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  • Don’t exaggerate — the fish wasn’t the size of a shark! What does 'exaggerate' mean?
    To make something seem bigger or more than it is
    To measure exactly
    To shrink
    To describe quietly
  • The author’s vivid descriptions made the story come alive in our minds. What does 'vivid' mean?
    Confusing
    Dull
    Quiet
    Clear and full of life
  • The debate team practiced how to articulate their points clearly. What does 'articulate' mean?
    To mumble
    To express clearly
    To confuse
    To forget
  • The noise from the hallway began to subside after the bell rang. What does 'subside' mean?
    To echo
    To increase
    To start
    To go down or lessen
  • Don’t exaggerate — the fish wasn’t the size of a shark! What does 'exaggerate' mean?
    To shrink
    To measure exactly
    To describe quietly
    To make something seem bigger or more than it is
  • The library had to revoke Tyler’s card because he lost too many books. What does 'revoke' mean?
    To upgrade
    To renew
    To lend
    To take back
  • The old playground began to deteriorate after years without repairs. What does 'deteriorate' mean?
    To remain the same
    To improve
    To fall apart or get worse
    To grow stronger
  • Carlos set an ambitious goal — to learn three new languages before high school. What does 'ambitious' mean?
    Tired
    Having a strong desire to achieve
    Nervous
    Lazy
  • Copying 100 math problems felt tedious and boring. What does 'tedious' mean?
    Exciting
    Relaxing
    Quick
    Boring and repetitive
  • Her bright green hair made her conspicuous in the crowd. What does 'conspicuous' mean?
    Hidden
    Ordinary
    Easily noticed
    Hard to see
  • Sam was so focused on his game that he was oblivious to the teacher calling his name. What does 'oblivious' mean?
    Unaware
    Aware
    Excited
    Confused
  • The hikers had to endure freezing temperatures during their climb. What does 'endure' mean?
    To ignore
    To suffer through
    To enjoy
    To shorten
  • The ceremony will commence once the principal arrives. What does 'commence' mean?
    To pause
    To begin
    To end
    To improve
  • The benevolent neighbor always shoveled the sidewalks for elderly residents. What does 'benevolent' mean?
    Kind and generous
    Mean
    Selfish
    Tired
  • Mom became frantic when she couldn’t find her car keys and was late for work. What does 'frantic' mean?
    Calm
    Focused
    Wild with worry
    Confused
  • The detective came to inquire about the missing bike. What does 'inquire' mean?
    To accuse
    To hide
    To ask for information
    To describe
  • Buying a pet turtle without permission was an impulsive decision. What does 'impulsive' mean?
    Responsible
    Thoughtful
    Planned
    Sudden without thinking
  • The student council voted to abolish homework-free Fridays. What does 'abolish' mean?
    To increase
    To end or do away with
    To start
    To decorate
  • Mom became frantic when she couldn’t find her car keys and was late for work. What does 'frantic' mean?
    Wild with worry
    Confused
    Focused
    Calm
  • The castle walls were fortified with stone to protect against attack. What does 'fortify' mean?
    To paint
    To destroy
    To weaken
    To strengthen
  • The lake water was so frigid that everyone jumped out after only a few seconds. What does 'frigid' mean?
    Shallow
    Warm
    Calm
    Freezing cold
  • The author’s vivid descriptions made the story come alive in our minds. What does 'vivid' mean?
    Quiet
    Confusing
    Clear and full of life
    Dull
  • The castle walls were fortified with stone to protect against attack. What does 'fortify' mean?
    To destroy
    To weaken
    To strengthen
    To paint
  • The new student’s innovative idea for recycling impressed the science teacher. What does 'innovative' mean?
    Simple
    Repeated
    New and creative
    Boring
  • Buying a pet turtle without permission was an impulsive decision. What does 'impulsive' mean?
    Sudden without thinking
    Responsible
    Planned
    Thoughtful
  • Tripping in front of the whole class made Owen feel humiliated. What does 'humiliate' mean?
    Excited
    Proud
    Embarrassed or ashamed
    Angry
  • The ad tried to persuade people to buy sneakers by showing athletes wearing them. What does 'persuade' mean?
    To describe
    To copy
    To convince
    To explain
  • There was ample space in the gym for all the eighth graders to practice their dance routine. What does 'ample' mean?
    Narrow
    Confusing
    Not enough
    Plenty or more than enough
  • What does the word 'frigid' mean in the sentence: 'The lake water was so frigid that everyone jumped out after only a few seconds.'?
    Calm
    Freezing cold
    Shallow
    Warm
  • The principal decided to terminate the program after no one signed up. What does 'terminate' mean?
    To improve
    To begin
    To end
    To continue
  • The detective came to inquire about the missing bike. What does 'inquire' mean?
    To hide
    To accuse
    To ask for information
    To describe
  • The ad tried to persuade people to buy sneakers by showing athletes wearing them. What does 'persuade' mean?
    To convince
    To explain
    To describe
    To copy
  • The magician seemed to manipulate the cards with invisible strings. What does 'manipulate' mean?
    To watch
    To drop
    To ignore
    To skillfully control or handle
  • Each student was asked to contribute an idea for the class mural. What does 'contribute' mean?
    To argue
    To give or add something
    To take away
    To hide
  • He tried to conceal the surprise gift behind his back. What does 'conceal' mean?
    To give away
    To share
    To hide
    To show
  • What does 'commence' mean in the sentence: 'The ceremony will commence once the principal arrives.'?
    To end
    To pause
    To begin
    To improve
  • The gray sky and freezing wind made the picnic seem dismal. What does 'dismal' mean?
    Peaceful
    Exciting
    Gloomy and depressing
    Bright and happy
  • What does 'articulate' mean in: 'The debate team practiced how to articulate their points clearly.'?
    To mumble
    To forget
    To confuse
    To express clearly
  • The fundraiser brought in a substantial amount of money for the new playground. What does 'substantial' mean?
    Large or significant
    Imaginary
    Small
    Unimportant
  • The teacher asked students to evaluate each other’s projects before the final draft. What does 'evaluate' mean?
    To erase
    To judge or assess
    To copy
    To ignore
  • The noise from the hallway began to subside after the bell rang. What does 'subside' mean?
    To echo
    To increase
    To go down or lessen
    To start
  • The heavy rain began to hinder our progress up the mountain trail. What does 'hinder' mean?
    To help
    To measure
    To encourage
    To block or slow down
  • The commercial was so emotional it compelled people to donate money. What does 'compel' mean?
    To discourage
    To force or strongly encourage
    To ignore
    To distract
  • Copying 100 math problems felt tedious and boring. What does 'tedious' mean?
    Boring and repetitive
    Quick
    Exciting
    Relaxing
  • She showed courage even in the face of great adversity. What does 'adversity' mean?
    Opportunity
    Happiness
    Celebration
    Trouble or hardship
  • The teacher asked the class to refrain from using their phones during the movie. What does 'refrain' mean?
    To cheer
    To stop or avoid doing something
    To forget
    To sing loudly
  • She showed courage even in the face of great adversity. What does 'adversity' mean?
    Celebration
    Happiness
    Trouble or hardship
    Opportunity
  • The engineer’s precise measurements made sure the bridge was perfectly balanced. What does 'precise' mean?
    Quick
    Exact and accurate
    Careless
    Simple
  • Tripping in front of the whole class made Owen feel humiliated. What does 'humiliate' mean?
    Embarrassed or ashamed
    Proud
    Angry
    Excited