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WorksheetsGettysburg Address - Concept Vocabulary - Red
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The word dedicated most nearly means:
Lazy
Committed
Uncertain
Tired
To consecrate something means to:
Destroy it
Forget it
Make it sacred
Hide it
Hallow means:
Honor as holy
Borrow
Shout loudly
Ignore
Lincoln used dedicated to describe people who were:
Committed to a cause
Opposed to unity
Tired of war
Ready to quit
The soldiers consecrated the ground by:
Building houses
Fighting bravely
Writing poems
Singing songs
Something hallowed is considered:
Silly
Ordinary
Holy
Broken
Lincoln said they could not consecrate the ground because:
It was already honored
The people refused
The war ended
It was private land
The adjective form of dedicate is:
Dedicator
Dedicatory
Dedication
Dedicates
Lincoln’s dedicated soldiers were fighting for:
Freedom
Money
Fame
Land
The meaning of dedicator is:
A person who gives up
A person who dedicates something
A person who listens
A person who writes poetry
Consecrate is used as a:
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Pronoun
To hallow a place is to make it:
Empty
Ordinary
Sacred
Invisible
The “hallowed ground” refers to:
A playground
A battlefield
A classroom
A garden
Lincoln said they could not dedicate the ground because:
It was already dedicated by the soldiers’ sacrifice
He forgot the speech
The ceremony was canceled
The ground was empty
“Dedicated to the great task” means:
Committed to finish the mission
Ready to give up
Thinking of new laws
Speaking to the crowd
