Summer English Vocabulary Unit 3

During a debate, Olivia's tone was described as "belligerent". What does this mean?

• Peaceful and calm

• Hostile and aggressive

• Friendly and kind

• Indifferent and uninterested

Which sentence correctly uses the word "benign"?

• The benign tumor was not a cause for concern.

• His benign attitude made everyone uncomfortable.

• She was known for her benign and aggressive behavior.

• The weather was benign and stormy.

What is the definition of the word "ecstatic"?

• Extremely happy and excited

• Mildly pleased

• Deeply sorrowful

• Indifferent and neutral

Which sentence correctly uses the word "emaciated"?

• The emaciated dog was well-fed and healthy.

• After weeks without proper food, the prisoner looked emaciated.

• The emaciated garden was full of blooming flowers.

• She felt emaciated after a hearty meal.

What is the definition of the word "exploit"?

• To use something in a way that is fair and just

• To use something or someone unfairly for one's own advantage

• To ignore or neglect

• To protect and preserve

Which sentence correctly uses the word "formidable"?

• Jackson found the formidable kitten was easily scared.

• The mountain presented a formidable challenge to the climbers.

• She found the task to be formidable and simple.

• His formidable attitude made him very approachable.

During a group project, Maya noticed that Ethan often acted in a way that was perceived as "haughty". What does this mean?

• Humble and modest

• Arrogantly superior and disdainful

• Friendly and approachable

• Shy and reserved

Which sentence correctly uses the word "initiative"?

• Olivia showed great initiative by waiting for instructions.

• Rohan's initiative was evident when he took charge of the project.

• The initiative was to follow others' lead.

• Avery lacked initiative and always led the team.

During a class discussion, Aria described her daily routine as being quite monotonous. What does the word "monotonous" mean?

• Exciting and varied

• Dull and repetitive

• Chaotic and unpredictable

• Brief and concise

Which sentence correctly uses the word "pervasive"?

• The pervasive smell of flowers filled the garden.

• The pervasive noise was barely noticeable.

• His pervasive attitude made him invisible.

• The pervasive light made the room dark.