Superhero or Superhuman: Vocabulary

Superheroes often have extraordinary _____, such as super strength or flight.

• abilities

• 1. weaknesses

• 1. hobbies

• clothes

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Some people believe that with enough training, humans could achieve _________ feats of strength and endurance.

• 1. below average

• completely normal

• above human capability

• everyday

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Superheroes typically use their powers to _____ evil and protect the innocent.

• 1. ignore

• combat

• 1. hide

• 1. spread

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Real-life heroes might not have superpowers, but they still perform ______ acts of courage and bravery.

• remarkable

• common

• dangerous

• forgettable

Superman is a classic superhero known for his ______ and ability to fly.

• invisibility

• fighting

• inability to jump

• 1. super strength

Captain America isn't ________ in the traditional sense, but his peak human condition and tactical skills make him a powerful hero.

• boring

• superhuman

• strange

• weak

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The ______ of using superpowers are a major theme in many superhero stories.

• styles

• prices

• ethics/morals

• kinds

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The X-Men are a group of superheroes who are ____ ___ because of their mutant abilities.

• 8. different from others

• left out

• 8. leaders

• popular kids

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Even without superpowers, anyone can be a hero by standing up for what's right and showing __________ for others.

• anger

• confusion

• understanding

• fear

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The difference between superhero and superhuman can be _______. Some superheroes rely more on technology than superpowers.

• blurry

• unimportant

• hidden

• strange

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