Unit 6 Vocabulary

Define the word 'apart'.

• Separated by distance or space; not together.

• Close together or in proximity

• In harmony or agreement

• Mixed or combined

Answer explanation

The correct definition of 'apart' is 'separated by distance or space; not together.' This clearly indicates a lack of closeness, contrasting with the other options that suggest proximity or harmony.

Use 'attribute' in a sentence.

• The attribute of her kindness is often overlooked.

• Her kindness is an attribute that everyone admires.

• Her kindness is an attribute that no one notices.

• He attributes his success to luck rather than skill.

Answer explanation

The correct choice, 'Her kindness is an attribute that everyone admires,' effectively uses 'attribute' to describe a quality that is positively recognized, aligning with the question's request for a sentence using the word.

Choose the correct word: She is _____ (bilingual/bilinguial) and speaks two languages.

• bilinguial

• bilinguialism

• bilinguialy

• bilingual

Answer explanation

The correct word is 'bilingual', which means able to speak two languages. The other options are incorrect forms or related terms that do not fit the context of the sentence.

Spell the word that means 'entirely' or 'fully': ________.

• hole

• whole

• wholely

• whale

Answer explanation

The correct word is 'whole', which means 'entirely' or 'fully'. 'Hole' refers to an opening, 'wholely' is not a standard word, and 'whale' is a marine animal. Thus, 'whole' is the appropriate choice.

What does 'dash' mean in the context of running?

• A type of running shoe.

• A long-distance endurance event.

• A short, fast race or sprint.

• A warm-up exercise before a race.

Answer explanation

In running, 'dash' refers to a short, fast race or sprint, emphasizing speed over distance. This distinguishes it from longer events or warm-up exercises, making it the correct choice.

Use 'disgust' in a sentence.

• The delicious meal made her feel joy.

• The warm sun brought her comfort.

• The sight of the spoiled food filled her with disgust.

• He expressed his love for the painting.

Answer explanation

The correct choice, 'The sight of the spoiled food filled her with disgust,' directly uses the word 'disgust' in context, illustrating a strong negative reaction to something unpleasant, which aligns perfectly with the prompt.

What does 'fashionable' mean?

• A synonym for boring.

• Currently in style or popular.

• A type of clothing material.

• Outdated and no longer relevant.

Answer explanation

'Fashionable' refers to something that is currently in style or popular, indicating trends that are widely accepted and embraced in the fashion world.

Choose the correct word: He traveled to a _____ (foreign/foriegn) country last summer.

• foriegn

• foregin

• foreign

• foriegns

Answer explanation

The correct word is 'foreign', which means from another country. The other options are misspellings or incorrect forms. 'Foreign' is the standard spelling used in English.

Define the word 'gulf'.

• A gulf is a term used for a type of mountain range.

• A gulf is a type of fish found in the ocean.

• A gulf is a large difference or gap, or a deep inlet of the sea.

• A gulf refers to a small pond or lake.

Answer explanation

The correct definition of 'gulf' refers to a large difference or gap, or a deep inlet of the sea. The other options incorrectly describe it as a mountain range, a type of fish, or a small pond.

Use 'mirror' in a sentence.

• They went to the store to buy groceries.

• She looked into the mirror and smiled.

• The cat jumped over the fence.

• He used a hammer to fix the shelf.

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'She looked into the mirror and smiled' because it directly uses the word 'mirror' in a meaningful context, demonstrating its function as a reflective surface.