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Unit 8 Power of Play Vocabulary Quiz
Unit 8 Power of Play Vocabulary Quiz
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10 vocabulary words for Common Lit Power of Play unit
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I wanted to take a ___ tour of the college to see ALL the important features of the campus.
comprehensive
fatigue
stimulate
fidget
2
The students wanted more sports, so they wrote a
proposal
to the school district. The noun
"proposal"
means:
to need or demand something
a formal plan or suggestion, sometimes written
to arrange, plan or organize the parts of something
to send out of the country
3
When Bucky fidgets in class, his teacher gives him something to keep his hands busy. The verb
"to fidget"
means:
to go underwater
to keep moving your hands or feet - especially if bored or nervous
extreme tiredness
to build
4
Every family needs a
comprehensive
plan for what to do if there's an earthquake. The adjective
"comprehensive"
means:
separate ; not together
to arrange, plan or organize the parts of something
to destroy
complete; including everything that is necessary
5
When I structure an essay, I try to write a strong claim. The verb "to structure" means:
paying careful or close attention to something
to bring goods into a country
to arrange, plan or organize the parts of something
able to be carried
6
_________ often goes away after a nutritious meal and a good night's sleep.
Comprehensive
Fidget
Fatigue
Stimulate
7
Playing video games might be too ___ before bed because it keeps your brain awake too long.
unstructured
fidgeting
stimulating
attentive
8
Right before lunch, it's hard to be
attentive
in class. The adjective "attentive" means:
a folder to carry schoolwork or art work in
a government order to send a person out of the country
arranged in order
paying careful or close attention to something
9
On very hot days, it is important to drink an ___ amount of water to stay hydrated.
fatigue
structure
contrart
adequate
10
In debates, I often have an opinion that is
contrary
to what others believe. The adjective
"contrary"
means:
keep moving your hands or feet if bored or nervous
extreme tiredness
opposite to or in conflict with
to arrange, plan or organize the parts of something
11
I won't _______ as much if my teachers give me a Koosh ball to play with.
proposal
fidget
adequate
attentive
12
The school day is very ____________. Every class starts at a specific time.
unstructured
fatigue
structured
contrary
13
Getting more sleep is the best way to prevent
fatigue.
The noun
"fatigue"
means:
interested
opposite
extreme tiredness
full of energy
14
Conductors require musicians to be very ________ during rehearsals.
fatigue
contrary
fidget
attentive
15
Martha’s sad face was ___ to her claim that she felt fine.
adequate
attentive
stimulate
contrary
16
Before beginning their research projects, Mr. Perez had each student submit a full ___ so he could approve their ideas.
adequate
fidget
attentive
proposal
17
You are
required
to have a driver's license to drive a car. The verb
"require"
means:
to need or demand something
to leave alone
to make someone excited about and interested in something
to get money back after a purchase
18
Are you wearing adequate clothing for snowy weather? "Adequate"
is an adjective that means:
oppostite
to have enough or be good enough for a certain purpose
paying careful or close attention to something
extreme tiredness
19
Wearing a bow tie to work every Saturday is one of the ________________ of the job.
fidget
fatigue
adequate
requirements
20
Reading was boring until a fantastic author stimulated my interest in science fiction. The verb "to stimulate" means:
to move forward
to make someone excited about and interested in something
to need or demand something
to enter into a country