Vocabulary Mastery Quiz

Which word means "sufficient for a specific requirement"?

• comprehensive

• adequate

• attentive

• structure

If someone is being "attentive," they are:

• ignoring you.

• not paying attention.

• carefully listening or watching.

• feeling very tired.

A "comprehensive" study means the study is:

• quick and superficial.

• confusing and unclear.

• thorough and complete.

• short and inadequate.

The word "contrary" is closest in meaning to:

• similar.

• opposite.

• identical.

• parallel.

"Fatigue" can best be described as:

• excitement.

• energy.

• tiredness.

• alertness.

To "fidget" means to:

• stay completely still.

• move restlessly.

• concentrate deeply.

• relax completely.

A "proposal" is essentially a:

• refusal.

• suggestion or plan.

• final decision.

• question.

To "claim" something means to:

• deny it.

• question it.

• state a belief.

• prove it.

The word "require" means to:

• suggest.

• need or demand.

• offer.

• refuse.

To "stimulate" means to:

• discourage.

• encourage or excite.

• ignore.

• calm.