AV W2 Practice Game #2

Match each AV W2 term with its correct part or parts of speech.

• adjective

• oligarchy

• adjective and adverb

• homogeneous

• noun

• incognito

Match the following W2 AV terms with their definitions.

• the fact of being too proud

• hurbris

• a significant change in appearance, character, condition, or function; a transformation

• nihilism

• the belief that life has no meaning or purpose and that religious and moral principles have no value

• loquacious

• very talkative

• jejune

• not interesting; dull

• metamorphosis

Match the following AV W2 terms with their visuals.

• incognito

• 
• oligarchy

• 
• metamorphosis

• 
• jejune

• 
• homogeneous

• 

What is the part of speech for the W2 AV term jejune?

• noun

• adjective

• verb

• adverb

Which of the following means, "sad and mournful--especially to an exaggerated or ridiculous degree?"

• hubris

• lugubrious

• kinetic

• loquacious

The soccer player became a star because of his ​ (a)   abilities: sprinting, kicking, and defending. On the field, he was ​ (b)   ​, talking to and distracting his opponents. However, he became too arrogant and began exhibiting ​ (c)   . As a result, he received red cards and was removed from games, creating ​ (d)   feelings of sorrow and sadness. He was later cut from the team, and embraced ​ (e)   , thinking there was no point to life. Thankfully, in the end, he realized his mistakes and reapplied himself to get back to where he previously was.

• kinetic
• loquacious
• hubris
• lugubrious
• nihilism

Having hubris is a ​ (a)   trait.

• bad
• wonderful
• neutral
• good

Someone who is loquacious is very ​ (a)   .

• talkative
• quiet
• angry
• young
• old

Sonic is what kind of video game character?

• loquacious

• lugubrious

• kinetic

As a result of having ___, this football player did not score the touchdown he should have.

• metamorphosis

• nihilism

• oligarchy

• hubris