Lesson 1 Words to Go Quiz Questions Flashcards
If you are “up a creek without a paddle,” you’re in a ___________.
Predicament
Someone who believes in “waste no, want not” is _________.
Frugal
If you make a situation “go from bad to worse,” you _______ it.
Aggravate
Something that is “big as a house” or “jumbo” is _________.
Immense
A task that is an “uphill battle” or “easier said than done” is _________.
Laborious
When a group of people “see eye to eye,” their decision is __________.
Unanimous
If you “get it,” “catch on,” or “see the light,” you ________ it.
Comprehend
If you “poke fun” at something or “look down at your nose,” you ________.
Scoff
If you “hang in there” and “stick it out,” you will _________.
Endure
If something is “no big deal” or “makes no difference,” it is _______.
Trivial
If a team unanimously decides to buy new uniforms, how many people vote no?
None
Which kind of track event requires the most endurance?
A. high jump
B. 2 mile race
C. 50 meter sprint
B. 2 mile race
Which words would probably be spoken by a cowering person?
A. “Oh yeah?”
B. “I can’t wait!”
C. “Don’t Hurt Me!”
C. Don’t Hurt Me
Who are most likely to behave maliciously toward each other?
A. friends
B. enemies
C. co-workers
B. Enemies
If you are insufficiently fed, how do you feel?
A. stuffed
B. Hungry
C. Comfortable
B. Hungry
What would you be most likely to think of as an aggravation?
A. constant itch
B. burning house
C. a birthday cake
A. constant itch
Which of these things is supposed to measure comprehension?
A. yardstick
B. bathroom scale
C. a classroom test
C. a classroom test
What does the saying “a penny saved is a penny earned” encourage people to be?
Frugal
What are you in when your boat springs a leak a long way from the shore?
Predicament
What do the two sides involved in a feud usually feel toward each other?
Malice