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Wordly Wise Book 4, Lesson 14 Test

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A chord is
one musical note.
a musical instrument.
a musician in a large orchestra.
three or more musical notes played together.
A humble home is
large and beautiful.
plain and simple.
located outside of a city.
located in a city center.
To be humbled by an opponent is to
be brought to defeat.
play a game against him or her.
believe you are a better player than him or her.
be injured during a game.
The third time we asked if we could go to the party, Dad relented. Dad decided to
send us to our rooms.
go shopping.
make dinner.
let us go after all.
Mr. Powell cannot afford a new computer. He is not able to
pay for one.
find one that he likes.
understand how computers work.
connect to the internet.
Stan can't afford to miss any more school days. This means that he
doesn't want to miss any more.
isn't able to miss any more.
has never been absent from school.
won't mind if he misses a few more days.
Reading affords me great pleasure. This means that reading
gives me great pleasure.
takes time away from other activities.
reminds me of happy times in the past.
used to be fun for me, but isn't anymore.
Our city boasts an excellent community center. This means that our city
plans to close the community center.
is proud of the community center that we have.
hopes to improve our community center.
plans to build another community center.
Amelia stood at the fringe of the group. Where did Amelia stand?
in the middle of the group
across the room from the group
at the edge of the group
facing the group
Albert plunged into the pool. He
threw himself into the pool.
ran toward the pool.
was afraid to go in the pool.
thought about jumping in the pool.
Carla plunged her hands into the bread dough. She
rolled a ball of dough in her hands.
patted the dough with her hands.
pushed her hands into the dough.
flattened the dough with her hands.
After the heat wave, the temperature plunged. What happened?
It got even hotter.
The temperature suddenly dropped.
The temperature gradually dropped.
The temperature gradually rose.
Salvador submitted a drawing to the judges of the art contest. Salvador
liked a drawing he saw in the contest.
was a judge in the art contest.
gave his drawing to the judges to look at.
told the judges not to choose his drawing.
June never submits to bullies. June
never talks to bullies.
never disagrees with bullies.
never eats lunch with bullies.
never gives in to bullies.
Which is most likely to trudge along?
a mouse escaping from a cat
a man walking through the snow in heavy boots.
a dog running across a wood floor
a woman walking down a hallway in high-heeled shoes
Which answer makes sense if a judge asks, "How do you plead?"
"Not guilty, Your Honor."
"I'm fine, thank you."
"Please may I be excused?"
"My name is Kim Wynn."
Which is a boast?
"Are you on the track team?"
"We have a big meet tomorrow."
"I'm the best runner on the team!"
"I wish you wouldn't brag so much!"
Which is most lilkely to be decorated with fringe?
a chocolate cake
a leather jacket
a coffee mug
a new car
Find the word that means about the SAME as (synonym) boast.
explain
bore
brag
teach
Find the word that means about the SAME as (synonym) meadow.
path
flowerbed
backyard
field
Find the word that means about the SAME as (synonym) obstinate.
lazy
stubborn
sneaky
impolite
Find the word that means about the SAME as (synonym) plead.
beg
command
request
instruct
Find the word that means about the SAME as (synonym) melancholy.
joy
fury
sorrow
boredom
Find the word that means the OPPOSITE of (antonym) exceptional.
smooth
cool
ordinary
pale
Find the word that means the OPPOSITE of (antonym) fortunate.
melancholy
obstinate
intelligent
unlucky
Find the word that means the OPPOSITE of (antonym) humble.
unfriendly
proud
envious
crafty
Find the word that means the OPPOSITE of (antonym) melancholy.
joyful
shiny
silky
sad
Find the word that means the OPPOSITE of (antonym) plunge.
expand
lengthen
widen
rise