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WorksheetsFlocabulary Unit 9: Shoes Match Your Shirt
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
I was so embarrassed when Bobby and I wore _________shirts on the first day of
school.
identical
mythical
vivid
I invented a snack that __________marshmallows and pickles in the same jar;
I call it Marshpamallowickles!
combines
purchases
solos
Mr. Mason is very ________; he always saves his takeout food containers and uses them again.
vivid
hearty
thrifty
My new camera takes such _______ pictures they almost look better than real life.
identical
vivid
solo
Margie is excited to see Andre 3000 do a ___________concert; he usually performs with Big Boi.
thrifty
solo
hearty
Marley couldn't find a date for the dance, so he decided to go _______.
absurd
solo
identical
vivid
Here's a(n) _______ joke; Why did the monkey fall out of the tree? Because he loved pasta.
hearty
absurd
anxious
mythical
Troy's sense of humor is _______ to mine; we always laugh at the same thing.
identical
combined
anxious
thrifty
I had the most _______dream last night; I woke up thinking I was being chased by a pack of bees.
purchased
hearty
solo
vivid
I wouldn't say Morgan overeats, but he definitely has a(n) _________ appetite.
purchased
hearty
solo
vivid
What would someone purchase at a circus?
amazing stunts
a tent
cotton candy
clowns
Which person would you expect to be thrifty?
a scientist who won a major award
an actress who stars in movies
a zookeeper who just got a raise
a student who pays for college by herself
Which of the following is an example of the word anxious?
a teacher looking forward to the first day of school
a student worried about his parents seeing his report card
a principal punishing a student for skipping school
a coach making his players run laps around the football field
To combine two things, you might
separate them
try to never think about them again
mix them together
think about them all the time
Have you ever heard the term “urban legend”? An urban legend is a type of ________. It’s a modern story that is passed along from person to person. People think urban legends are true stories, but they are not. Sometimes, urban legends start out based in truth, but then change as more people tell them. Other times, these stories are completely made up.
combination
purchase
anxiety
myth
You may have heard one famous urban legend about a stray dog. As the story goes, a woman is visiting a foreign country when she finds a stray dog. She decides to take the dog home as a pet. When she gets home, the dog becomes sick, so the woman takes the dog to the veterinarian. The vet tells her that the animal she thought was a tiny dog is actually a large rat!
In this legend, what leads the woman to discover that her pet is a large rat?
Her pet runs away.
Her pet starts eating garbage.
Her pet becomes sick.
Her pet grows a long tail.
This story is a good example of an urban legend. Urban legends are often interesting stories with vivid
details. They usually have a "twist" ending, and are often about things that might make people feel anxious. The rat story, for example, is meant to make people feel anxious about traveling to foreign countries. Of course, the rat story did not really happen. But it is the kind of story that you can't help but repeat!
A person who hears the rat story before traveling to a foreign country will most likely
feel worried or afraid during the trip.
be super excited to go on their trip.
feel calm and relaxed on their trip.
be ready to see rats on their trip.
How do you know if a story is an urban legend? For starters, try to figure out where the story came from. People who tell urban legends usually do not know the person who actually experienced the story. They might say it was a friend of a friend, or a relative of someone they know. Or they may say it is something they read about. Sometimes urban legends are just too _______ to be real. It is doubtful that a rat from any country would look identical to a dog! Choose the word that best fills in the blank.
hearty
absurd
vivid
solo
