march vocab

Which of the following sentences uses the word " inundate " correctly?

• They were inundated with prank calls after their phone number went viral on Tik Tok.

• His stress was inundating, and he began to feel nauseated.

• I couldn't inundate myself any more clear, but the students had many questions.

• My inundations were correct - the main character turned out to be a villain!

Which of the following sentences uses the word " qualm " correctly?

• The newest flavor of ice cream made me feel qualm, probably because of the lavender.

• Fishermen have to be careful to not run into sharp rocks on the qualm.

• He had some qualms with lying, and wondered if he needed new friends.

• Often when we don't speak up, we begin to feel less qualm.

Which of the following sentences uses the word " endeavor " correctly?

• Do you think he endeavored the high score?

• I woudn't endeavor his ability to succeed.

• It's easy to believe that everyone endeavors to do their best every day.

• I can't endeavor about your birthday presents anymore!

Which of the following sentences uses the word " strewn " correctly?

• The Legos were strewn in careful stacks, organized by color and size.

• It was hard to be in the library, with the hardbacks strewn about in neat rows, paperbacks lined up like soldiers.

• After the robbery, broken glass was strewn across the floor of the store.

• I could have strewn that I saw you at the park yesterday!

Which of the following is the definition of the word " inundate "

• overwhelm with things/ people/ demands

• brief and to the point, sometimes rudely direct

• an uneasy feeling of doubt, worry or fear

• untidily scattered

Which of the following is the definition of the word " qualm " 

• try hard to achieve something

• an uneasy feeling of doubt, worry or fear

• untidily scattered

• brief and to the point, sometimes rudely direct

Which of the following is the definition of the word " endeavor " 

• an uneasy feeling of doubt, worry or fear

• try hard to achieve something

• untidily scattered

• brief and to the point, sometimes rudely direct

Which of the following is the definition of the word " strewn" 

• untidily scattered

• overwhelm with things/ people/ demands

• an uneasy feeling of doubt, worry or fear

• brief and to the point, sometimes rudely direct

Which of the following is the definition of the word "terse " 

• brief and to the point, sometimes rudely direct

• try hard to achieve something

• an uneasy feeling of doubt, worry or fear

• overwhelm with things/ people/ demands

Which of the following sentences uses the word "terse" correctly?

• My boss' terse greeting made me feel as though the unexpected visit had interrupted something important.

• Some people can begin to feel very terse at the start of something new.

• His terse response was a four page paper, answering all questions before we could ask them.

• This kind of tersesion is because of the test we are having.