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  • "I've told you that a million times." is an example of a...
    metaphor
    alliteration
    hyperbole
    simile
  • "I'm so hungry I could eat a horse" is an example of....
    personification
    alliteration
    hyperbole
    simile
  • No, you can’t take my dog for a walk—she’s down for the count after chasing cats all day. What does "down for the count" mean?
    Misbehaving
    Ready to go
    Tired, giving up
    Lost the race
  • The science fair needed IMPARTIAL judges: they had to have no biases towards any of the contestants so that it would be fair. Impartial means...
    expert
    wealthy
    open-minded
    negative
  • Grandma Marie loved to INDULGE her grandchildren whenever she was watching them, giving them all the things they were never allowed to have, like soda and greasy food. Indulge means...
    spoil
    starve
    humor
    ignore
  • Which of the following would be a credible source?
    Academic journal
    Wikipedia
    Unverified social media accounts
    Personal blog
  • "The trees danced in the breeze" is an example of...
    personification
    idiom
    alliteration
    hyperbole
  • Dogs that have been abused and neglected are often WARY around strangers. Eventually, however, they can learn to trust and love people again. Wary means...
    trusting
    cautious
    friendly
    sleepy
  • When Kim and Kia were fighting over a boy, Shana stepped in as a MEDIATOR. She sat them both down and got them talking to each other again. Mediator means:
    enemy
    peacemaker
    witness
    troublemaker
  • I have a SLIGHT idea about how to solve that math problem, but I'm not sure if it's right. Slight means...
    no idea
    bright
    great
    small
  • "Hey. Cut me some slack. I was really busy last week and forgot to call. I'm sorry!" What does "cut me some slack" mean?
    To not judge someone too harshly
    Call them again
    Be angry
    Cut someone's hair for them
  • "The old house groaned under the weight of the snow." is an example of....
    simile
    hyperbole
    personification
  • David hoped that nobody would know he was in the building. Apparently, he didn’t he realize that parking his new car in the driveway made his presence rather CONSPICUOUS. The word conspicuous means:
    important
    expensive
    unfortunate
    obvious
  • As Jamal ran towards the goal on the soccer field, he suddenly rolled his ankle and fell painfully to the ground. He GRIMACED, clutching his ankle in pain. Grimaced means....
    walked
    laughed
    smiled
    frowned/winced
  • The police determined his story was credible and he was not charged with the crime. What is a synonym for credible?
    Untrue, lies, made up
    Creative, sneaky
    Believable, true, convincing
  • The medicine alleviated the pain. What does alleviate mean?
    To make something better, to ease
    To make something worse
    To cause something to happen
  • To "Let the cat out of the bag" means...
    Give away a secret
    Hide a present
    Keep a secret
  • Mia was being very ANTAGONISTIC towards her sister. She kept picking fights with her. Antagonistic means...
    kind
    aggressive
    helpful
    silly
  • "You have cried wolf so many times that no one believes you when you're really hurt." What does it mean to cry wolf?
    To ask for help when you don't need it
    Get hurt
    Spend time outside with animals or nature
  • "My teacher is awesome! She is willing to go the extra mile for her students and stays late after school to help them understand their assignments." What does go the extra mile mean?
    Slack on responsibilities
    Make extra effort
    Do the bare minimum
    Go for a run with people
  • "Bad behavior will jeopardize my college scholarship." What does jeopardize mean?
    In danger of losing
    Support or help
    Make more expensive
    Make cheaper
  • If something is true for me, but not true for someone else, it is a/an....
    truth
    fact
    opinion
  • To "Add insult to injury" means...
    To make a bad situation worse
    Someone getting injured in a game
    Encourage someone
  • Francesca was not SENTIMENTAL about the old maple tree in the front yard. Although it had been important to her family to many generations, she had no trouble deciding to cut it down. Sentimental means...
    angry
    tired
    happy
    emotional
  • Tim was IRATE that they lost the game and was told to chill out. Irate means...
    great anger
    excitement
    sadness
    confusion
  • To ________ a situation means to make matters worse.
    limit
    exacerbate
    decompress
    alleviate
  • To "Let someone off the hook" means...
    Make someone pay
    To not hold someone responsible for something
    Go fishing with someone
  • to "Give someone the cold shoulder" means...
    Tell someone you are angry
    Greet someone
    Ignore someone
  • "Jamie is known for his short fuse; just a few days ago he screamed at his coach for not letting him play." What does short fuse mean?
    Being quiet
    Getting angry quickly
    Being the shortest on the team
    Slow to anger
  • If something is true for me, but not true for someone else, it is a/an....
    truth
    opinion
    fact
  • I like that store. The employees care about their customers and strive to make the customers feel right at home. Which word is a synonym of “strive”?
    try 
    complain
    fail
    clean
  • Which pair of words have similar meanings?
    hypothesis, true
    Hypothesis, guess
    Hypothesis, fact
    Hypothesis, credible
  • What does it mean if something "costs an arm and a leg?"
    It's very expensive
    It takes a lot of physical strength
    You have to sacrifice your health for something
  • "When my sister wore my favorite shirt without asking me, I was infuriated!" What is a synonym for infuriated?
    Sad, depressed
    Excited, anticipating
    Happy, joyful
    Angry, upset, mad
  • Someone who is ________ is not aware of or not concerned about what is happening around them.
    focused
    on task
    engaged
    oblivious
  • __________ means to collect a large number of things over a long period of time.
    accumulate
    investigate
    dismiss
  • Which word pair does NOT mean the same thing?
    Wonderful, phenomenal
    Terrific, wonderful
    Phenomenal, terrific
    Terrific, terrible
  • Which pair of words have similar meanings?
    Hypothesis, guess
    Hypothesis, credible
    hypothesis, true
    Hypothesis, fact
  • After constantly being prank-called, Julian decided to give Juan a taste of his own medicine and ordered twenty-seven pizzas to be delivered to Juan’s house. What does taste of his own medicine mean?
    Taking someone to the doctor
    Giving an exciting surprise
    Sharing medicine
    Experiencing the same bad treatment you gave someone else
  • Which of the following is NOT considered to be a credible source?
    Academic journal
    Government websites
    scholarly books
    Personal blog
  • "The dead flowers were begging for water." is an example of...
    hyperbole
    personification
    metaphor
  • "We'll cross that bridge when we come to it" means...
    Let's not talk about that problem right now
    Make a different decision
    Reconnect with nature
  • "Once in a blue moon" means...
    only at night
    Everday
    Rarely
  • If something is CREDIBLE, it is...
    unfamiliar, unknown
    brand new
    trustworthy, acceptable
    false, biased
  • Which word pair does NOT mean the same thing?
    Phenomenal, terrific
    Terrific, wonderful
    Terrific, terrible
    Wonderful, phenomenal
  • "You're the best thing since sliced bread" is an example of...
    personification
    simile
    idiom
  • __________ is a strong desire to do or to achieve something, typically requiring determination and hard work.
    disgust
    ambition
    apathy
  • If someone is "on thin ice" they are...
    IN good standing
    Making good decisions
    On probation; make another mistake + there will be trouble
  • What does someone mean if they say "pull yourself together?"
    Why are you upset
    Calm down
    Change your clothes
  • Sam felt ELATED when he found out he was going to Disney World. Elated means...
    thrilled
    disappointed
    tired
    annoyed
  • It is CRUCIAL to win the game if we want to make it to the next round. Crucial means...
    likely
    fun, enjoyable
    important, necessary
    relaxing, calm
  • Sean blew out the candles on his 13th birthday cake, thinking about all the changes that would take place in the next DECADE. He would graduate from high school before he knew it. Decade means...
    ten years
    one year
    three years
    hundred years