Vocabulary Mastery Quiz

What does it mean to **adapt** to a new environment?

• To leave it

• To change in order to fit or work better in some situation or for some purpose

• To ignore the changes around

• To challenge the new conditions

What does **transplant** mean when talking about plants?

• To water a plant

• To remove a plant from one place and plant it in another

• To talk to plants

• To harvest fruits and vegetables

What is **erosion**?

• The act of painting something

• The process by which the surface of the earth gets worn away by water, wind, or ice

• The building of something

• The act of cleaning something

What does it mean to **discard** something?

• To find something valuable

• To repair something that is broken

• To throw something away because it is useless or unwanted

• To collect and keep various items

What does it mean to **endanger** something or someone?

• To protect from harm

• To make safe and secure

• To put in danger or at risk

• To rescue from danger

What does it mean to be **entangled** in something?

• To be confused or complicated

• To be caught or twisted together in a difficult way

• To be clearly understood

• To be separated from others

Choose the sentence where **adapt** is used correctly.

• He decided to adapt his schedule to wake up earlier.

• She will adapt the water in the glass.

• They adapt the music loudly.

• The book was adapt on the table.

Choose the sentence where **transplant** is used correctly.

• They decided to transplant their knowledge to a new field.

• The gardener will transplant the young tree to a sunnier spot.

• She will transplant the book to the top shelf.

• He transplanted the idea from his mind to the paper.

Choose the sentence where **erosion** is used correctly.

• The erosion of her patience was evident.

• They noticed the erosion in the quality of the product.

• Erosion caused the riverbank to collapse.

• The erosion of the cake was delicious.

Choose the sentence where **discard** is used correctly.

• He decided to discard his old shoes.

• She will discard the time at the meeting.

• They discard the light in the room.

• The team will discard their victory.