Copy of Copy of At-Home Reading Log

What does the word 'delicious' mean in the sentence: The cake was delicious and moist.

• disgusting and inedible

• very tasty or enjoyable to eat

• very bland and dry

• mediocre and tasteless

What does the word 'furious' mean in the sentence: The teacher was furious when the students didn't do their homework.

• very happy

• slightly annoyed

• extremely angry or enraged

• completely indifferent

What does the word 'abundant' mean in the sentence: The garden was filled with abundant flowers of various colors.

• scarce

• plentiful

• sparse

• limited

What does the word 'exhausted' mean in the sentence: After running a marathon, Sarah felt exhausted and could barely walk.

• rested

• extremely tired or fatigued

• refreshed

• energetic

What does the word 'drenched' mean in the sentence: The kids got drenched in the rain and had to change their clothes.

• completely soaked or wet

• slightly damp

• partially wet

• completely dry

What does the word 'vibrant' mean in the sentence: The painting had vibrant colors that caught everyone's attention.

• monotonous and drab

• dull, lifeless, and dim

• full of life, energy, and brightness

• bland and uninteresting

What does the word 'frustrated' mean in the sentence: John was frustrated because he couldn't solve the math problem.

• feeling angry or upset

• feeling annoyed or discouraged

• feeling satisfied or content

• feeling confused or uncertain

What does the word 'gigantic' mean in the sentence: The elephant was gigantic and towered over the other animals.

• tiny or small

• average or normal

• medium-sized or moderate

• very large or huge

What does the word 'isolated' mean in the sentence: The house was isolated and far away from any neighbors.

• separated

• adjacent

• crowded

• connected

What does the word 'fragile' mean in the sentence: The glass vase was fragile and could easily break.

• easily breakable or delicate

• unbreakable

• durable

• strong and sturdy