Using Precise Vocabulary

I hate arguments that are so untrue and confusing.

• baseless

• unnerving

• up-to-date

• timeless

It’s silly to think that we may be on high alert that day.

• excellent

• great

• redundant

• ridiculous

That was a good movie that changed my life forever.

• trustworthy

• compelling

• baseless

• ok

The good fans cheered the winning team.

• compelling

• few

• crazy

• loyal

The rude little rich girl thought it was fun to ​ (a)   at the poor children at her school.

• scoff
• tantalize
• urbane
• volatile
• wanton
• loquacious
• ornate
• microcosm
• arid
• compatible

Transform this bland sentence into a more vivid and descriptive one:

Bland: "The old man walked down the street."

Task: Rewrite the sentence using specific verbs, adjectives, and sensory details to paint a clearer picture of the scene.

Improve this vague sentence by incorporating domain-specific vocabulary: Bland: "The scientist did an experiment about plants." Task: Rewrite the sentence using scientific terms and more specific language to accurately describe the experiment and its purpose.

Elevate this simple sentence by using more sophisticated language and sentence structure: Bland: "The student was happy about getting a good grade." Task: Rewrite the sentence using higher-level vocabulary and a more complex sentence structure to convey the student's emotions and the significance of the achievement.