Worksheets3rd 9 Weeks Week 1 Vocab Wayground
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does the word "route" most likely mean in the following sentence? "Odysseus followed a dangerous route across the sea, facing many challenges before reaching Ithaca."
A type of ship
A path or course taken to get somewhere
A group of gods
A set of rules
Based on the sentence, what is the meaning of "midriff"? "When Athena disguised herself as a mortal, her tunic revealed her midriff as she walked among the people."
Her sandals
The middle part of her body
Her hands
Her hair
What does "wretched" mean in the following sentence? "After being punished by Zeus, Prometheus felt wretched as he was chained to the rock."
Happy
Uncomfortable and miserable
Excited
Energetic
What does "aptitude" mean in this sentence? "Because of her aptitude for weaving, Arachne challenged Athena to a contest."
Dislike
Skill or talent
Fear
Mistake
Read the this sentence and choose the best meaning for "obstinate": "Even though the oracle warned him, King Minos remained obstinate and refused to free Daedalus from the labyrinth."
Easily convinced
Stubborn
Friendly
Tired
In the sentence, "The Argonauts tied their ship to the mooring on the island before searching for the Golden Fleece," what does "mooring" most likely mean?
A type of fish
A place or object to which a boat is tied
A kind of weather
A boat engine
What does "derisive" mean in the following context? "The gods made derisive remarks about the mortals’ attempts to build a tower to Olympus."
Supportive
Encouraging
Mocking or scornful
Helpful
Based on the context, what does "lamentations" mean in this sentence? "After Achilles fell in battle, the lamentations of his companions echoed through the Greek camp."
Celebrations
Loud complaints or cries of sadness
Laughter
Silence
What does "speculations" mean in the following sentence? "There were many speculations among the gods about why Persephone had not returned from the underworld."
Definite answers
Guesses or theories
Rules
Announcements
Read the sentence and answer: "In Greek mythology, Gaia is often called the sustainer of life because she provides the earth and nourishment for all living things." Why is Gaia described as a "sustainer" in this context?
She destroys life
She supports and maintains life
She travels around the world
She is the queen of the gods
