Multiple
Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the
question.
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The classroom was
___________________ with joy upon realization that a Level 4 Promise was created. a. | eminent | c. | replete | b. | steeped | d. | indiscriminate | | | | |
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Josh, the __________author of a
dynamic math story, received an English Award at the recent Character Assembly. a. | voracious | c. | eminent | b. | steeped | d. | indiscriminate | | | | |
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After dancing, the exuberant
Suraj easily downed a 5 pound burger! What word would best describe his
appetite? a. | voracious | c. | steeped | b. | indiscriminate | d. | replete | | | | |
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To “eat humble pie”
means to... a. | Eat humble pie | c. | to admit your error and apologize
profusely | b. | to admit your error and move on with
life | d. | to eat a pie and die. | | | | |
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What is the correct way to
pronounce “indiscriminate”? a. | indis-crimi-nate | c. | in-dis-crim-e-nit | b. | in-discri-minate | d. | in-dis-crim-a-nate | | | | |
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Mr. Sarkar was sure to
___________________ as to the success that students will have crafting Level 4 structured
paragraphs. a. | abound | c. | prognosticate | b. | indiscriminate | d. | automaton | | | | |
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Soon, even Mr. Sarkar,
pedagogical giant, may be replaced by a self-sufficient __________. a. | robot | c. | automaton | b. | younger
teacher | d. | Apple iMac Intel Dual Core. | | | | |
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Justin frolicked joyfully
through the tall grass, _________________ with utter glee. a. | abounding | c. | technology | b. | matron | d. | automaton | | | | |
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A “pig in a poke”
is... a. | a product that you buy and no longer need | c. | an item that is purchased and then you try
to return it and yeah... | b. | when you poke a pig with a sharp pointed
stick. | d. | an item you purchase without having seen; a disappointment | | | | |
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What word list contains two
misspelled words? a. | paradox, realm, annals, compound,
tinge | c. | paridox, realm, annals, compound, tenge | b. | paradox, realm, anals, compond, ting | d. | piridox, realm, annals, compound,
tinge | | | | |
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Her gloom was now __________by
the failing mark on his geometry test. a. | paradoxical | c. | compounded | b. | annals | d. | tinged | | | | |
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If you are having trouble in
picking the right definitions, it may be best ______________________. a. | to leave them until you learn their correct
definitions | c. | go fish for wild Pacific salmon. | b. | run and panic - embracing fate. | d. | not to do them in the order
given. | | | | |
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What does the word
“tinge” mean? a. | to increase or add
to | c. | to eat sparingly | b. | to select in small
portions | d. | a trace, smattering or slight degree | | | | |
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A “flash in the
pan” means to what? a. | Promising to start but then disappointing
people because you never fini... | c. | Joining a baseball league when you should have remained a part of the
National Push-Up Club | b. | Overcook scramble
eggs. | d. | I have no idea. | | | | |
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The cruel, but ever forgiving
Mr. Sarkar, never the one to self-efface, would never allow his illustrious students to enter the
_____________ of despair. He’s a funny guy! a. | realm | c. | world | b. | annals | d. | classroom | | | | |
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