Test #7.
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Date:
Period:
Outsiders ch5:___/12 Pink Sheet Paragraph:___/5 Spelling
Crossword: ___/10
Warm Ups: 10/8: ____/10 10/9: ____/10 10/10: ____/10
Other Extra Credit:
Spelling. Do the ones you missed Tuesday.
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The ____ seems to be the most difficult form of dance. a) ballay
b) balley c) ballet d) baillet e) balay
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Will you teach me your painting ____? a) tecnique b) technique
c) teqnique d) technic e) techniche
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The long hike left us weak with _____. a) fatigue b) fateege
c) fateage d) fateegue e) fategue
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The young actor was nervous about his ____. a) dabue b)
debue c) debut d) debute e) debuy
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She is too tall to be called __. a) pettite b) petite
c) petitte d) pitite e) pitete
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An ___ boxer does not compete for money. a) amature b)
amatuer c) ameture d) amateur e) ameteur
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The bride carried a beautiful ____ of flowers. a) boukay
b) bouquet c) booquet d) bouket e) bouquay
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A ___ will relax those tight muscles. a) message
b) masage c) mesage d) massage e) massaj
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His ___ chair is hundreds of years old. a) antique b) anteek
c) anteeque d) anteque e) anteak
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The opposite of specific is ___ a) vaige b) vauge c) vaugue
d) vaigue e) NOTA
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Please sit still while I finish your __ . a) potrate b)
portait c) portrait d) portraite e) pourtrait
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The bus crawled along the crowded ___. a) boulevard b) boulavard
c) boulavarde d) boulevarde e) bolevard.
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Heavy rains filled the ____(s), like Lake Nacimiento. a) reservoire
b) reserver c) researvoir d) resevoir e) reservoir
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The storm blew ___ all over the yard. a) debrit b) debrise
c) debrite d) debris e) NOTA
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The dress ___ is having a sale. a) boutike b) bootique c) bouteke
d) boutique e) NOTA
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The view from the ___ is splendid. a) plato b) plateau
c) platteau d) plattoe e) platoe
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I have a ___ for a $1.99 pizza. a) qupon b) quepon c)
coupon d) quopon e) NOTA
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The train leaves the ___ at noon. a) depoe b) depote
c) deepot d) deepoe e) depot
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Our names were engraved on the _____ by the door. a) plack
b) plaque c) placque d) placke e) NOTA
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Ponyboy had experienced too much to be called innocent or __. a)
naive b) niave c) neive d) nieve e) NOTA
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The criminal's actions were caught by the store ____ camera. a) surveilance
b) surveillence c) surviellance d) surveillance e) NOTA
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It was just a ______ day; nothing special happened. a) rutine
b) routine c) routien d) rutiene e) routiene
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The singing _____ made beautiful music. a) onsomble b) enemble
c) ensamble d) enseamble e) NOTA
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The road construction created a _____. a) detoure b) deatour
c) deature d) detour e) deatoure
Vocabulary. Skip if exempt.
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Many rappers "sing" the praises of "bling" and _____ consumption.
a) conspicuous b) intricate c) obsolescence
d) indolent e) benign
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Much to her relief, the doctor said the tumor was ___. a) benign
b) indolent c) sullen d) obsolete e) intricate
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Ponyboy dreamed of a(n) _____ life in the country, away from the furious
pace of the city. a) sullen b) inconspicuous c) intricate
d) indolent e) unnerve
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Sending letters via “snail mail” is becoming more and more ____ as e-mail
becomes more and more popular. a) composure b) unnerve
c) benign d) obsolete e) sullen
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I tried to be as _____ as possible as I passed the note in class, but
Mr. Coward still caught me. a) sullen b) inconspicuous
c) intricate d) indolent e) unnerve
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After his mom grounded him, he sat in _____ silence, sneering at everyone
who walked by. a) composure b) sullen c) benign
d) conspicuous e) unnerve
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A sloth leads a very _____ life; sleeping and eating.
a) intricate b) indolent c) excruciating d) conspicuous
e) obsolete
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The tourist tried to blend in, but he was pretty _____ with all his maps
and cameras and such. a) sullen b) conspicuous c) excruciating
d) indolent e) unnerve
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Since he had practiced, when Joe read in front of the class, he had great
____. He was confident and it showed. a) excruciating
b) composure c) tentative d) sullen e) benign
Commas. Skip if exempt.
- After studying clowning in London, Edith became head of a clown training school in Akron, Ohio. a)
correctly punctuated b) incorrectly punctuated
- Elizabeth Kenny devised new more effective methods of treating Evil Clown Syndrome. a) Kenny, b) Kenny, new c) new, effective,
d) new, more, effective e) NOTA
- A lot of cake was served, during Cindy's wedding. a) correctly punctuated b) incorrectly punctuated
- Captain Queso the chief of police, directed traffic during the
president's visit. a) correctly punctuated b)
incorrectly punctuated
- With Shmarty's help dear readers the American Smartness Association was formed. a) help, b) readers, c) help, readers, d) Shmarty's, readers, e ) NOTA
- Training was based on apprenticeship and students learned from older
students. a) apprenticeship, b) apprenticeship, and, c) and, d) Ok as is.
- Florence Nightingale was a nurse hospital reformer and humanitarian.
a) Nightingale, b) nurse, hospital, reformer, c) reformer, d) hospital, e)
NOTA
- Early nursing education however had little or no
classroom preparation. This sentence contains an appositive. a) True b)
False
Husker Du?
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The chuck wagon, a rolling kitchen on wheels. a) Fragment b) Run-On c) Complete Sentence
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The characters in The Outsiders are so realistic, that we ______(ize)
with them and their problems. a) disquiet b) distraught
c) chastise d) empathy e) nurture
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The part of The Outsiders we are in now would be called the...
a)
exposition b) inciting incident c) rising action d) foreshadowing
e) NOTA
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Lightning flashed and stuck a nearby tree and house.
a) CS b) CV c) both d) neither
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The boyish-looking lumberjack ate a glazed doughnut and eggs for breakfast.
a) CS b) CV c) both d) neither
Outsiders. Open Book.
- Who stopped the greasers from jumping Cherry when she came by the
vacant lot? a) Dally b) Pony c) Soda d) Two-Bit
e) Darry
- What was his probable reason for this? a) He's secretly in
love with her. b) His previous experience talking to her told him
she wasn't like the other Socs. c) He was afraid of Soc
retaliation. d) It was the agreed deal before the big
rumble. e) NOTA
- How did Dally know about the church? a) He'd hidden there
before. b) All the older greaser knew about it. c) He used
to live in the country. d) A relative told him about it. e)
NOTA
- Which is one of the reasons Dally gave Johnny for not turning
himself in? a) Dally would get in trouble b) Johnny would
get the electric chair. c) He didn't want Johnny to end up like
him. d) The boys are worried about him e) His parents don't
care.
- When Johnny announces that he wants to turn himself in, Pony
disagrees, and wants to stay in the church because he's afraid.
a) True b) False
- What do we learn about Dally when he talks to Johnny about
jail? a) Dally is proud of his past. b) Dally is cold
and mean. c) Dally has jail savvy. d) Dally cares about
something. e) NOTA