Vocabulary Challenge Unit 1

Define the word 'acquire'.

• Obtain or get something

• Lose or give away

• Create or invent

• Destroy or demolish

Use 'genial' in a sentence.

• The weather was genial for our picnic.

• I received a genial gift from my friend.

• I greeted my new neighbor with a genial smile.

• The genial atmosphere at the party made everyone feel welcome.

What is a synonym for 'intrigue'?

• bore

• repel

• dull

• fascinate

Provide an antonym for 'justify'.

• condemn

• approve

• support

• validate

How would you define the word 'offensive'?

• Calm and soothing

• Likely to cause offense or provoke a reaction

• Soft and gentle

• Sweet and pleasant

Create a sentence using the word 'ruthless'.

• The dictator ruled with a ruthless iron fist.

• The gentle teacher was known for being ruthless.

• The kind ruler showed no mercy.

• The compassionate leader was ruthless.

What is a synonym for 'vindictive'?

• spiteful

• forgiving

• revengeful

• malicious

Can you give an antonym for 'acquire'?

• release

• obtain

• discard

• lose

In your own words, explain the meaning of 'genial'.

• Unfriendly, grumpy, and unpleasant

• Intelligent, knowledgeable, and wise

• Friendly, cheerful, and pleasant

• Energetic, lively, and active

Form a sentence with the word 'intrigue'.

• The restaurant's menu had an air of intrigue.

• The movie's plot was full of intrigue.

• The painting's colors created an atmosphere of intrigue.

• The book's cover was full of intrigue.