Synonyms
Antonyms
Context Clues
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Definition
100

Give a synonym (a word with a similar meaning) for "accelerate."

"speed up" / "hurry" (for "accelerate")

100

Give an antonym (a word with the opposite meaning) of "seldom."

"often," "frequently"

100

It began to _____ as the wind picked up and the sky darkened." Which word fits best: accelerate, tempest, or portrait?

"tempest"(clues: wind picked up, sky darkened → storm)

100

Which vocabulary word best describes someone walking slowly and casually?

"saunter"

100

Define "brace"

"Brace: to get ready for something or to make something stronger."

200

Give a synonym for "confident."

"sure," "self-assured"

200

Give an antonym of "confident."

 "unsure," "nervous"

200

"He stood in the hangar beside the airplane, checking the engine." Which word is "hangar" and what clue tells you its meaning in the sentence?

 "beside the airplane" (a building for storing planes)

200

 Which word best describes a strong storm with high winds?

"tempest"

200

Define "hangar."

"Hangar: a large building where airplanes are stored."

300

Give a synonym for "rebel" (as a verb).

"defy," "resist"

300

Give an antonym of "restrict."

"allow," "permit"

300

"The townspeople cheered and shouted as the hero stroked his chin, feeling a warm glow of _____." Which vocabulary word fits: confident, exult, or restrain?

"exult" (clue: cheered, warm glow → celebrate)

300

Which word best describes a single performance by one person?

"solo"

300

Define "tempest."

"Tempest: a very strong storm with wind and rain."

400

Give a synonym for "saunter."

"stroll," "amble"

400

Give an antonym of "overthrow."

"support," "install"

400

"Because the club wanted to keep the game fair, they decided to _____ the number of players on each team." Which word fits: restrict, rebel, or saunter? What contextual clue points to the meaning?

"restrict" (clue: "keep the game fair" → limit number)

400

Which word best describes an artist's painted picture of a person's face?

"portrait"

400

Define "dictate" (include both)

(1) to say words so someone else can write them down; (2) to tell someone what to do."

500

Give a synonym for "exult."

"rejoice," "celebrate"

500

Give an antonym of "brace" (as in to prepare or steady).

"relax," "neglect"

500

"After the small group tried to _____ the unfair ruler, the town changed its laws." Which vocabulary word fits and what words in the sentence help you decide?

"overthrow" (clues: "tried to" and "unfair ruler" → remove from power)

500

Which word best describes something famous or worthy of attention?

"notable"
500

Define "exult" in one sentence

"Exult: to feel or show great joy and celebrate."

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