?
Exile
Resignation
Amnesia
Ecstatic
What is the definition of "amnesia"?
Being forced to leave your home
Forgetting things, sometimes even your name or past
Feeling super happy and excited
Adding notes to a text
Which word describes someone who is "very loud and noisy in a wild or fun way"?
Raucous
Intricate
Nonchalant
Collaboration
What does "coddle" mean?
To treat someone with a lot of care, sometimes too much
To act calm and not show worry
To be forced to leave your home
To add notes to a text
Which word means "a short break or escape from something hard or unpleasant"?
Annotating
Reprieve
Context
Topic
What is the meaning of "intricate"?
Very detailed and made up of many small, connected parts
Acting calm and not showing worry
The process of working together
Paraphrased or quoted details from a text
Which word means "the process of two or more people working together to create or achieve the same thing"?
Collaboration
Exile
Amnesia
Topic
If someone is acting "nonchalant," how are they behaving?
They are acting calm and not showing worry, even if something big is happening
They are being very loud and noisy
They are feeling super happy and excited
They are adding notes to a text
What does "text evidence" refer to?
The words that come before or after a passage
Paraphrased or directly quoted details from a text that support a claim or analysis
A specific subject or idea
Being forced to leave your home
Which of the following is an example of "annotating" a text?
Reading a story silently
Adding notes or comments to a passage to mark important features
Memorizing vocabulary words
Writing a summary of the text
If a person is in "exile," what has happened to them?
They have forgotten their name
They are forced to leave their home and live somewhere else
They are feeling super happy
They are working with others
Which situation best shows someone feeling "ecstatic"?
Sitting quietly in a classroom
Jumping up and down after winning a prize
Reading a book alone
Writing notes in the margin of a text
Which of the following best describes "context" in reading?
The process of working together
The words, sentences, or passages that come before or after a specific word or passage
A short break from something hard
Treating someone with too much care
If a story has an "intricate" plot, what does that mean?
The plot is very simple and easy to follow
The plot is very detailed and made up of many small, connected parts
The plot is about someone leaving home
The plot is about working together
Which of the following is the best example of "collaboration"?
One person writing an essay alone
Two students working together to create a science project, sharing ideas and responsibilities
A teacher giving a lecture
A student reading a book silently
A student claims that the main character in a story is brave. Which of the following would be the best "text evidence" to support this claim?
The student says, "I think the character is brave."
The story says, "She ran into the burning building to save her friend."
The student writes a summary of the story.
The character's name is mentioned in the first paragraph.
Read the following sentence: "The raucous crowd cheered as the team scored the winning goal." Based on the definition, what does "raucous" tell you about the crowd?
The crowd was quiet and calm
The crowd was very loud and noisy in a wild or fun way
The crowd was sad and disappointed
The crowd was acting calm and not showing worry
A student is reading a difficult passage and writes questions and comments in the margins. What skill is the student using, and how does it help them understand the text better?
Annotating; it helps them mark important features and add personal commentary to understand the text better
Collaboration; it helps them work with others
Exile; it helps them leave their home
Amnesia; it helps them forget the text
Imagine you are working on a group project. How can you make sure everyone is collaborating effectively?
Let one person do all the work
Make sure each member speaks, is heard, and takes ownership of the final product
Ignore other people's ideas
Work alone and share your work at the end
