Title: Vocabulary Practice
1How Ben Franklin Stole the Lightning
2The coach ______ the team they could win, and
they did.
- convinced
- handy
- whirlwind
- mischief
3- convinced verb caused a person to believer or
do something
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5Riding the Ferris wheel makes me ______.
- whirlwind
- mischief
- hilarious
- dizzy
6- dizzy adjective having the feeling of
spinning and being about to fall
7Its amazing how many times a dictionary can come
in ______.
- nowadays
- independence
- convinced
- handy
8- handy adjective within reach, nearby, easy to
use come in handy
9. Keisha tells _______ jokes.
- handy
- whirlwind
- mischief
- hilarious
10- hilarious adjective very funny
11America gained its ________ from Great Britain.
- mischief
- independence
- dizzy
- nowadays
12- independence noun freedom from the control of
another or others
13The kittens were always getting into ________
when we werent home.
- predators
- dizzy
- mischief
- independence
Ben Franklin publisher of Poor Richards Almanac
14- mischief noun conduct that may seem playful
but causes harm or trouble
15People hardly ever write with typewriters
________.
- dizzy
- nowadays
- independence
- convinced
16- nowadays adverb in the present time
17She moved quickly about the apartment, packing
like a _______.
- independence
- convinced
- handy
- whirlwind
Ben Franklin at the France Court of King Louis XIV
18- whirlwind noun a whirling current of air that
moves forward with great force anything
resembling a whirlwind
19Words are Fun
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