Vocabulary Quiz (4NA St Gabriel)

what does 'unsolicited' mean?

• not asked for; given or done voluntarily.

• A state of being where you are constantly surrounded by people, without ever asking for their company.

• something does not fit properly due to being unsolicitedly forced into a space where it doesn't belong.

• a dog licks your shoes without your consent, making them dirty and licked.

what does 'frenzy' mean?

• a challenging and exciting experience.

• To transform an object or substance into a frenzied state, usually by exposing it to high levels of energy or pressure.

• a violent mental or emotional agitation. : intense usually wild and often disorderly compulsive or agitated activity

• food cooked quickly over high heat, resulting in a frenzied sizzling sound and a delicious, crispy texture.

Which sentence uses the word 'frenzy' correctly?

• The teacher's loud voice caused a frenzy in the classroom.

• The Black Friday sale caused a frenzy among shoppers, who rushed into the store to grab the discounted items.

• I frenzied up my coffee this morning with some hot sauce.

• Frenzy is a type of pasta commonly eaten in Italy.

complete a sentence that uses this phrase correctly '_________________, fear ran its cold steely fingers down my spine'

What does 'glorious' mean?

• a situation or event that is bitter yet sweet.

• a feeling of deep happiness.

• having, worthy of, or bringing fame or admiration.

• to be extremely lucky and fortunate.

Write a sentence that uses the word 'glorious' correctly

which word has the same meaning as the word 'yearned'? (select all that apply)

• craved

• made

• longed

• soared

Which word uses 'painstakingly' correctly?

• I painstakingly finished that task in just a few minutes.

• They painstakingly skipped their morning routine and went straight to work

• She painstakingly destroyed the cake with a hammer.

• I painstakingly decorated every single slice of cake for the event.

Use 'painstakingly' as an adverb in a sentence correctly.

She is a 'force to be reckoned with'. What does this phrase mean with context to the sentence?

• A situation that is easy to manage and requires no effort.

• a powerful person or thing that must be taken seriously when being faced or dealt with.

• A person who is liked by everyone and has no influence.

• A person who is weak and easily defeated.