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Primary 3 English Quiz - Vocabulary: Answer Key (Version 1)
Total Marks: 24
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# Primary 3 English Quiz - Vocabulary: Answer Key (Version 1)
**Total Marks:** 24
## Answer 1.
(2) exhausted — After running the whole race, Jia Wen was very tired and could hardly stand.
## Answer 2.
(3) fragile — Something fragile breaks easily, so the vase must be carried carefully.
## Answer 3.
(2) meteorologist — A meteorologist studies the weather and forecasts rain or sunshine.
## Answer 4.
(2) applause — Cheering and clapping from a crowd is loud applause.
## Answer 5.
(3) hushed — A hushed voice is quiet and soft, so the baby would not wake.
## Answer 6.
(3) happily — An adverb is needed to describe how the puppy wagged its tail.
## Answer 7.
(2) ran into — "Ran into" means met someone by chance while shopping at the mall.
## Answer 8.
(1) log — To sleep like a log means to sleep very deeply and soundly.
## Answer 9.
their — "There" is wrongly used for possession; the correct word is "their".
## Answer 10.
surprised — The correct spelling of "suprized" is "surprised".
## Answer 11.
wandered — They cycled slowly along the beach without a fixed path.
## Answer 12.
admired — They stopped to look with pleasure at the ships far out at sea.
## Answer 13.
gathered — Dark clouds came together overhead before the heavy rain fell.
## Answer 14.
shelter — A shaded shelter is a covered place giving protection from the rain.
## Answer 15.
delicious — The ice cream tasted wonderfully delicious after the long ride.
## Answer 16.
- (a) curious — C (wanting to find out and learn about things)
- (b) generous — D (happy to give and share with others)
- (c) patient — A (able to wait calmly without getting angry)
- (d) clumsy — B (always dropping things or bumping into things)
## Answer 17.
Gloomy does not belong. Gloomy means feeling sad and dull, while delighted, cheerful and joyful all describe feeling happy.
## Answer 18.
(1) furious - angry — Furious means extremely angry, so the two words have almost the same meaning.
## Answer 19.
- (a) fierce — The tiger roared and bared its sharp teeth, looking very fierce.
- (b) gentle — The rabbit nibbled softly from my hand, so it was very gentle.
## Answer 20.
Sample answer: The fireman bravely rushed into the burning building to save the trapped kitten. (Any correct sentence showing courage in facing danger or difficulty using "bravely" is acceptable.)