stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Words to Know from Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Words to Know from Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad
Words to Know from Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad
25 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
298 plays
vocabulary practice for words from Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad.
Flashcards
25 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
25
Answers
1
The main theme in
Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad
is
cheating
courage
breaking the law
sullenness
2
A person who studies human beings.
philanthropist
philosopher
anthropologist
bibliophile
3
The Latin root
-trans-
means _____________.
to carry
across, over
to pull
to walk, to step
4
An
antonym
for the word
reluctance
would be ____________.
anger
eagerness
eloquence
unwillingness
5
The Latin root word
-tract-
means ___________.
to pull
to write
to step
to carry
6
If you
lingered
at the mall, you left quickly after 5 minutes of shopping. (true or false)
false
true
7
A hostess wants her party guests to be
sullen
. (true or false)
true
false
8
Conductor on the Underground Road.
Harriet Tubman
Walt Whitman
Isaac Asimov
9
People who are fleeing from danger
is one definition for this word.
fugivites
crystallized
serene
hysterical
10
The Latin root word
-gress-
means __________.
to write
to pull
to carry
to walk, to step
11
A person with a crystallized plan is usually sure what their next step will be. (true or false)
true
false
12
Which word means
always
?
invariably
husky
dispel
unconcealed
13
The Latin root
-port-
means _______________.
to carry
across, over
to walk, to step
to pull
14
The Latin root word -scribe-, -script means __________.
across
to write
to carry
to pull
15
If you are known for your
unconcealed
emotions, we
invariably
know what you are thinking. T/F
True
False
16
Which word does this image best illustrate?
mutinous
sullen
bleak
reluctance
17
A person who studies principles of thought and knowledge and the nature of the universe
bibliophile
philosopher
philanthropist
anthropologist
18
If something is secret or hidden, we can say that it is __________________.
hysterical
sufficient
unconcealed
underground
19
Eloquence is best described as
a beautiful castle
deep and rough
the ability to use language well
slang
20
Which answer best describes someone who
lingered
?
Jonathan ran home after school.
Ruth stayed five minutes and left quickly.
Janet had to leave the dance early because she felt sick.
Marcus enjoyed the ball, so he stayed a long time.
21
A
husky
voice might sound _________________.
like Minnie Mouse
deep and rough
gentle
soft and sweet
22
A person who loves books
bibliophile
philanthropist
philosopher
anthropologist
23
Which word does this image best illustrate?
underground
hysterical
bleak
serenity
24
Someone who acts out of control because of fear, anger or excitement could be described as ___.
serene
sufficient
eloquent
hysterical
25
Which word does this image best illustrate?
bleak
sullen
dispel
incentive
