Vocabulary Power Plus Book 3 Lesson 10

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

• The artist's idolatry brush strokes brought the canvas to life.

• In ancient times, idolatry was often criticized by philosophers.

• She practiced idolatry by attending church every Sunday.

• The new policy was an act of idolatry against the environment.

What is the antonym of "adulterate"?

• Contaminate

• Purify

• Degrade

• Spoil

Choose the sentence where "emanate" is used correctly.

• She hoped to emanate her responsibilities onto someone else.

• A warm light did emanate from the old lantern.

• The chef decided to emanate the recipe with new spices.

• They could not emanate the truth behind the story.

Which of the following is a synonym for "garish"?

• Understated

• Tasteful

• Gaudy

• Elegant

In which sentence is "immutable" used correctly?

• The laws of physics are considered immutable by many scientists.

• She hoped to immutable her decision by the end of the day.

• The weather is too immutable to predict accurately.

• His mood was immutable after hearing the good news.

Identify the correct usage of "diadem" in a sentence.

• The queen wore a diadem of rare jewels on her head.

• He used a diadem to cut the ribbon at the opening ceremony.

• The diadem of the book was its unique narrative style.

• She found a beautiful diadem growing in her garden.

Which sentence correctly uses "bucolic"?

• The bucolic landscape was a perfect setting for the novel.

• The chef prepared a bucolic meal that reminded everyone of home.

• His bucolic behavior at the meeting was noted by all.

• The painting's bucolic colors were too bright for my taste.

Choose the sentence where "redolent" is used correctly.

• The garden was redolent with the smell of roses.

• She wore a redolent dress to the party.

• His speech was redolent of his lack of preparation.

• The redolent colors of the sunset amazed them.

What does "impecunious" mean?

• Wealthy

• Poor

• Impractical

• Impeccable

Which of the following is a synonym for "sedition"?

• Peace

• Rebellion

• Agreement

• Loyalty