Quizizz Lesson: RI 7.4-Review

Multiple Choice

What does "reserved" most likely mean in the sentence: "Despite the lively atmosphere, she remained reserved, speaking only when directly addressed."

• Openly expressive and eager to engage with everyone.

• A brief, passing mood that quickly dissipated.

• Restrained or reticent in expression or manner.

• Present but displaying minor, fleeting emotional reactions.

Multiple Choice

What does "transient" most likely mean in the sentence: "The electrical surge was transient, lasting only a few milliseconds before the system stabilized."

• Temporary or fleeting in duration.

• A permanent state that requires extensive intervention.

• Growing steadily and causing significant disruption.

• Present but displaying minimal, almost imperceptible effects.

Multiple Choice

The sudden surge in visitors created significant repercussions, impacting the town's infrastructure."

Question: Which of the following best describes BOTH the denotative and connotative meanings of the word "repercussions" in this sentence?

• Denotation: resulting effects; Connotation: far-reaching, negative consequences.

• Denotation: planned outcomes; Connotation: desirable, positive results.

• Denotation: minor adjustments; Connotation: negligible, temporary shifts.

• Denotation: initial changes; Connotation: neutral, short-term impacts.

Multiple Choice

"His offhand remark caused a maelstrom of controversy online."

Question: Which of the following best describes BOTH the denotative and connotative meanings of the word "maelstrom" in this sentence?

• Denotation: a planned announcement; Connotation: a structured and organized event.

• Denotation: a simple conversation; Connotation: a calm and peaceful exchange.

• Denotation: a powerful whirlpool; Connotation: a chaotic and turbulent situation.

• Denotation: a slight disturbance; Connotation: a minor and easily resolved issue.

Multiple Choice

"The news spread with surprising rapidity, leaving little time for preparation."

Question: Which of the following words would keep the meaning of the sentence if it replaced the word "rapidity" in the sentence?

• Accuracy: Being correct or precise.

• Intensity: Being strong or forceful.

• Speed: Moving or operating quickly.

• Complexity: Being intricate or difficult.

Multiple Choice

"The old house was known for its opulence, with rooms filled with gold and rich fabrics."

Question: Which of the following words is an antonym of "opulence" as used in the sentence?

• abundance: (a large quantity of something)

• poverty: (the state of being poor)

• extravagance: (excessive costliness)

• prosperity: (the state of being wealthy)