WorksheetsRogue Wave Week 2 Vocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
The bird began to (a) gracefully onto the tree branch.
hurtle
disrupt
submerge
Don’t worry about such a (a) matter; it won’t affect your grade.
trivial
vicious
interminable
rogue
The villain gave a (a) smile before destroying the city.
vicious
trivial
sullen
bulkhead
The loud thunderclap threatened to (a) the speaker’s presentation.
disrupt
alight
navigate
swell
The car began to (a) down the hill with no brakes.
hurtle
alight
trickle
scurry
The long lecture felt (a) to the bored students.
interminable
trivial
rogue
sullen
After being told he couldn’t play, Marcus sat with a (a) expression.
sullen
trivial
alight
galley
Water began to (a) slowly from the faucet.
trickle
disrupt
capsize
alight
The sailors closed the (a) to keep water out of the next compartment.
bulkhead
mast
deck
porthole
The experienced (a) quickly tied the ropes and prepared to set sail.
mariner
rogue
swell
cabin
The ship began to (a) after the giant wave hit its side.
capsize
alight
swell
trickle
The tall (a) stood in the center of the ship holding the sails.
mast
deck
hull
bulkhead
Surfers waited patiently for the perfect (a) to ride to shore.
swell
galley
cabin
rogue
The captain had to (a) the ship carefully through the rocky passage.
navigate
disrupt
alight
trickle
The sailor peered out the round (a) to see the stormy sea.
porthole
bulkhead
swell
mast
Another word for “descend or land” is —
alight
disrupt
submerge
swell
A synonym for “unimportant” is —
trivial
vicious
interminable
bulkhead
A synonym for “cruel or mean” is —
vicious
alight
trickle
galley
Which word best matches “interrupt”?
disrupt
swell
hull
mast
Which word means “speed uncontrollably”?
hurtle
alight
rogue
trickle
Which word means “never-ending”?
interminable
trivial
sullen
navigate
Which word means “gloomy”?
sullen
vicious
bulkhead
alight
Which word is closest to “drip” or “dribble”?
trickle
mast
galley
rogue
A synonym for “sailor” is —
mariner
swell
bulkhead
deck
Which word is closest to “unpredictable”?
rogue
interminable
mast
hull
Capsize means —
To overturn in the water
To land softly
To move gloomily
To drip slowly
27. A mast is —
A tall post that holds sails on a ship
A kitchen on a ship
A small ship’s window
The main body of the ship
28. A swell is —
A long, smooth wave
A kitchen
A sailor
A wall inside a ship
To navigate means —
To direct the course of a ship
To sink below the water
To complain in a gloomy way
To block a path
30. A galley is —
A kitchen on a ship
A large wave
A gloomy person
A trickle of water
31. The hull is —
The main body of a ship
A small room on a ship
A round ship window
A mast
32. A cabin is —
A small room on a ship
A sailor
A deck
A kitchen
33. The deck is —
The flat surface floor of a ship
A mast
A sailor’s room
A round window
To submerge means —
To go underwater
To land
To run quickly
To drip slowly
A porthole is —
A small round window on a ship
A mast holding sails
A ship’s kitchen
A sailor
Mariner is to ship as pilot is to —
airplane
car
train
bicycle
Mast is to sails as spine is to —
body
window
hull
rudder
Bulkhead is to compartments as wall is to —
rooms
sails
waves
cabins
Trickle is to flood as spark is to —
fire
ship
mast
deck
Rogue wave is to sea as tornado is to —
sky
ship
swell
cabin
