Vocabulary Workshop Quiz
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7th Grade
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What is the opposite of gush?
trickle
renovate
germinate
disrupt
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Which word could be used to replace interminable?
short
uncomfortable
endless
fleeting
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
(1.)Between 1975 and 2003, some airline passengers were able to do something extraordinary. (2.)They could board a plane in New York and alight in London only three hours later. (3.)How was such a flight possible? (4.)These passengers paid thousands of dollars extra to fly the Concorde, a jet that dramatically cut down on a trip that, while not exactly interminable, normally lasted about six hours. (5.)The Concorde hurtled through the air at speeds that reached over 1,300 miles per hour, greatly exceeding those of normal jet airplanes. (6)Only 20 Concordes were built in all, and, sadly for people who loved the fast-flying planes, all were retired due to rising operating costs, among other reasons. (7)It is possible, however, that the planes’ glory does not exist only in the past. (8)Perhaps they offer a foretaste of the future as well, since there are projects underway to build new airplanes that would make superfast flights a possibility once again.
(1.)Between 1975 and 2003, some airline passengers were able to do something extraordinary. (2.)They could board a plane in New York and alight in London only three hours later. (3.)How was such a flight possible? (4.)These passengers paid thousands of dollars extra to fly the Concorde, a jet that dramatically cut down on a trip that, while not exactly interminable, normally lasted about six hours. (5.)The Concorde hurtled through the air at speeds that reached over 1,300 miles per hour, greatly exceeding those of normal jet airplanes. (6)Only 20 Concordes were built in all, and, sadly for people who loved the fast-flying planes, all were retired due to rising operating costs, among other reasons. (7)It is possible, however, that the planes’ glory does not exist only in the past. (8)Perhaps they offer a foretaste of the future as well, since there are projects underway to build new airplanes that would make superfast flights a possibility once again.
What does alight mean in sentence 2?
touch down
live temporarily
travel
take off
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
If a plane hurtled through the air, how did it move?
slowly
noiselessly
forcefully
unsteadily
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
(1.)Between 1975 and 2003, some airline passengers were able to do something extraordinary. (2.)They could board a plane in New York and alight in London only three hours later. (3.)How was such a flight possible? (4.)These passengers paid thousands of dollars extra to fly the Concorde, a jet that dramatically cut down on a trip that, while not exactly interminable, normally lasted about six hours. (5.)The Concorde hurtled through the air at speeds that reached over 1,300 miles per hour, greatly exceeding those of normal jet airplanes. (6)Only 20 Concordes were built in all, and, sadly for people who loved the fast-flying planes, all were retired due to rising operating costs, among other reasons. (7)It is possible, however, that the planes’ glory does not exist only in the past. (8)Perhaps they offer a foretaste of the future as well, since there are projects underway to build new airplanes that would make superfast flights a possibility once again.
(1.)Between 1975 and 2003, some airline passengers were able to do something extraordinary. (2.)They could board a plane in New York and alight in London only three hours later. (3.)How was such a flight possible? (4.)These passengers paid thousands of dollars extra to fly the Concorde, a jet that dramatically cut down on a trip that, while not exactly interminable, normally lasted about six hours. (5.)The Concorde hurtled through the air at speeds that reached over 1,300 miles per hour, greatly exceeding those of normal jet airplanes. (6)Only 20 Concordes were built in all, and, sadly for people who loved the fast-flying planes, all were retired due to rising operating costs, among other reasons. (7)It is possible, however, that the planes’ glory does not exist only in the past. (8)Perhaps they offer a foretaste of the future as well, since there are projects underway to build new airplanes that would make superfast flights a possibility once again.
What does foretaste mean in sentence 8?
explanation
preview
technology
memory
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What is another word for cease-fire?
dynasty
résumé
truce
insinuate
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What is a family that ruled over the British Empire known as?
dynasty
foretaste
truce
résumé
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