Vocabulary Question of the Day--4th

What does the idiom I saved the day mean in the poem?

• The speaker shares a lot of money with everyone.

• The speaker spends many days with the younger children.

• The speaker helps everyone have a good day.

• The speaker likes to help other students at school.

Which word is a SYNONYM for the word small, as used in the following sentence? I held the small dog in my arms as I petted it.

• big

• tiny

• large

• huge

Which word is a SYNONYM for the word buy, as used in the following sentence? I went to the store with my family to buy a new television.

• sell

• reject

• purchase

• market

Which word is a SYNONYM for the word front, as used in the following sentence? I waited at the front of the line to ride the rollercoaster.

• A. left

• B. beginning

• C. rear

• D. side

Which word is a SYNONYM for the word dirt, as used in the following sentence? I planted the seeds in the dirt.

• snow

• rain

• wind

• soil

Which word is a SYNONYM for the word happy, as used in the following sentence? I was happy to see my friends at school.

• angry

• unhappy

• cheerful

• sad

Which word is a SYNONYM for the word put, as used in the following sentence? Where did you put your jacket?

• remove

• place

• spend

• save

Which word is a SYNONYM for the word yell, as used in the following sentence? My brother had to yell my name across the house, so I could hear him.

• A) shout

• B) whisper

• C) soft

• D) mad

Which word is a SYNONYM for the word filthy, as used in the following sentence? The pig was filthy after it fell in the mud.

• clean

• spotless

• dirty

• tidy

Which word is a SYNONYM for the word full, as used in the following sentence? The car was full of people.

• hungry

• clear

• empty

• packed