Let’s go through each question one by one and find the word that matches the meaning.
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1. Something large.
We’re looking for a word that means “big” or “huge.”
- curious → means wanting to know something
- enormous → means very big
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- list → a group of items written down
- discover → to find something new
So,
enormous is the right choice.
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2. To find something.
We need a word that means “to locate” or “come across something.”
- charity → giving help or money to those in need
- invite → to ask someone to come somewhere
- discover → to find something (especially something new)
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- measure → to check size, weight, etc.
So,
discover fits best.
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3. To do something over and over again.
This means repeating an action.
- ignore → to pay no attention
- clam → a type of shellfish
- miserable → feeling very sad
- repeat → to do again
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So,
repeat is correct.
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4. To be sad or upset.
We want a word that describes feeling unhappy.
- miserable → feels very sad or uncomfortable
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- control → to manage or direct
- decide → to make a choice
- instead → used to show an alternative
So,
miserable is the match.
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5. Something that is not true.
We’re looking for a word that means “false” or “not real.”
- fade → to become less bright or strong
- false → not true
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- enable → to make possible
- engine → part of a machine that makes it move
So,
false is the right answer.
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Final Answer:
1. enormous
2. discover
3. repeat
4. miserable
5. false
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of vocabulary words worksheet.