Wordly Wise Grade 4 Lesson 20

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Wordly Wise Grade 4 Lesson 20Versión en línea Wordly Wise Grade 4 Lesson 20 por Anthony L 1 When a police officer makes an arrest, she a learns how to drive a patrol car. b seizes someone who has broken a law. c helps a driver who has had an accident. d directs traffic. 2 Someone who is capable of becoming an artist a is too lazy to become an artist. b is ready and able to become an artist. c does not want to become an artist. d is already an artist. 3 "Congratulations!" means a "Hello!" b "Sweet dreams!" c "Please stop!" d "I'm happy for you!" 4 To dispute a fact is to a believe it is true. b find it on the Internet. c question it. d find it fascinating. 5 A helm is a wheel that steers a a boat. b a car. c a bicycle. d a train. 6 Someone who suffers humiliation feels a contented. b bored and gloomy. c very embarassed. d exhausted. 7 A newspaper insert is a a regular article. b a newspaper delivery person. c an extra piece placed inside a newspaper. d a building where a newspaper has its headquarters. 8 An outrage is anything that causes a curiosity. b resentment. c confusion. d contentment. 9 A flashlight beam pierced the darkness. It a broke through the darkness. b was not visible. c pointed toward the ceiling. d moved in a big circle. 10 Someone with a quiver in his voice probably feels a self-confident. b peaceful and calm. c nervous or fearful. d quiet and contented. 11 What does a quiver hold? a money. b letters. c arrows. d eating utensils. 12 To release information is to a read about it. b write about it. c learn about it. d disclose it. 13 The innocent woman received a release from prison. A release is a a letter. b a visitor. c an arrest. d a setting free. 14 The principal released information about the new cafeteria menu. The principal a kept the information a secret. b made the information known. c did not have any information. d discovered new information. 15 To act sullen is to a be silent because you are angry. b be silent because you are shocked. c be silent because you have lost your voice. d be silent because you are tired. 16 How would you pierce a marshmallow? a roast it over a fire b put a stick through it c put it on a graham cracker d eat it 17 Which is most likely to cause outrage? a a bus ride b a delicious lunch c a crime d a school fair 18 The voice on the telephone says, "Please insert fifty cents." What should you do? a make a call that costs fifty cents b put fifty cents into the phone c borrow fifty cents from someone d send fifty cents to the phone company 19 Which is most likely to humiliate someone? a greeting that person b mocking that person c helping that person with his or her homework d waving goodbye to that person 20 Who is most likely to be at the helm of your school play? a an actor b a band member c a set painter d the director 21 When might you congratulate someone? a when that person eats a sandwich for lunch b when that person graduates c when that person is late for school d when that person goes to bed 22 Which is capable of traveling at eighty miles per hour? a a tricycle b a honeybee c a car d a mouse 23 Who is most likely to be arrested? a a man walking his dog b a suspected thief c a grocery store shopper d a woman making a phone call 24 Find the word that means about the SAME as the word, arrested a explored b improved c stopped d organized 25 Find the word that means about the SAME as the word, capable a skilled b generous c obedient d loving 26 Find the word that means about the SAME as the word, dispute a discussion b argument c message d conversation 27 Find the word that means about the SAME as the word, implored a begged b commanded c requested d invited 28 Find the word that means about the SAME as the word, piercing a rhythmic b deep c shrill d musical 29 Find the word that means about the SAME as the word, quivering a scratching b trembling c scurrying d hopping 30 Find the word that means about the SAME as the word, outraged a encouraged b irritated c bored d angered 31 Find the word that means the OPPOSITE of the word, despise a group b introduce c examine d respect 32 Find the word that means the OPPOSITE of the word, eventual a convenient b delicious c instant d attractive 33 Find the word that means the OPPOSITE of the word, released a captured b harmed c accused d despised

Wordly Wise Grade 4 Lesson 20Versión en línea

Wordly Wise Grade 4 Lesson 20

por Anthony L

When a police officer makes an arrest, she

learns how to drive a patrol car.

seizes someone who has broken a law.

helps a driver who has had an accident.

directs traffic.

Someone who is capable of becoming an artist

is too lazy to become an artist.

is ready and able to become an artist.

does not want to become an artist.

is already an artist.

"Congratulations!" means

"Hello!"

"Sweet dreams!"

"Please stop!"

"I'm happy for you!"

To dispute a fact is to

believe it is true.

find it on the Internet.

question it.

find it fascinating.

A helm is a wheel that steers

a boat.

a car.

a bicycle.

a train.

Someone who suffers humiliation feels

contented.

bored and gloomy.

very embarassed.

exhausted.

A newspaper insert is

a regular article.

a newspaper delivery person.

an extra piece placed inside a newspaper.

a building where a newspaper has its headquarters.

An outrage is anything that causes

curiosity.

resentment.

confusion.

contentment.

A flashlight beam pierced the darkness. It

broke through the darkness.

was not visible.

pointed toward the ceiling.

moved in a big circle.

Someone with a quiver in his voice probably feels

self-confident.

peaceful and calm.

nervous or fearful.

quiet and contented.

What does a quiver hold?

money.

letters.

arrows.

eating utensils.

To release information is to

read about it.

write about it.

learn about it.

disclose it.

The innocent woman received a release from prison. A release is

a letter.

a visitor.

an arrest.

a setting free.

The principal released information about the new cafeteria menu. The principal

kept the information a secret.

made the information known.

did not have any information.

discovered new information.

To act sullen is to

be silent because you are angry.

be silent because you are shocked.

be silent because you have lost your voice.

be silent because you are tired.

How would you pierce a marshmallow?

roast it over a fire

put a stick through it

put it on a graham cracker

eat it

Which is most likely to cause outrage?

a bus ride

a delicious lunch

a crime

a school fair

The voice on the telephone says, "Please insert fifty cents." What should you do?

make a call that costs fifty cents

put fifty cents into the phone

borrow fifty cents from someone

send fifty cents to the phone company

Which is most likely to humiliate someone?

greeting that person

mocking that person

helping that person with his or her homework

waving goodbye to that person

Who is most likely to be at the helm of your school play?

an actor

a band member

a set painter

the director

When might you congratulate someone?

when that person eats a sandwich for lunch

when that person graduates

when that person is late for school

when that person goes to bed

Which is capable of traveling at eighty miles per hour?

a tricycle

a honeybee

a car

a mouse

Who is most likely to be arrested?

a man walking his dog

a suspected thief

a grocery store shopper

a woman making a phone call

Find the word that means about the SAME as the word, arrested

explored

improved

stopped

organized

Find the word that means about the SAME as the word, capable

skilled

generous

obedient

loving

Find the word that means about the SAME as the word, dispute

discussion

argument

message

conversation

Find the word that means about the SAME as the word, implored

begged

commanded

requested

invited

Find the word that means about the SAME as the word, piercing

rhythmic

deep

shrill

musical

Find the word that means about the SAME as the word, quivering

scratching

trembling

scurrying

hopping

Find the word that means about the SAME as the word, outraged

encouraged

irritated

bored

angered

Find the word that means the OPPOSITE of the word, despise

group

introduce

examine

respect

Find the word that means the OPPOSITE of the word, eventual

convenient

delicious

instant

attractive

Find the word that means the OPPOSITE of the word, released

captured

harmed

accused

despised

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