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Leonardo's Horse Vocabulary
Leonardo's Horse Vocabulary
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1
Working together on their books about horses, Wesley Dennis and Marguerite Henry _____ success.
achieved
angered
rivaled
depressed
2
Which statement expresses an opinion?
Marconi received the credit for inventing radio.
Tesla's partnership with Edison did not last long.
The electric lights at the World's Fair were beautiful.
3
The horse's yellow-brown coat was so rich and shiny it looked like it was made of _______.
bronze
gold
cannon
yellow
4
I want to study philosophy when I go to college. The Greek root
philo
means...
"fail"
"teach"
"wisdom"
"love"
5
The wild pony did not like being fenced in. It was happier in the ___ of the wide open fields.
midst
rival
architect
cannon
6
made, shaped, or done
depressed
achieved
bronze
fashioned
7
Amelia lost the spelling bee to her ________.
architect
midst
rival
philosopher
8
That movie came out on video in 1985. What does the word
video
mean?
a device that lets you see the movie
a device that lets you hear the movie
a device that lets you read the movie
9
Julia felt sad, or ____, when she had to leave the ranch at the end of the summer.
depressed
happy
fashioned
rivaled
10
Person who wants and tries to get the same thing as another or tries to do better than another.
rival
bronze
midst
architect
11
Which of the following words means "to look at something closely"?
inspect
spectacle
project
expert
12
The spectators became angry after the rain delay. The Latin root
spect
means...
"to observe"
"to sit"
"to run"
"to play"
13
A person who designs and makes plans for buildings.
achieved
rival
philospher
architect
14
The mountaintop was
visible
through the clouds. The Latin root
vis
, means...
"to disappear
"to see"
"to climb"
"to appear"
15
A big gun mounted on a base or wheels
cannon
rival
philosopher
achieved