Words That Describe People PRACTICE

During a school event, Isla, who is known for her extroverted personality, is most likely to be:

• actively participating in activities

• outgoing and engaging with many people

• the person organizing games

• sociable and making new friends

Consider a scenario where software components 'A' and 'B' are being integrated. How would you describe the relationship between 'A' and 'B' if they are 'incompatible'?

• not in agreement

• conflicting

• friendly

• sociable

Imagine Ethan found a person on the street who had no money and was asking for help. What would you call such a person?

• person

• extremely poor

• friendly

• sociable

Michael often feels he has irresistible urges to check his emails every few minutes. How would you describe his behavior as being 'compulsive'?

• irresistible urges

• agreeable

• pleasant

• sociable

During a group project, Mason described his new classmate, Samuel, as 'amiable'. What does 'amiable' mean?

• friendly

• pleasing

• agreeable

• sociable

During a group project, Grace noticed that Kai seemed 'apathetic'. What does 'apathetic' mean in this context?

• showing little interest

• concern

• friendly

• sociable

During a group project, Avery noticed that Maya didn't say 'thank you' when Lily helped her with her part of the project. How might Avery interpret Maya's behavior?

• lack of courtesy

• respect

• friendly

• sociable

During a group project, Abigail described her team's working environment as 'congenial'. What does 'congenial' imply in this context?

• agreeable

• pleasant

• friendly

• sociable

At the school debate, Scarlett decided to defy the popular opinion. What does 'defy' mean in this context?

• resist openly

• boldly

• friendly

• sociable

During a physics class, Emma explained that 'levity' is often confused with gravity. What does 'levity' actually mean?

• lightness

• manner

• speech

• funniness