Vocabulary Quiz: Across The Wide Dark Sea By Jean Van Leeuwen

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    Part 3- Context Meaning- Read the sentence. Using context clues, choose a word or phrase that means the same, or about the same, as the underlined word. Then fill in the bubble next to your choice.          5. We were off on a journey to an unknown land.

    • Trip
    • Book
    • Flying monkey
    • Dream
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Have you ever read, "Across the Wide Dark Sea," by Jean Van Leeuwen? How well do you know your vocabulary? What does the word weary mean, and how is it used in a sentence? Have you ever contemplated the fact that the opposite of die is survived? Did you know that two of the same words can have multiple meanings? Take this quiz and get ready to learn!

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    Part 3- Context Meaning- Read the sentence. Using context clues, choose a word or phrase that means the same, or about the same, as the underlined word. Then fill in the bubble next to your choice.          7. The small party set out daily looking for the right place to build our settlement.

    • Potato farm

    • Apartment

    • Playground

    • Small community

    Correct Answer
    A. Small community
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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 underlined word.         9. The men took turns standing guard, ready to help defend us from attack.

    • Dig ditches

    • Protect

    • Copy

    • Leaving in a helpless position

    Correct Answer
    A. Protect
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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 underlined word.         8. Water, seeping in from above, put out my mother’s cooking fire.

    • Pouring

    • Dancing

    • Slowly leaking

    • Leaping

    Correct Answer
    A. Slowly leaking
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    Part 2- Multiple Meaning- Read the sentence. Read and answer the question. Fill in the bubble next to your answer. 4. I stood close to my father as the anchor was pulled dripping from the sea. In which sentence is the word anchor used in the same way as the sentence above?

    • The ship anchored in the bay.

    • I will anchor our tent into the ground with metal pegs.

    • I helped the sailors drop the anchor off our ship.

    Correct Answer
    A. I helped the sailors drop the anchor off our ship.
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    Part 1– Antonyms- Read the sentence. Choose a word that means the opposite of the underlined word.          Could we survive another storm on this boat?

    • Stay alive

    • Die; not make it

    • Catch

    • Float

    Correct Answer
    A. Die; not make it
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    Part 3- Context Meaning- Read the sentence. Using context clues, choose a word or phrase that means the same, or about the same, as the underlined word. Then fill in the bubble next to your choice.          6. During the storm, a man was swept overboard. He reached out with desperate hands and caught hold of the rope to be pulled in.

    • Goofy

    • Driven by great need

    • Green and scaly

    • Unexpected

    Correct Answer
    A. Driven by great need
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    Part 1– Antonyms- Read the sentence. Choose a word that means the opposite of the underlined word.           Day after day the men worked until they were so weary they fell asleep before dinner.

    • Full of energy

    • Happy

    • Tired out

    • Grateful

    Correct Answer
    A. Full of energy
  • 9. 

    Part 1– Antonyms- Read the sentence. Choose a word that means the opposite of the underlined word.          Our space below deck was so cramped that we could scarcely stretch out to sleep.

    • Having no people living there

    • Crowded

    • Spacious

    • Cold

    Correct Answer
    A. Spacious

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