The Unbreakable Code Vocabulary Practice

Students walked down the ______ to the gymnasium. A. creased B. corridor C. shield D. reservation

Correct corridor – noun – a long passageway or hallway

Sorry, I don’t think So.  

I used a magazine as a ________ against the bright sunlight because I forgot my sunglasses A. sagged B. creased C. corridor D. shield

Correct shield – noun – a person or thing that protects against danger, injury or distress

Native Americans preserved their culture and traditions on the ______ where they lived. A. corridor B. shield C. reservation D. location

Correct reservation – noun – land set aside by a government for a special purpose, such as for Native American tribes to live on

The airplane flew by several times before spotting the ______ of the lost hikers. A. location B. invasion C. enlisted D. sagged

Correct location – noun – an exact position or place

When planning an ______, general must know where the enemy troops are stationed. A. shield B. reservation C. location D. invasion

Correct invasion – noun – the entering of an army into a region to conquer it

Nan’s brother _____ in the army after he graduated from high school. A. reservation B. location C. invasion D. enlisted

Correct enlisted – verb – joined the military voluntarily

The tent _______ from the rainwater that had collected on top. B. enlisted A. invasion C. sagged D. creased

Correct sagged – verb – drooped down in the middle from weight

My teacher would not accept my ______ book report because it was messy looking. A. enlisted B. sagged C. corridor D. creased

Correct creased – verb – characterized by lines or marked by wrinkling

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