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Wordly Wise Book 5 Lesson 6
Wordly Wise Book 5 Lesson 6
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Fifth grade vocabulary
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If you think I am being ____, just tell me to mind my own business.
grim
monstrous
agonizing
meddlesome
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to go up or increase in size or scope
escalate
catapult
translate
abolish
3
to hold and nourish a thought or feeling in the mind
harbor
translate
catapult
steadfast
4
Beyoncé and Jay Z's album suddenly ____ them to the top of the music charts.
catapulted
denounced
escalated
inflicted
5
to put into a different language
abolish
translate
denounce
inflict
6
The fire ____ severe damage on forestland and mountain areas.
translated
inflicted
roused
meddled
7
Most parents support a plan to ____ violence in movies.
escalate
abolish
inflict
character
8
to bring to an end; to do away with
grim
denounce
catapult
abolish
9
The sprained ankle caused him ____ for several weeks.
character
agony
harbor
loathing
10
We heard the ____ news that our class hamster was very sick.
grim
monstrous
meddlesome
steadfast
11
unchanging; steady; loyal
harbor
character
steadfast
escalate
12
The license plate contains six ____ and reads NKT605.
catapults
agony
characters
loathing
13
As housing prices gradually ____, many people will be unable to afford to buy a home.
catapult
escalate
abolish
rouse
14
Cruel; fierce
meddle
rouse
grim
denounce
15
Kelly cried and begged her parents not to carry out their ____ plan to move to another country.
meddlesome
grim
steadfast
monstrous
16
to awaken, to wake up
meddle
denounce
loathe
rouse
17
Martin Luther King Jr. ____ the American people with his 1963 speech at the Lincoln Memorial.
roused
inflicted
meddled
harbored
18
Try not to hold in or ____ anger against the person who stole your bike.
inflict
translate
harbor
loathe
19
to involve oneself in other people's affairs without being asked
rouse
denounce
meddle
inflict
20
The Little Prince, which was written in French, was ____ into English by a schoolteacher.
catapulted
abolished
denounced
translated
21
extremely large
character
monstrous
escalate
abolish
22
a machine used in ancient wars that threw objects with great force
harbor
monstrous
catapult
meddle
23
To speak out against something; to criticize
rouse
abolish
denounce
meddle
24
Nela and Grace remained ____ friends throughout their school years.
steadfast
monstrous
meddlesome
grim
25
Their ____ of cruelty to animals led them to set up a shelter for unwanted pets.
character
harbor
catapult
loathing
26
causing shock; horrible; wicked
abolish
agony
loathe
monstrous
27
Lori ____ Toni, who sat next to her, for cheating on the test.
denounced
harbored
escalated
translated
28
the qualities that make a person or place different or special?
agony
rouse
character
meddle
29
unpleasant; disturbing
denounce
grim
rouse
agony
30
to hate or dislike greatly
loathe
agony
denounce
grim
31
a letter or symbol used in writing or printing
harbor
character
steadfast
grim
32
a person in a story, movie, or play
inflict
character
escalate
catapult
33
to move or be moved suddenly and with great force
inflict
catapult
loathe
escalate
34
to stir up; to excite
harbor
inflict
meddle
rouse
35
a protected place along a seacoast where ships can find shelter
steadfast
abolish
harbor
meddle