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Wordly Wise Book 4 Lesson 6 Test

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Choose the best way to complete each sentence or answer each question.  Then fill in the circle next to your answer.

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When you disclose information, you

tell people about it.

learn about it on TV.

invent it.

read about it in a newspaper.

An exquisite necklace is

old-fashioned.

colorful.

beautifully made.

glittery.

I intend to leave in the morning.  In this sentence, intend means

plan.

hope.

hate.

request permission.

Jackie ate the entire pizza.  In this sentence, entire means

whole.

delicious.

medium-sized.

messy.

If you ask in vain, you

ask angrily.

feel certain that you will get what you asked for.

don't get what you asked for.

beg for something.

We watched John's progress up the road.  In this sentence, progress means

moving toward a goal.

car.

bicycle.

moving in a wavy line.

If construction work on a new building progresses, it

is impressive.

moves forward.

takes a long time.

makes a lot of noise.

Jerome had no intention of hurting Kate's feelings.  In this sentence, intention means

aim or plan.

responsibility.

trouble.

guilt.

If you make progress, you

irritate people.

do your work slowly.

try as hard as you can.

make an improvement.

To refine sugar is to

enjoy sugary desserts.

avoid eating sugar.

use sugar for cooking.

purify sugar.

We made a vain attempt to find the key.  This means

we tried, but could not find the key.

we did our best and succeeded at last.

we are still looking for the key.

we did not try very hard to find the key.

Which of these is refined?

corn on the cobb

pure white flour

a head of lettuce

a wheat plant

Which of these is someone most likely to exclaim?

"What a beautiful day!"

"Please join us for breakfast."

"May I have some orange juice?"

"I'm going shopping tomorrow."

Which of these could be described as a scoundrel?

a nurse

a bus passenger

a bank rober

a pet cat

Which is an exclamation?

"I'm fine, thank you."

"Ouch!"

"Please pass the salt."

"How are you?"

What are jeers meant to do?

praise someone

warn someone of danger

insult or mock someone

politely silence someone

What would an animal use to peer at you?

its fangs

its eyes

its claws

its voice

Which describes applause?

running and jumping

clapping and cheering

whining and complaining

whispering secrets

Who or what is most likely to applaud?

animals in a forest

flowers in a garden

people in an audience

people hurrying along a sidewalk

Find the word that means the OPPOSITE of refined.

rude

wealthy

hungry

exhausted

Find the word that means the OPPOSITE of vain.

beautiful

modest

loving

generous

Find the word that means the OPPOSITE of drab.

sad

colorful

kind

moist

Find the word that means the SAME as crafty.

sneaky

intelligent

curious

furious

Find the word that means the SAME as jeer.

greet

cheer

mock

wave

Find the word that means the SAME as progress.

contract

improve

shrink

age

Find the word that means the SAME as uneasy.

exhausted

angry

nervous

curious