Vocabulary lesson 3
Vocabulary Lesson Quiz
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What does the word recite mean in this sentence? Jamie had to recite the pledge of allegiance in front of the whole school.
To recall from memory
To say aloud
To mess up
To throw up
What does the word identical mean in this sentence? Jon and his brother looked identical.
Different
The same
Ugly
Cute
What does the word element mean in this sentence? One element of making cookies is to add the eggs.
Side
Something that does not need to be done
Part of a process
A direction
What does the word unison mean in this sentence? The twin brothers moved in unison when they snuck over the neighbors fence.
Moved at the same time
Moved at different times
Fell over
Ran away
What does the word competition mean in this sentence? The sisters had a competition to see who could run the fastest.
Dance party
Supper
Walk in the park
Trying to do better than the other team or person
What does the routine mean in this sentence? Jason's morning routine has him wake up at 5:00am
Repeated event
Different event
He overslept his alarm
He ran away from home
What does the word mastered mean in this sentence? Morgan mastered the art of playing the piano.
Practiced
Became skilled at it
Wasn't good at it
Played the piano
What does the word intimidated mean in this sentence? Bobby was intimidated by his older brother Greg.
Happy with
Fond of
Loved
Was scared of
What does the word qualifying mean in this sentence? Jon ended up qualifying for the state track meet.
Went to the next level
Did not make it
Ran poorly
Go sent home
What does the word uniform mean in this sentence? Jonny's baseball team got new uniforms for the season.
Same way of dressing
Different way of dressing
Had no clothes
Threw clothes away
What is a synonym for the word intimidated?
Happy
Sad
Brave
Scared
What is a synonym for the identical?
Same
Different
Colorful
Useful
What is a synonym for the word mastered?
Terrible
Happy
Useless
Skilled
What is a synonym for the word unison?
Together
Seperate
Apart
Unbearable
What is an antonym for the word recite?
Remember
Forget
Correct
Incorrect
What is an antonym for the word identical?
Same
Different
Together
Apart
What is an antonym for the word mastered
Skilled
Crazy
Unskilled
Terrible
What is an antonym for the word intimidated?
Scared
Happy
Weird
Lost
What is an antonym for the word unison?
Together
Different
Apart
Lazy
What is an antonym for the word competition
Game
Party
Practice
School
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When Tamara wrote to Adriana, she found out that they both had the same birthday, they looked the same and both of them were from Mexico.When Tamara went to live with the family in Manhattan, Adriana moved to Long Island to live with a family there. It had to be true! Adriana and Tamara were twin sisters!
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