Two Kinds Quiz 1

When someone stops working, usually because they are old enough or have worked long enough.

• A. seize

• B. retirement

• C. prodigy

• D. regret

A young person who is very talented or smart in something.

• A. seize

• B. retirement

• C. prodigy

• D. regret

To cut something off

• A. seize

• B. retirement

• C. prodigy

• D. Lop off

To grab something quickly and strongly.

• A. seize

• B. retirement

• C. prodigy

• D. regret

expressed regret

• A. seize

• B. retirement

• C. prodigy

• D. lamented

Wet and soft, often unpleasantly so.

• A. seize

• B. soggy

• C. prodigy

• D. Lop off

To feel sorry or sad about something that happened or that you did.

• A. seize

• B. retirement

• C. prodigy

• D. regret

Small, delicate, and often pretty.

• A. seize

• B. dainty

• C. prodigy

• D. Lop off

The pirate captain shouted, "______ the treasure chest before anyone else does!"

Feeling a strong emotion about something.

• A. seize

• B. filled with a sense of

• C. prodigy

• D. Lop off