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Vocabulary Worksheets
by
Rachel Spack Koch
Intermediate level
Azar Grammar Series
:
Fundamentals of English Grammar
, 3rd edition
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Chapter 10—The Passive
1.
Reading: The Invention of the Potato Chip
2.
Vocabulary practice
3.
Reading: The Invention of the Popsicle
4.
Vocabulary practice
5.
Reading: Blue Jeans
6.
Vocabulary practice
7.
Vocabulary practice
8.
Vocabulary review
9.
Which word doesn’t belong?
10.
Word search game
Answer Key
Word List
Vocabulary Worksheets
Fundamentals of English Grammar, 3
rd
Third Edition
Chapter 10: The Passive
Worksheet 1.
Reading:
The Invention of the Potato Chip
Read the passage about how a food was invented. Then answer the questions below.
The Invention of the Potato Chip
The potato chip
was
invented
in 1853 by George Crum. Crum
was a Native American/African American chef at the Moon Lake
Lodge
resort
in Saratoga Springs, New York, USA.
At the time, French fried potatoes were popular all over the country.
Chef
Crum cooked French fries at the resort every night. One night a
diner
complained
that the fries were too
thick
. So Crum cut the potatoes
thinner
and fried them perfectly, but the customer was still unsatisfied and
grumpy
.
Crum was annoyed by this grumpy customer, and so he did something to
annoy him: he cut the potatoes very, very thin -- too thin to eat with a fork
–- and fried them. Surprisingly, the customer was
delighted
with the very
thin potatoes, and asked for
seconds
and even thirds! In this way, potato
chips were invented … and the rest is history.
Circle T if the statement is true or F if it is false according to the passage.
1.
T / F George Crum invented the potato chip.
2.
T / F The potato chip was invented about fifty years ago.
3.
T / F Crum worked at a hotel in Africa.
4.
T / F Crum had studied cooking in France.
5.
T / F Many people all over the country liked French fried potatoes.
6.
T / F One customer complained that the potatoes were too thick.
7.
T / F The customer who complained was very pleasant.
8. T / F George Crum worked for many years to develop the potato chip.
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Vocabulary Worksheets
Fundamentals of English Grammar, 3
rd
Third Edition
Chapter 10: The Passive
Worksheet 2.
Vocabulary practice
Complete each sentence with the correct word from the word pool.
chef
complained
delighted
diner
grumpy
invented
resort
seconds
thick
thin
1. Who _____________________________ the computer?
2. A place outside of the city where a lot of people go for vacation is a
_____________________________.
3. A person eating at a restaurant is a ______________________.
4. A professional cook is a _____________________________.
5. Kim didn’t like the food or service in the restaurant, and he
_____________________________ to the manager.
6. If someone is easily annoyed and unpleasant, they are
_____________________________.
7. If someone is very pleased and happy about something, they are
_____________________________.
8. When you ask for another portion of a food that you like, you ask for
_____________________________.
9. This big book has 1,209 pages. It is very
_____________________________.
10. This little book has only 21 pages. It’s a very
_____________________________
book.
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Vocabulary Worksheets
Fundamentals of English Grammar, 3
rd
Third Edition
Chapter 10: The Passive
Worksheet 3.
Reading:
The Invention of the Popsicle
Read the passage about how a food was invented. Then answer the questions.
The Invention of the Popsicle
The popsicle
was invented by an eleven-year-old child, Frank
Epperson, in 1905. Young Frank lived in San Francisco, California.
One cold night, he accidentally left a fruit drink in a cup on his
back porch. He had left a
stirrer
-– a small stick to stir with – in the drink.
When he found the drink in the morning, it was
frozen
! It was
solid
ice with
the
stick
in the middle. He took the frozen drink out of the cup and tasted it.
It was delicious! It was a new
treat
.
Epperson got a
patent
on his "frozen ice on a stick" many years later, in
1923. His frozen treat was originally called the Epsicle. The Epsicle was later
renamed the popsicle. Epperson also invented the
twin
popsicle (with two
sticks so it could be
shared
by two children), the Fudgsicle, the Creamsicle
and the Dreamsicle.
Answer the questions according to the information in the reading. Circle a. or b.
1. Who invented the popsicle?
a. A child who was eleven years
old
b. An engineer who was also an
inventor
4. What was in the cup outside of
the kitchen window?
a. Fruit
b. A fruit drink
2. When was the popsicle
invented?
a. About fifty years ago
b. About a hundred years ago
5. What happened to the liquid
during the night?
a. It spilled.
b. It froze.
3. Which statement is true?
a. The popsicle was invented out
of necessity.
b. The popsicle was invented by
accident.
6. What was the original popsicle
named?
a. The Epsicle
b. The Fudgsicle
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Vocabulary Worksheets
Fundamentals of English Grammar, 3
rd
Third Edition
Chapter 10: The Passive
Worksheet 4.
Vocabulary practice
Complete each sentence with the correct word from the word pool.
freeze
patent
share
solid
stick
stirred
treat
twin
1. The coffee was bitter, so I put some sugar in it and
_____________________________ it around in my
coffee with my spoon.
2.
Water will _____________________________ when it is at a
temperature of 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit).
3.
A small, narrow piece of wood is a ________________________.
4.
Water is liquid. Ice is the ____________________________ form of
water.
5.
Something special and wonderful that you have rarely is a
____________________________.
6.
Gil’s ____________________________ brother looks exactly like him.
7.
Roommates usually ____________________________ all the expenses.
8.
If you invent something that you want to produce and sell yourself, and
that nobody else is allowed to copy, you can get a special document
called a ____________________________.
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