6th Week 11

Elijah, Avery, and Lily are playing a word game. They came across a word that means 'having or showing a desire to cause harm to another person'. Can you guess which word they found?

• malicious

• malware

• malady

• malfunction

Imagine you're in a story. Zoe, Henry, and Aria are all characters. Which character would you describe as 'malicious' if they were acting in a 'harmful' way?

• kind

• neutral

• harmful

• helpful

Ava, William, and Avery are in a debate. Ava shouts, William sings, Avery whispers, and the audience laughs. Which of these sounds is an example of a cacophony?

• Ava's shouting

• William's singing

• Avery's whispering

• Audience's laughing

Ethan, Benjamin, and Scarlett are having a debate. Ethan thinks 'malware' is a software that helps a computer, Benjamin believes it's a software that is easy to use, and Scarlett argues it's a software that is free. However, one of them is correct that 'malware' is a software that causes harm to a computer. Can you guess who is correct?

• Ethan

• Benjamin

• Scarlett

• None of them

Aiden, Daniel, and Michael are having a debate about prefixes in English. They stumbled upon the prefix 'caco-'. Can you help them figure out what it means?

• good

• unusual

• bad

• normal

Rohan, Isla, and Abigail are having a debate about prefixes. They are stuck on the prefix 'mal-' and its relationship with the word 'formed'. Can you help them out?

• synonymous

• opposite

• similar

• unrelated

Imagine Benjamin, Nora, and Zoe are living in different societies. Which of these societies, based on the description, could be considered a dystopian society?

• Benjamin's society is happy

• Nora's society is peaceful

• Zoe's society is suffering

• All societies are just

Maya, Liam, and Emma are in a robotics club. They are trying to identify a robot that isn't working as expected. Which of the following words best describes this robot?

• working properly

• operating normally

• disrupting

• failing to function

William, Hannah, and Abigail are in a spaceship. Suddenly, their spaceship starts 'malfunctioning'. What does that mean?

• The spaceship is disrupting

• The spaceship is working properly

• The spaceship is failing to function

• The spaceship is operating normally

Grace, Charlotte, and Jackson are having a debate about the relationship between the prefix 'mal-' and the word 'nourished'. Can you help them settle the debate?

• opposite

• similar

• unrelated

• synonymous