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The Giver vocabulary quiz ch. 1-5
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1
Because Jason committed a _______________________, he received a Stop and Think.
transgression
aptitude
apprehensive
chastise
2
I am rather ____________________ when I go to the doctor because I might need a shot.
distraught
apprehensive
petulant
gravitating
3
I remember _________________ the dream I had last night.
chortled
dosage
hoarded
vividly
4
Mrs. Chapman, Pioneer Ridge Middle School, St. Francis Hospital, Mount Rushmore
proper noun
interjection
pronoun
common noun
5
Mrs. Chapman was rather ___________________ when she had to put her cat to sleep.
rarity
hoarded
distraught
infraction
6
Jason was very ___________________ when his team lost the state championship game.
dosage
nurturer
distraught
apprehensive
7
Isabelle ________________________ the Halloween candy; her mother found it all under her bed.
transgression
bewildered
wheedled
hoarded
8
When Mr. Olson was little, he always tried to ___________________ money from his mother.
aptitude
rasping
palpable
wheedle
9
Ricky had to __________________ to class so that he wasn't tardy.
gravitating
rasping
hasten
aptitude
10
Jason ______________________ at the joke.
chortled
dosage
aptitude
hasten
11
he, she, we, it, they, me
article
pronoun
common noun
proper noun
12
The nurse made sure she gave the correct _____________________ to the patient.
dosage
rarity
wheedle
chastise
13
Seeing snow on the ground is very ______________________.
palpable
dosage
rarity
hasten
14
you, yours, yourself
3rd person POV
1st person POV
2nd person POV
15
Megan's _________________ is always so kindhearted. Because of this, she has a lot of friends.
bewilderment
disposition
infraction
dosage
16
Mrs. Chapman had to _____________________ Billy for being tardy so many times.
wheedle
disposition
chastise
petulant
17
pear, desk, arm, school
proper noun
adjective
common noun
preposition
18
Susie was ______________________ when Mr. Olson told her he'd give her $100 if she sang.
apprehensive
palpable
disposition
gravitating
19
Transgression and Infraction are considered ______________________
synonyms
antonyms
20
A daycare worker would be considered a _____________________.
petulant
nondescript
nurturer
transgression
21
Seeing pigs fly is indeed a ___________________.
nurturer
rarity
rasping
palpable
22
Mrs. Chapman's ______________________ is in spelling.
transgression
infraction
apprehension
aptitude
23
pretty ugly, icy hot, small mountain
simile
metaphor
oxymoron
personification
24
Mr. Olson's ______________________ voice was difficult to understand because he had a bad cold.
nondescript
wheedle
rasping
disposition
25
Mrs. Chapman's _______________________ is not in math.
vividly
chastise
aptitude
transgression
26
John was full of ________________________ when he tried to answer the trick question.
rarity
hoarded
chortled
bewilderment