Vocabulary 2

Which of the following is an example of something being prolific?

• A small and insignificant amount
• A scarce and rare resource
• A large and significant achievement
• An abundant and plentiful harvest

What does it mean for something to have breadth?

• To be wide and thick
• To be narrow and thin
• To be tall and slender
• To be short and stubby

Which of the following is an example of something being vast?

• A unique and special castle
• An extremely large and spacious mansion
• An average and ordinary house
• A small and cramped apartment

Which of the following is an example of something having breadth?

• A tall and slender building
• A narrow and thin river
• A short and stubby pencil
• A wide and thick forest

What does it mean to say something is hitherto?

• Up to this time or point
• At this exact moment
• In the past
• In the future

Which of the following is an example of perceiving something?

• Ignoring a loud noise
• Creating a work of art
• Noticing a beautiful sunset
• Holding onto a secret

What does it mean for someone to be stalwart?

• To be strong and dependable
• To be weak and unreliable
• To be shy and timid
• To be mean and cruel

Which of the following is an example of something being teeming?

• A full and crowded market
• A loud and chaotic concert
• An empty and deserted beach
• A quiet and peaceful park

What does it mean for something to be teeming?

• To be loud and chaotic
• To be quiet and peaceful
• To be full and crowded
• To be empty and deserted

Which of the following is an example of an heir?

• A person who wins a lottery
• A person who donates to charity
• A person who starts a business
• A person who inherits a family fortune