The Garden Of Abdul Gasazi Vocab Scoe
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This is a vocabulary selection test for The Garden of Abdul Gasazi. It is practice for the Reading First SCOE vocabulary test.
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- 1.<p>Part 1 – Antonyms</p><p>Read the sentence. Choose a word that means the opposite of the bold word.</p><p>The duck kept on flying, higher and higher until he disappeared in the clouds. </p>
- A.
Gone
- B.
Vanished
- C.
Appeared
- D.
Went away
- 2.<p>Part 1 – Antonyms</p> <p>Read the sentence. Choose a word that means the opposite of the bold word.</p><p>When Miss Hester came to the door Alan blurted out his incredible story.</p>
- A.
Unbelievable
- B.
Wonderful
- C.
Lovable
- D.
Believable
- 3.<p>Part 2 - Multiple Meaning</p><p>Read the sentence. Read and answer the question. Fill in the bubble next to you answer.</p> <p>Finally the dog gave up and fell asleep, exhausted.</p><p>In which sentence is the word exhausted used in the same way as the sentence above?</p>
- A.
Alan was exhausted after a day with so much excitement.
- B.
Alan exhausted all hope when he saw the duck disappear in the clouds.
- C.
Miss Hester’s car had a loud exhaust.
- 4.<p>Part 3 - Context Meaning</p><p>Read the sentence. Using context, choose a word or phrase that means the same, or about the same, as the bold word. Then fill in the bubble next to your choice.</p><p>He was convinced Fritz had come this way and had been captured.</p>
- A.
Possible
- B.
Believed
- C.
Cried
- D.
Stolen
- 5.<p>Part 3 - Context Meaning</p> <p>Read the sentence. Using context, choose a word or phrase that means the same, or about the same, as the bold word. Then fill in the bubble next to your choice.</p><p>“Fritz, stop you bad dog!” cried Alan, but the dog simply ignored him.</p>
- A.
Barked
- B.
Paid no attention
- C.
Listened carefully
- D.
Ran toward
- 6.<p>Part 3 - Context Meaning</p> <p>Read the sentence. Using context, choose a word or phrase that means the same, or about the same, as the bold word. Then fill in the bubble next to your choice.</p><p>Fritz gave a tremendous tug and snapped right out of his collar.</p>
- A.
Small
- B.
Pull
- C.
Powerful
- D.
Little
- 7.<p>Part 3 – Synonyms</p><p>Read the sentence Choose a word or phrase that means the same, or about the same, as the bold word.</p><p>There in front of him stood a truly awesome sight.</p>
- A.
Ugly
- B.
Horrible
- C.
Nice
- D.
Amazing
- 8.<p>Part 3 – Synonyms</p> <p>Read the sentence Choose a word or phrase that means the same, or about the same, as the bold word.</p><p>When Miss Hester came to the door Alan blurted out his incredible story. </p>
- A.
Whispered
- B.
Jumped
- C.
Said suddenly
- D.
Burped
- 9.<p>Part 3 – Synonyms</p> <p>Read the sentence Choose a word or phrase that means the same, or about the same, as the bold word.</p><p>Walking along they discovered a small white bridge on the side of the road. </p>
- A.
Found
- B.
Liked
- C.
Created
- D.
Played with
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