Vocabulary Skills Quiz

What does the word "verify" mean?

• To make something more difficult

• To prove that something is true

• To draw a picture

• To make a loud noise

Choose the sentence where the word "justify" is used correctly.

• She will justify her room before her friends come over.

• He needs to justify why he arrived late.

• They justify their lunch quickly.

• I will justify my bike tomorrow.

What does the word "evidence" mean?

• A type of food

• A loud sound

• Proof supporting a claim

• A kind of dance

Choose the sentence where the word "symbol" is used correctly.

• She will symbol her name on the paper.

• The heart is a symbol of love.

• He symbols when he is happy.

• They went to the park to symbol.

What does the word "source" mean?

• A type of sauce

• A place, person, or thing from which something comes or can be obtained

• A mathematical problem

• A game played outside

Choose the sentence where the word "demonstrate" is used correctly.

• She will demonstrate her homework after school.

• He demonstrates a new car.

• The teacher will demonstrate how to solve the math problem.

• They demonstrate to the store to buy milk.

What does the word "abundant" mean?

• Very small in amount

• Difficult to find

• Existing or available in large quantities; plentiful

• Not important

Choose the sentence where the word "essential" is used correctly.

• The essential ran out of the room.

• Water is essential for life.

• She will essential her friend tomorrow.

• They went to the park to essential.

What does the word "scarce" mean?

• Loud and noisy

• Easy to find

• Insufficient for the demand

• Very large

Choose the sentence where the word "persuade" is used correctly.

• She will persuade her homework after school.

• He persuaded a new car.

• They tried to persuade their friend to join the game.

• The book was very persuade.