Gift of the Magi: Vocabulary Quiz

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Gift of the Magi: Vocabulary QuizVersión en línea Vocabulary from the tale. por Teacher Sam 1 What does the word 'frugal' most nearly mean in the story? a Careless b Lavish c Thrifty d Extravagant 2 In context, 'sacrifice' means to give up something valuable. a True b False c Sometimes true d Cannot be determined 3 What does 'devotion' best describe in Jim and Della's actions? a Indifferent care b Loving dedication c A habit d A hobby 4 The word 'impoverished' refers to being: a Wealthy b Confident c Very poor d Average-sized 5 Which synonym best fits 'humble' as used in the tale? a Arrogant b Showy c Modest d Loud 6 What is the meaning of 'perseverance' in the protagonists' effort? a Carelessness b Quick luck c Laziness d Steadfast persistence 7 To 'endure' something is to: a Avoid it completely b Predict it accurately c Put up with it d Enjoy it fully 8 The term 'adorn' most nearly means to: a Decorate b Hide c Repair d Remove 9 Which word best expresses 'anticipation' in the story? a Hope b Disgust c Apathy d Fear 10 The word 'modest' describes their gifts as being: a Unexpected b Simple and unassuming c Overpriced d Luxurious 11 What does 'Magi' mean in the story? a A type of jewelry b A kind of food c A magical spell d Wise men who brought gifts in the Christmas story 12 What are possessions? a Places you visit b Feelings you have c Stories you read d Things you own 13 What is a fob chain? a A bracelet made of silver b A chain for carrying keys c A chain used to hold a pocket watch d A necklace worn by women 14 What does 'irony' mean in the story? a A serious problem b A surprising or opposite result c A type of jewelry d A happy ending 15 What does 'generosity' mean? a Feeling angry b Willingness to give and share c Keeping everything to yourself d Being selfish 16 What is 'pride' in the story? a A strong feeling of happiness about yourself or someone you love b A type of jewelry c A strong feeling of passion and desire d A problem or conflict 17 What does 'combs' refer to in the story? a Chains for watches b Books for reading c Tools used to hold or style hair d Shoes for walking 18 What does 'shabby' mean? a Very fancy b Old and worn out c Expensive d Shiny and new 19 If someone 'sniffles', they are...? a Having a runny nose b Crying loudly c Laughing d Sleeping 20 What does 'bulldozing' mean in the story? a Cleaning carefully b Dancing slowly c Building a house d Pushing through forcefully 21 'Imputation' means... a A gift b A celebration c An accusation or a blame d A feeling of sadness 22 'Parsimony' refers to... a Extreme stinginess b Generosity c Happiness d Frustration 23 'Mendicancy' means... a Begging for money b Working hard c Caring for the sick d Treating one's wound 24 A 'vestibule' is... a A type of gun b A big pantry c A small entrance hall d A tool used for cooking 25 To 'coax' someone means... a To punish them b To persuade gently c To hug them d To ignore them 26 In the story, a 'flat' means... a Smooth and even b Dull and lifeless c An apartment d A piece of paper 27 'Sterling' means... a Genuine and high quality b A copy or fake c Antique d Handcrafted 28 'Ransacking' means... a Bargaining to a lower price b Searching wildly and messily c Reserving the item for a later date d Wrapping an item as a gift 29 'Meretricious' means... a Truly valuable b Simple and plain c Expensive d Flashy without real worth 30 'Prudence' means... a Careful good judgement b Extreme hatred c Laziness d Simple life

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Gift of the Magi: Vocabulary QuizVersión en línea

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What does the word 'frugal' most nearly mean in the story?

In context, 'sacrifice' means to give up something valuable.

What does 'devotion' best describe in Jim and Della's actions?

The word 'impoverished' refers to being:

Which synonym best fits 'humble' as used in the tale?

What is the meaning of 'perseverance' in the protagonists' effort?

To 'endure' something is to:

The term 'adorn' most nearly means to:

Which word best expresses 'anticipation' in the story?

The word 'modest' describes their gifts as being:

What does 'Magi' mean in the story?

What are possessions?

What is a fob chain?

What does 'irony' mean in the story?

What does 'generosity' mean?

What is 'pride' in the story?

What does 'combs' refer to in the story?

What does 'shabby' mean?

If someone 'sniffles', they are...?

What does 'bulldozing' mean in the story?

'Imputation' means...

'Parsimony' refers to...

'Mendicancy' means...

A 'vestibule' is...

To 'coax' someone means...

In the story, a 'flat' means...

'Sterling' means...

'Ransacking' means...

'Meretricious' means...

'Prudence' means...