Part of Speech
Synonyms & Antonyms
Definitions
Fill in the Blank & Context Clues
Miscellaneous
100

Define the following: Noun, verb, adjective, adverb

Noun - A person, place or thing

Verb - an action

Adjective - describes a noun

Adverb - modifies/describes how an action occurs

100

Synonym for overflowing 

Teeming

100

To cause something to rise/begin: _______


Rouse  

100

Odysseus and his crew were running low on _________, forcing them to stop attempt to resupply.

Victuals - resupply

100

Spell the vocabulary word that goes along with the following definition: To predict a future event

F O R E T E L L 

200

What is the part of speech of these two words? Detain - Kindred 

Detain - verb

Kindred - adjective

200

Synonym for righteous & good 

Antonym for disrespect & disapproval 

Virtuous; Reverence

200

Impressively large in scale/degree: ______

Something that is helpful: _______

Prodigious ; boon

200

As Odysseus and his men approached the island, they decided to _________ the land for their supplies, knowing that capturing it would provide them with much-needed resources for their journey home.

Annex - Capturing

200

Pronounce victual correctly.

vi-tl - vi-tal

300

What is the part of speech of these four words? Usurp - Guile - Inclination - Sojourn

Usurp - Verb

Guile - Noun

Inclination - Noun

Sojourn - Verb

300

Synonym for meeting & discussion

Antonym for thriving & populated

Synonym for expertise & skill

Consultation; desolate; prowess

300

In a manner that is impressive, respected, and important: ________________

Advice or guidance: ______________

Featuring detailed, complex designs: ____________

Stately; counsel; ornate

300

Odysseus is often described as ________ due to his ability to make intelligent judgement calls. He also shows ___________ when being forced to think his way out of a tough situation. 

Shrewd - intelligent judgment calls

Guile - think his way out of a tough situation

300

Use usurp correctly in a sentence.

Various answers

400

How would you change this sentence in order to make it correct?

Odysseus was thralled by Calypso. 

Odysseus was a thrall of Calypso.

Odysseus was Calypso's thrall.

400

Synonym for foreshadow & predict

Antonym for tiny amount & few

Synonym for overtake & occupy

Antonym for idiotic & poor judgment

Foretell ; Profusion ; Usurp or Annex ; Shrewd

400

Define the following terms: Victual - Rampart - Conspicuous 

Victual - Food or provisions

Rampart - A defensive wall that protects something

Conspicuous - Purposefully noticeable and attracting attention

400

The ______ stars were bright enough for the crew to see at night. They rowed in __________ fashion; each man aligned perfectly with the one beside him. Some of the crew are related to one another; ______ spirits who nearly work as one. 

luminous - bright

harmonious - aligned perfectly

kindred - related ; work as one

400

Spell the vocabulary word that goes along with the following definition: Purposefully noticeable and attracting attention

C O N S P I C U O U S

500

How would you change this sentence in order to make it correct?

The king and queen consultationed on whether or not to help the stranger. Because they reverence Odysseus, they agreed to boon and send him home. 

Various answers

500

Synonym for decorated & complex

Antonym for dull & basic

Synonym for challenge & obstacle

Antonym for healthy & productive

Synonym bother & irritate 

Orante ; luminous ; tribulation ; malignant ; vex

500

Define the following terms: 

Harmonious - Counsel - Mutinous - Moor

To form a pleasant/productive combination

Advice or guidance

Refusing to obey orders from an authority

To secure a boat in place

500

Odysseus and his crew were ______ by the sea to their next location. They landed on the _______ of the island, and therefore had to travel inwards. The crew's natural ________ was to stay away from danger after their previous stop, but he drove them forward.

Borne - to their next location

Extremity - travel inwards

Inclination - natural

500

The cyclops stated about his ram, "take your stately way leading along the streams." Why does he use "stately" to describe the ram?

This ram was the "prize" ram as stated by the cyclops and Odysseus. This ram usually leads the others.