Vocabulary unit 4-5 review

Define the term 'skepticism'.

• Skepticism is the practice of ignoring evidence and facts.

• Skepticism is the acceptance of all beliefs without question.

• Skepticism is the questioning or doubting of accepted beliefs or claims.

Use 'momentous' in a sentence.

• She felt momentous after winning the lottery.

• The signing of the peace treaty was a momentous occasion for the nation.

• His momentous decision was to take a nap.

What does 'heresy' mean in a religious context?

• A term for religious rituals and ceremonies.

• A practice that enhances spiritual growth.

• Heresy means beliefs that contradict established religious doctrines.

Create a sentence using the word 'invincible'.

• He was invincible when he didn't study for the test.

• She felt invincible after losing the game.

• With determination and hard work, she felt invincible in her pursuit of success.

Explain the concept of 'legacy' in your own words.

• Legacy is the lasting impact or influence left by someone or something for future generations.

• Legacy is a term used to describe a person's age or lifespan.

• Legacy is the physical inheritance passed down through generations.

What does it mean to 'immigrate' to another country?

• To travel to another country for a short visit.

• To move to another country to live there permanently.

• To work temporarily in another country.

Use 'encompass' in a sentence that shows its meaning.

• The painting will encompass shades of blue and green.

• The festival will encompass music, art, and food from different cultures.

• The meeting will encompass only the budget discussion.

What does the word 'denote' signify?

• To ignore or dismiss something completely.

• To indicate or represent something explicitly.

• To suggest a vague idea without clarity.

How can you 'anglicize' a foreign name?

• Modify the name for easier pronunciation and spelling in English.

• Add a suffix to make it sound more exotic.

• Use the original spelling without changes.

What is meant by 'preferential treatment'?

• Offering support only to those in need without criteria.

• Preferential treatment means giving advantages to certain individuals or groups over others.

• Providing benefits based on random selection.