Let’s go through each question one by one. We’re looking for the word that means the same as the description given.
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1. To greet someone in a friendly way when they arrive somewhere
Options: smile, welcome, accept, admit
→ “Welcome” is what you say or do when someone arrives — like “Welcome to our home!”
✔ Answer: welcome
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2. To do or perform again
Options: recite, repeat, revise, reward
→ “Repeat” means to do something again — like repeating a song or a task.
✔ Answer: repeat
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3. To describe similarities and differences
Options: combine, continue, compare, aid
→ When you look at how things are alike and different, you’re comparing them.
✔ Answer: compare
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4. To show or represent something in a work of art or painting
Options: depict, describe, reveal, release
→ Artists “depict” scenes — meaning they show them visually in their art.
✔ Answer: depict
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5. To speak or write in detail with clarity
Options: vague, confuse, explain, chatter
→ If you want to make something clear and detailed, you “explain” it.
✔ Answer: explain
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6. A passage made under the ground, through a hill or under the sea
Options: road, subway, tunnel, rails
→ A “tunnel” goes underground or through mountains — like train tunnels.
✔ Answer: tunnel
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7. Anything that breaks easily
Options: soft, fragile, hard, tough
→ “Fragile” means easy to break — like glass or thin porcelain.
✔ Answer: fragile
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8. On or into a bus, plane or car
Options: stay, aboard, enter, arrive
→ “Aboard” means on board — like getting aboard a ship or plane.
✔ Answer: aboard
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9. Shout loudly in angry, excitement or pain
Options: yell, cry, sneeze, laugh
→ “Yell” is shouting loud — whether you’re mad, excited, or hurt.
✔ Answer: yell
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10. Uncertain about something
Options: sure, doubt, clear, vague
→ If you’re not certain, you have “doubt” — you’re unsure.
✔ Answer: doubt
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Final Answer:
1. welcome
2. repeat
3. compare
4. depict
5. explain
6. tunnel
7. fragile
8. aboard
9. yell
10. doubt
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of vocabulary worksheet for 5th grade.
