The document provides 10 multiple choice questions testing vocabulary words related to their definitions. The questions cover words like erupt, decade, fracture, huddle, and spectator. Test takers must choose the word from each list of options that is closest in meaning to the given definition. The questions cover a range of vocabulary including words for actions like erupt and flail, time periods like decade, injuries like fracture, groups like huddle, and roles like spectator. Test takers must understand the definitions and discern the best matching word from the options provided for each question.

1. 1. Which word is closest in meaning to this 2. Which word is closest in meaning to this
definition? definition?
a. Crowd together Similar in appearance and character
b. Short conference likiness likeniss spictator
likenes frectora spectetor
optoinn decae decade
fracure spectator fracture
hudle huddle decadde
frecture likeness
hudde hehduhl dihkayd
opton option
3. Which word is closest in meaning to this 4. Which word is closest in meaning to this
definition? definition?
A close observer To happen suddenly
spectator besk spectatar errupt besk flil
likeness lieknuhs likenes flail fleol bask
likiness spectater bask erup fayl erupt
5. Which word is closest in meaning to this 6. Which word is closest in meaning to this
definition? definition?
Work to be complete To throw around fast
dacade tesk decede fracturi fracturre decadde
huduhl tisk decade frachur fracture decede
task huuhduhl hudde flial deade flail
dcade huddle decade flal flaill
7. Which word is closest in meaning to this 8. Which word is closest in meaning to this
definition?A period of 10 years. definition?To break
decede decade dicade eupt spectaator spectater
errupt erupt tesk fracture errupt frecture
eupt task erut fracturre uropt erupt
spectator
9. Which word is closest in meaning to this 10. Which word is closest in meaning to this
definition?a. Alternative action. b. Different definition?a. To get enjoyment fromb. Be
Choices exposed
likenes optoin likeniss frecture fayl besk
hudde lieknuhs option bak fracture flail
huduhl hohduhl optio bask flal flial
likeness huddle aption
11. Which word is closest in meaning to this
definition?To throw around fast
flail besk flia
flial decade fial
dicede bask decede
decde

2. Name: ____________________________
Date: _____________________________
Complete each sentence.
_______________ 1. The villagers were afraid the volcano would (bask, option, erupt) soon.
_______________ 2. I prefer (decade, bask, spectator) sports over participatory sports.
_______________ 3. The sculptor made a (bask, erupt, likeness) of my sister Stacy.
_______________ 4. Some volcanoes (erupt, huddle, likeness) violently.
_______________ 5. A photograph is a perfect (task, huddle, likeness) of someone.
_______________ 6. My (spectator, flail, task) is to empty the trash every day.
_______________ 7. A (task, likeness, decade) is a period of ten years.
_______________ 8. From 1990 to 2000 is a (spectator, huddle, decade) .
_______________ 9. His parents have been married for over a (fracture, flail, decade) .
_______________10. We have no (bask, erupt, option) but to leave this area.
_______________11. That picture is not a very good (option, task, likeness) of her.
_______________12. This is no easy (flail, option, task) .
_______________13. X-rays did not reveal a (huddle, spectator, fracture) .
_______________14. Her arms would (flail, decade, bask) in the water because she could not
swim.
_______________15. Jeannie finished her (likeness, task, erupt) first.

3. Name: _______________________
Date: ________________________
_______________ 1. We all got in a (task, huddle, flail) to discuss the answer to the trivia
question.
_______________ 2. The players went into a (decade, likeness, huddle) to plan the next play.
_______________ 3. Each person has a (task, option, fracture) to do.
_______________ 4. My uncle is just a (spectator, task, decade) on the tennis court.
_______________ 5. The freezing climbers began to (huddle, erupt, flail) to stay warm.
_______________ 6. On a cold and snowy day, staying inside is one (option, flail, spectator) .
_______________ 7. He has a bruised kneecap but no (fracture, task, bask) .
_______________ 8. I like playing games more than being just a (spectator, fracture,
option) .
_______________ 9. The boy's arm had a (likeness, fracture, option) from the fall.
_______________10. I was a (likeness, fracture, spectator) at the volleyball game.
_______________11. He thought he was drowning and began to (erupt, task, flail) in the
water.
_______________12. I lost my balance and began to (huddle, flail, spectator) to keep from
falling.
_______________13. The chocolate cake was one (decade, option, spectator) for dessert.

4. Name: _____________________________
Date: ______________________________
_______________ 1. The (spectator, likeness, option) who caught the ball was very excited.
_______________ 2. The volcano will (erupt, decade, option) any day.
_______________ 3. The fish begain to (fracture, flail, likeness) and flop around when it was
removed from the fish tank.
_______________ 4. Sharks, sometimes without warning, (spectator, bask, erupt) into a
feeding frenzy.
_______________ 5. Joey will (spectator, fracture, bask) in the sun at the beach.
_______________ 6. Devon was only a (huddle, task, spectator) at the golf tournment.
_______________ 7. Seals love to (option, likeness, bask) in the sun.
_______________ 8. The football players got in a (option, spectator, huddle) to discuss the
play.
_______________ 9. That picture is not a very good (flail, decade, likeness) of her.
_______________10. Your (fracture, erupt, task) is to empty the trash.