Quarter 2, Vocab Week 4 Quiz

Boost your vocabulary! Quiz on words like blunder, boycott, and ominous. Perfect for 7th graders.

I. Fill in the Blank gnarled- (adj) knobbly, rough and twisted especially with ageperspective- (noun) a way of regarding something; point of viewimpromptu- (adj) done without being planned, organized or rehearsedboisterous- (adj) noisy, energetic and cheerful; rowdy.ominous- (adj) giving impression that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen; threatening II. Matching blunder (noun) a careless mistake boycott (verb) to stop buying or using the goods or services of a certain company or country as a protest commence (verb) begin, start beacon (noun) a fire or light set up in a high place as a warning, signal or celebration burden (noun) a heavy load; (verb) to carry a heavy load III. Old Vocabulary unison- (noun) simultaneous action (happens together)perceive- (verb) becoming aware or understanding somethingawe- (noun) a feeling of respect mixed with fear or wonderbarren - (adj) bleak and lifeless or too poor to produce much vegetationbeneficial- (adj) resulting in good; favorable or advantageous 1. Which vocabulary word is this an example of? Accidentally spilling a cup of water, forgetting to turn your homework in, missing a layup, fumbling the ball. beacon boisterous blunder perspective 2. Examples of this vocabulary word are: people excitedly watching a football game, crowds watching the ball drop during New Year's Eve, students on the last day of school. boisterous unison commence impromptu 3. An example of this vocabulary word is: Refusing to buy Coca-Cola products because of how they add to pollution. ominous gnarled burden boycott 4. This is a non-example of what vocabulary word? Something light like a feather, or something easy like saying the alphabet. boisterous burden perspective impromptu 5. This is a non-example of what vocabulary word? blunder ominous gnarled commence