Vocabulary Quiz Lesson 43 - Week 1

Emma, Benjamin, and William were having a heated debate about a famous scientist. Despite his expertise, they all agreed that the scientist acknowledged he was (extrinsic, fallible, communal) and double-checked his findings. What do you think they agreed upon?

• extrinsic

• fallible

• communal

As Zoe, Hannah, and Olivia embarked on their imaginary journey to the moon, they marveled at the moon's surface as they reached the (betoken, coterie, apogee) of their adventure.

• betoken

• coterie

• apogee

Anika, Avery, and Aiden are having a debate. To strengthen his argument, Aiden needs to (communal, decelerate, cite) the source of his information. What should he do?

• communal

• decelerate

• cite

Imagine this: Kai, Jackson, and Rohan are villagers in a far-off land. They gather at the (coterie, communal, apogee) fire pit to share thrilling tales of their adventures. Which word best fits the scenario?

• coterie

• communal

• apogee

Imagine this: Charlotte, Benjamin, and Maya are at a poetry club meeting. The author they're discussing found inspiration in the (apogee, coterie, extemporaneous) of poets he met regularly. Can you guess what inspired him?

• apogee

• coterie

• extemporaneous

Imagine this: Liam, Harper, and Avery are having a thrilling race with their super-fast remote-controlled cars. Suddenly, a toy pedestrian crosses the track. Liam, who is leading the race, has to (decelerate, disapprobation, despairing) to avoid hitting the toy pedestrian. What did Liam do?

• decelerate

• disapprobation

• despairing

Despite the situation, Ava, Elijah, and Zoe held onto hope. Was the situation (disapprobation, apogee, despairing)?

• disapprobation

• apogee

• despairing

During a heated basketball match, Benjamin made a controversial decision. His decision was met with (despairing, disapprobation, betoken) from Rohan and Grace, who were part of the opposing team.

• despairing

• disapprobation

• betoken

During a surprise debate in class, Grace made some remarks. Michael and Abigail were taken aback by how insightful they were. Were her remarks (extemporaneous, betoken, cite)?

• extemporaneous

• betoken

• cite

Imagine Lily, Ethan, and Olivia are on a camping trip. Suddenly, the temperature drops. This sudden change (despaired, betokened, decelerated) the onset of winter. What do you think?

• despaired

• betokened

• decelerated