Vocabulary Practice Lessons 1 and 2

Let's dive into the world of words! Can you guess what the word "affection" really means?

• The highest rank or position

• A feeling of fondness

• To hold tightly

• Being poor

Can you spot the meaning of "conspicuous" in this lineup?

• To unite into a whole

• Easy to see, in plain sight

• A base or support for something to stand on

• To ask or make a request

🌟 Pop Quiz Time! 🌟 Which word is the star of the show when it comes to meaning "to show in public"?

• campaign

• integrate

• exhibit

• appeal

Can you guess the meaning of "persecute"? Hint: It's not about ferrying people across water!

• To treat someone cruelly because of their political, religious, or other differences

• To make known, to state

• Control or responsibility for someone

• A boat that carries people and goods across a stretch of water

Let's dive into the world of words! Can you guess what "supreme" stands for?

• To hold tightly

• The highest rank or position

• To give along with others who are giving

• A feeling of fondness

Guess what! If you 'vacate' something, what are you actually doing?

• To hold or stop from going on

• To leave or make empty

• To win or succeed

• To bring shame or disgrace

Let's dive into a word adventure! Can you guess what "boycott" means?

• To reach out with open arms

• To keep something separated or apart, like an island from the mainland

• To refuse to support an organization, like turning your back on a bad movie

• A formal event held in honor of a special occasion, like a grand ball

Get ready to test your vocabulary! Which term is famously known for meaning "to bring shame or disgrace"? Pick wisely!

• Ceremony

• Degrade

• Triumph

• Verdict

Let's stretch our brains! What does "extend" really mean?

• To hold or stop from going on

• To break the law or a promise

• To reach out

• To win or succeed

Let's dive into the world of words! What does the term "segregate" really mean? Choose wisely:

• To leave or make empty

• To keep separated or apart

• To refuse to support an organization

• A judgement or opinion, the decision made at the end of the trial