The Outsiders- Week 3 Vocab

What does the word "belted" most likely mean in the sentence: "She belted out the national anthem with great enthusiasm."?

• Fastened securely

• Sang loudly

• Threw with force

• Wrapped tightly

Choose the sentence where "hesitation" is used correctly.

• He won the race without any hesitation.

• The cake was decorated with hesitation on top.

• After a brief hesitation, she decided to take the challenging path.

• The hesitation in the room was very loud.

What does "hollered" mean in the context: "The coach hollered instructions from the sidelines."?

• Whispered quietly

• Spoke softly

• Shouted loudly

• Laughed uncontrollably

In which sentence is "irresistibly" used correctly?

• The book was irresistibly heavy to lift.

• The charm of the small town was irresistibly appealing.

• She answered the question irresistibly.

• He ran irresistibly fast.

Choose the correct use of "nonchalantly" in a sentence.

• He nonchalantly solved the complex equation in seconds.

• The bird nonchalantly flew across the sky.

• She walked into the room nonchalantly, as if she had all the time in the world.

• The car nonchalantly sped down the road.

Which sentence correctly uses the word "opponents"?

• The chess player respected his opponents for their skill and strategy.

• She painted a beautiful picture of opponents.

• The recipe called for two cups of opponents.

• He carefully placed the opponents on the shelf.

What does "reputation" mean in the sentence: "The restaurant's reputation for having the best seafood in town made it very popular."?

• Menu

• Location

• Beliefs

• Public perception

Choose the sentence where "rumble" is used correctly.

• The rumble of the crowd could be heard from miles away.

• She decided to rumble her hair for a more casual look.

• The recipe required a rumble of eggs and milk.

• He carefully placed the rumble on the shelf.

In which sentence is "slinging" used correctly?

• She was slinging at the park on a sunny day.

• The chef was slinging ingredients into the pot.

• The book was slinging on the table.

• He was slinging his thoughts clearly.

What does "stricken" mean in the context: "The village was stricken by a severe drought."?

• Blessed

• Ignored

• Affected

• Amused