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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Part 1 – AntonymsRead the sentence. Choose a word that means the opposite of the bold word.The duck kept on flying, higher and higher until he disappeared in the clouds. 
- A.
 
 Gone
- B.
 
 Vanished
- C.
 
 Appeared
- D.
 
 Went away
Correct Answer
C. Appeared
2.

Part 1 – Antonyms Read the sentence. Choose a word that means the opposite of the bold word.When Miss Hester came to the door Alan blurted out his incredible story.
- A.
 
 Unbelievable
- B.
 
 Wonderful
- C.
 
 Lovable
- D.
 
 Believable
Correct Answer
D. Believable
3.

Part 2 - Multiple MeaningRead the sentence. Read and answer the question. Fill in the bubble next to you answer. Finally the dog gave up and fell asleep, exhausted.In which sentence is the word exhausted used in the same way as the sentence above?
- 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.
Correct Answer
A. Alan was exhausted after a day with so much excitement.
4.

Part 3 - Context MeaningRead 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.He was convinced Fritz had come this way and had been captured.
- A.
 
 Possible
- B.
 
 Believed
- C.
 
 Cried
- D.
 
 Stolen
Correct Answer
B. Believed
5.

Part 3 - Context Meaning 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.“Fritz, stop you bad dog!” cried Alan, but the dog simply ignored him.
- A.
 
 Barked
- B.
 
 Paid no attention
- C.
 
 Listened carefully
- D.
 
 Ran toward
Correct Answer
B. Paid no attention
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Part 3 - Context Meaning 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.Fritz gave a tremendous tug and snapped right out of his collar.
- A.
 
 Small
- B.
 
 Pull
- C.
 
 Powerful
- D.
 
 Little
Correct Answer
C. Powerful
7.

Part 3 – SynonymsRead the sentence Choose a word or phrase that means the same, or about the same, as the bold word.There in front of him stood a truly awesome sight.
- A.
 
 Ugly
- B.
 
 Horrible
- C.
 
 Nice
- D.
 
 Amazing
Correct Answer
D. Amazing
8.

Part 3 – Synonyms Read the sentence Choose a word or phrase that means the same, or about the same, as the bold word.When Miss Hester came to the door Alan blurted out his incredible story. 
- A.
 
 Whispered
- B.
 
 Jumped
- C.
 
 Said suddenly
- D.
 
 Burped
Correct Answer
C. Said suddenly
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Part 3 – Synonyms Read the sentence Choose a word or phrase that means the same, or about the same, as the bold word.Walking along they discovered a small white bridge on the side of the road. 
- A.
 
 Found
- B.
 
 Liked
- C.
 
 Created
- D.
 
 Played with
Correct Answer
A. Found

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The Garden Of Abdul Gasazi Vocab Scoe

<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>

<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>

<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>

<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>

<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>

<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>

<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>

<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>

<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>