U5W4 Vocabulary Quiz

In a children's book, the illustrator depicts the adventures of a young fox. What does depicts mean in this context?

• To refuse to pay attention

• To show in pictures or words

• To throw aside as worthless

• To shelter from harm or danger

In an art class, when a student 'depicts' a landscape, what are they doing?

• Ignoring the teacher's instructions

• Creating a visual representation of the scene

• Discarding their art supplies as useless

• Providing a safe space for their artwork

What is the meaning of "detested"?

• Liked very much

• Disliked very much; hated

• The act of obeying

• Hazardous or dangerous

During a team meeting, Sarah expressed that she detested the idea of working late hours. What does "detested" mean in this context?

• Liked very much

• Disliked very much; hated

• The act of obeying

• Hazardous or dangerous

What does "discarded" mean?

• Born first; oldest

• Refused to pay attention to

• Threw aside as worthless; rejected

• Shelter or protection from harm or danger

After cleaning his room, John found an old toy that he no longer plays with, so he discarded the toy

. What is most likely to happen to the toy?

• It will be displayed in a museum

• It will be given a place of honor on his shelf

• It will be thrown aside as worthless; rejected

• It will be protected from harm or danger

The word "eldest" refers to someone who is:

• The youngest in a group

• The most obedient

• Born first; oldest

• Very dangerous

In a family of three siblings, the term "eldest" is used to describe the sibling who is:

• The youngest in the family

• The most obedient to the parents

• Born first; oldest among them

• Very dangerous

What does it mean to "ignore" something?

• To obey or carry out orders

• To shelter from harm or danger

• To refuse to pay attention to

• To like something very much

During a lesson, if a student decides not to pay attention to the lesson being taught, what is this action called?

• Obeying

• Participating

• Ignoring

• Overpowering