The One and Only Ivan, Week 1 (Vocab and Comprehension)

Choose the sentence that uses the word 'amid' correctly.

• I ate my sandwich amid the sandwich.

• Amid the noise, she found it hard to concentrate on her homework.

• The cat is amid to jump on the counter.

• He decided to amid his plans for the weekend.

What does the word 'domain' mean?

• A loud, chaotic situation

• A type of medieval weapon

• An area of territory owned or controlled by a ruler or government

• A small, furry animal

Use the word 'frantic' in a sentence.

• The sky was very frantic today.

• I had a very frantic breakfast.

• The mother was frantic when she couldn't find her child in the store.

• We decided to plant some frantic in the garden.

What does the word 'vast' mean?

• Extremely small

• Of very great extent or quantity; immense

• Very fast

• A type of vase

Choose the sentence that uses the word 'unkempt' correctly.

• The room was clean and unkempt.

• She brushed her hair until it was unkempt.

• His unkempt appearance made a bad impression at the interview.

• The flowers in the garden were very unkempt.

Use the word 'ponder' in a sentence.

• I will ponder to the store later.

• She took a moment to ponder the math problem before answering.

• The pond was full of ponder.

• He decided to take a ponder around the block.

What does the word 'scurry' mean?

• To laugh loudly

• To cook something at a low temperature

• To move hurriedly with short quick steps

• A type of curry dish

Choose the sentence that uses the word 'crimson' correctly.

• The test was really crimson.

• She wore a beautiful crimson dress to the party.

• I would like a slice of crimson on my sandwich.

• The book I read was very crimson.

What does the word 'amid' mean?

• Surrounded by; in the middle of

• To add flavor to food

• A type of gemstone

• To move in a spiral pattern

Use the word 'vast' in a sentence.

• The ocean is vast and full of mysteries.

• She ran vast to catch the bus.

• The recipe called for a vast of sugar.

• The cat vast its tail back and forth.