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List: Spelling - 5th Grade - Lesson 1
Vocabulary Test
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1. spinach - The word ' spinach' means?
a. n. a piece of work that needs to be done regularly
b. adj. having much high-spirited energy and movement; moving or proceeding or acting with
great speed
c. adj. fresh and invigorating; stiff and brittle
d. n. a widely grown plant with dark green leaves that are used as food
2. grasp - The word ' grasp' means?
a. n. a piece of work that needs to be done regularly
b. v. to understand; to take hold with the arms or hands; to take eagerly
c. n. the means or procedure for doing something
d. adj. having much high-spirited energy and movement; moving or proceeding or acting with
great speed
3. statue - The word ' statue' means?
a. n. a likeness -as of a person- sculptured or modeled or cast in a solid substance -as marbleb. n. a widely grown plant with dark green leaves that are used as food
c. v. to convey an idea indirectly; to put forward as one's choice for a wise or proper course of
action; to set before the mind for consideration
d. n. a device used to hide or protect
4. brisk - The word ' brisk' means?
a. v. to convey an idea indirectly; to put forward as one's choice for a wise or proper course of
action; to set before the mind for consideration
b. adj. having much high-spirited energy and movement; moving or proceeding or acting with
great speed
c. n. a likeness -as of a person- sculptured or modeled or cast in a solid substance -as marbled. n. a widely grown plant with dark green leaves that are used as food
5. skeleton - The word ' skeleton' means?
a. n. any of various black-and-white North American mammals related to the weasels that give off
a fluid with a sharp and unpleasant smell when threatene
b. n. a firm supporting or protecting structure or framework of a living thing
c. v. to convey an idea indirectly; to put forward as one's choice for a wise or proper course of
action; to set before the mind for consideration
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d. n. a piece of work that needs to be done regularly
6. boast - The word ' boast' means?
a. v. to convey an idea indirectly; to put forward as one's choice for a wise or proper course of
action; to set before the mind for consideration
b. v. to change so as to fit or conform or make suitable
c. n. a widely grown plant with dark green leaves that are used as food
d. v. to speak of with excessive pride or vanity of one's own abilities or possessions
7. skunk - The word ' skunk' means?
a. n. any of various black-and-white North American mammals related to the weasels that give off
a fluid with a sharp and unpleasant smell when threatene
b. n. a likeness -as of a person- sculptured or modeled or cast in a solid substance -as marblec. v. to understand; to take hold with the arms or hands; to take eagerly
d. v. to take a chance on; n. something that may cause injury or harm
8. skinny - The word ' skinny' means?
a. adj. having much high-spirited energy and movement; moving or proceeding or acting with
great speed
b. adj. fresh and invigorating; stiff and brittle
c. adj. very thin
d. n. a widely grown plant with dark green leaves that are used as food
9. style - The word ' style' means?
a. adj. having much high-spirited energy and movement; moving or proceeding or acting with
great speed
b. n. the means or procedure for doing something
c. n. a widely grown plant with dark green leaves that are used as food
d. v. to speak of with excessive pride or vanity of one's own abilities or possessions
10. adjust - The word ' adjust' means?
a. n. any of various black-and-white North American mammals related to the weasels that give off
a fluid with a sharp and unpleasant smell when threatene
b. v. to speak of with excessive pride or vanity of one's own abilities or possessions
c. v. to change so as to fit or conform or make suitable
d. n. a piece of work that needs to be done regularly
11. risk - The word ' risk' means?
a. n. any of various black-and-white North American mammals related to the weasels that give off
a fluid with a sharp and unpleasant smell when threatene
b. n. a device used to hide or protect
c. adj. fresh and invigorating; stiff and brittle
d. v. to take a chance on; n. something that may cause injury or harm
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12. screen - The word ' screen' means?
a. v. to change so as to fit or conform or make suitable
b. n. the means or procedure for doing something
c. n. any of various black-and-white North American mammals related to the weasels that give off
a fluid with a sharp and unpleasant smell when threatene
d. n. a device used to hide or protect
13. suggest - The word ' suggest' means?
a. n. any of various black-and-white North American mammals related to the weasels that give off
a fluid with a sharp and unpleasant smell when threatene
b. v. take into custody; n. the act of taking or holding under one's control by authority of law
c. v. to convey an idea indirectly; to put forward as one's choice for a wise or proper course of
action; to set before the mind for consideration
d. n. the means or procedure for doing something
14. arrest - The word ' arrest' means?
a. v. to convey an idea indirectly; to put forward as one's choice for a wise or proper course of
action; to set before the mind for consideration
b. n. a firm supporting or protecting structure or framework of a living thing
c. v. to understand; to take hold with the arms or hands; to take eagerly
d. v. take into custody; n. the act of taking or holding under one's control by authority of law
15. task - The word ' task' means?
a. n. a piece of work that needs to be done regularly
b. v. to understand; to take hold with the arms or hands; to take eagerly
c. adj. fresh and invigorating; stiff and brittle
d. v. to convey an idea indirectly; to put forward as one's choice for a wise or proper course of
action; to set before the mind for consideration
16. crisp - The word ' crisp' means?
a. adj. fresh and invigorating; stiff and brittle
b. n. the means or procedure for doing something
c. adj. very thin
d. n. a firm supporting or protecting structure or framework of a living thing
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