Vocabulary 1
The word afraid means…
A. You think something is easy.
B. You feel free to be in the wild.
C. You think something bad will happen.
D. You feel happy about what will happen.
C. You think something bad will happen.
What does the word arrive mean?
A. To like a place.
B. To leave a place.
C. To get to a place.
D. To know a place.
C. To get to a place.
The word calm means…
A. bored with most things.
B. worried about everything.
C. doing something difficult.
D. not worried about anything.
D. not worried about anything.
What is a stanza?
A. A line.
B. A group of lines.
C. One sentence.
D. A story.
B. A group of lines.
I put my glass of water __________ the table.
A. in
B. on
C. next to
B. on
Brave people do something that is…
A. Easy or simple.
B. Calm and quiet.
C. Painful or tiring.
D. Difficult or scary.
D. Difficult or scary.
The word ___ means to do something special for an important event.
A. celebrate
B. discuss
C. try
D. protect
A. celebrate
When you catch something, what are you doing?
A. Moving something up into the air.
B. Stopping something and not letting it go.
C. Putting something away and keeping it safe.
D. Turning something to move it to a new place.
B. Stopping something and not letting it go.
I wait on the stage.
I stand very tall.
The curtain goes up
and then I feel small.
It’s not easy to sing
in front of a crowd.
I feel so afraid
but I want to be proud.
Now I am brave.
I sing loud and strong.
I am proud of my voice
and proud of my song.
I finish my song.
I know it sounds great.
The crowd claps and cheers.
They all celebrate!
Each stanza in the poem “Singing on Stage” has _____ lines.
A. two
B. three
C. four
D. five
C. four
I put my notebook ___________ my backpack to take it home.
A. in
B. on
C. next to
A. in
Racing cars around a fast track is a _____ sport.
A. calm
B. dangerous
C. simple
D. safe
B. dangerous
When do people cheer?
A. When they are calm.
B. When they are tired.
C. When they are happy.
D. When they are scared.
C. When they are happy.
The word _____________ means someone who does something brave.
A. friend
B. hero
C. visitor
D. nature
B. hero
I finish my song.
I know it sounds great.
The crowd claps and cheers.
They all celebrate!
What happens in this stanza of the poem? What is the maid idea?
A. The singer picks a song to sing.
B. The singer feels afraid on the stage.
C. The singer stands on an empty stage.
D. The singer finishes and the crowd cheers.
D. The singer finishes and the crowd cheers.
After class, I go to the bus stop __________ the school.
A. in
B. on
C. next to
C. next to
The word _____ means nothing can hurt you.
A. difficult
B. safe
C. scary
D. wild
B. safe
The park is _____ because it is not close to our home.
A. far
B. large
C. near
D. dangerous
A. far
What can you find in nature? Choose two answers.
A. doors
B. trees
C. chairs
D. stairs
E. flowers
B. trees
E. flowers
Every day is different for paramedics. They respond at any time of day or night. Some paramedics start their days very early when it is still dark outside. Others work all night. When someone calls for help, paramedics are ready. They get into an ambulance. The sirens are loud as they race to the emergency location. After paramedics arrive, they help the hurt person. In an emergency, people are often afraid. Paramedics sometimes talk in quiet voices. This helps people feel calm.
What do the details in the paragraph help you visualize? What is the main idea?
A. the way a bandage feels on your skin
B. the places where emergencies happen
C. the tools paramedics use to do their jobs
D. the sounds people hear in an emergency
D. the sounds people hear in an emergency
Which sentence uses the words there is correctly?
A. There is rocks.
B. There is waves.
C. There is shells.
D. There is a beach.
D. There is a beach.
A _____ animal lives free.
A. brave
B. safe
C. wild
D. calm
C. wild
What does the word lift mean?
A. To get to a place.
B. To turn something.
C. To move something into the air.
D. To put something on the ground.
C. To move something into the air.
What happens when you protect something?
A. You keep it safe.
B. You wear it for fun.
C. You give it to someone.
D. You carry it somewhere.
A. You keep it safe.
Paramedics take care of people with many kinds of injuries. They put bandages on cuts. They put splints on broken legs. They help people breathe. Paramedics lift the hurt person into the ambulance. The ambulance rushes to the hospital. Paramedics want to get people to a doctor quickly and safely. Paramedics tell the doctor about the problem. They usually make this phone call during the ambulance trip.
What do the details in the paragraph help you visualize? What is the main idea?
A. how paramedics help people
B. how paramedics begin their day
C. how paramedics learn to do their jobs
D. how paramedics travel to emergencies
A. how paramedics help people
Which sentence uses the words there are correctly?
A. There are one big elephant.
B. There are snakes at the zoo.
C. There are a small, gray wolf.
D. There are a bird called an eagle.
B. There are snakes at the zoo.