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5.3 Vocabulary Mastery: Synonyms, Antonyms, and  ...

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  • Which word belongs in the sentence? “It is best to _____ bullies.”
    assume
    ignore
    praise
    value
  • Which word best fits this sentence: “I don’t know for sure, but I _____ he is absent today.”
    compromise
    value
    insult
    assume
  • What is a synonym for “value”?
    forget
    dislike
    insult
    care about
  • What is the synonym for “ignore”?
    protect
    praise
    disregard
    notice
  • Which word means “silly or foolish”?
    ridiculous
    compromise
    existence
    assume
  • What does it mean to “insult” someone?
    To praise someone
    To say or do something mean
    To help someone
    To teach someone
  • What is the antonym of “existence”?
    life
    death
    growth
    health
  • Which word means “the state of living or being alive”?
    ridiculous
    compromise
    existence
    inconvenience
  • If something happens at a bad time and causes trouble, it is a(n) _____.
    insult
    existence
    value
    inconvenience
  • Which sentence uses “ignore” correctly?
    I ignore my birthday party.
    I ignore my teacher by listening closely.
    I ignore the loud noise and keep reading.
    I ignore my homework carefully.
  • Which sentence uses “ridiculous” correctly?
    The math test was ridiculous because it was easy.
    The clown shoes looked ridiculous.
    The teacher was ridiculous for helping students.
    The serious speech was ridiculous.
  • Which situation is an inconvenience?
    Finishing homework early
    Eating dinner
    Winning a prize
    Missing the bus to school
  • Which example shows a compromise?
    Two friends share the last slice of pizza
    A student ignores homework
    A dog wears sunglasses
    Someone yells at another person
  • What is the antonym of “ridiculous”?
    silly
    foolish
    serious
    crazy
  • If something is important to you, you _____ it.
    ignore
    value
    insult
    assume
  • What might you value?
    A loud argument
    A good friend
    An inconvenience
    A rude insult
  • Which word means “an agreement where both sides give something up”?
    ignore
    compromise
    insult
    value
  • Which word best matches this definition: “to think something is true without proof”?
    insult
    assume
    value
    compromise
  • Which is an antonym for “ignore”?
    forget
    notice
    disregard
    avoid
  • What does “assume” mean?
    To arrive late
    To laugh loudly
    To forget something
    To guess something is true