Vocabulary Quiz 3-2

What is the definition of the word 'conceited'?

• Having a neutral opinion of one's appearance

• Being extremely generous and selfless

• Having a humble opinion of one's abilities

• Having an excessively favorable opinion of one's abilities, appearance, etc.

Which word means 'causing or likely to cause an argument; controversial'?

• Peaceful

• Contentious

• Harmonious

• Agreeable

In which sentence is the word 'contented' used correctly?

• B. She was always contented with her grades.

• D. He contented with his grades.

Choose the best synonym for the word 'staid'. A. Exciting B. Dull C. Serious

• A. Thrilling

• D. Playful

• C

• B. Boring

What is the definition of the word 'deceitful'?

• Honest and trustworthy

• Not telling the truth; lying or misleading

• Open and transparent

• Sincere and genuine

In which sentence is the word 'impertinent' used correctly?

• D. The impertinent child always followed the rules.

• C. He was always impertinent and never polite.

• A. She asked an impertinent question.

Which word means 'not having the ability, qualification, or strength to perform a particular task or function'?

• Capable

• Incompetent

• Skilled

• Adept

Choose the best synonym for the word 'steadfast'.

• A. Unreliable

• B. tenacious

• D. Inconsistent

In which sentence is the word 'receptive' used correctly?

• D. The team was receptive to failure.

• C. They were receptive to viruses.

• A. He was always receptive to new ideas.

What is the definition of the word 'obstinate'?

• Indecisive and unsure of one's choices

• Flexibly adapting to new situations

• Stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or chosen course of action

• Easily persuaded to change one's opinion