Vocabulary Week 3

What is the definition of the word "passionate"?

• Showing or caused by strong feelings or a strong belief

• Acting without thinking

• A person who is different from the norm

• A model or preliminary version of something

Which sentence correctly uses the word "impulse"?

• She was implulse about her new project.

• She acted on impulse and bought things from the dollar section.

• The impulse was ready for testing.

• The impulse didn't like the color purple.

What is the definition of the word "contribution"?

• A person who is different or odd

• A model of something

• When someone adds something to the group or to the project

• The speed of something increasing

Which sentence correctly uses the word "distinguished" correctly?

• The distinguished professor received an award for his research.

• The distinguished color of the car was impressive.

• She acted distinguished and regretted it later.

• The distinguished were difficult, and not nice.

What is the definition of the word "eccentric"?

• A person who is different from the norm or odd

• Showing or caused by strong feelings or a strong belief

• The speed of something increasing

• A model or preliminary version of something

Which sentence correctly uses the word "circumstances"?

• The circumstances were ready for testing.

• Under the circumstances, the parade was canceled.

• He was circumstance about his new hobby.

• The circumstance of the vehicle was amazing.

What is the definition of the word "evidently"?

• A model or preliminary version of something

• The speed of something increasing

• Clearly or obviously

• A person who is different from the norm

Which sentence correctly uses the word "acceleration"?

• The acceleration of the rocket was incredible.

• The acceleration was not happy.

• He was an acceleration person.

• She made a significant acceleration to the project.

What is the definition of the word "prototype"?

• A person who is different from the norm

• A model or small version of something

• The speed of something increasing

• Clearly or obviously

Which sentence correctly uses the word "conceived"?

• The idea was conceived during a brainstorming session.

• The acceleration of the car was conceived.

• The circumstances were difficult, but they conceived.

• He acted on impulse and conceived it later.