Weekly Vocabulary 7.1

What does the word "ornate" mean?

• Simple and plain

• Elaborately or excessively decorated

• Related to the brain

• Offensive or disgusting

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Which word describes something that is stern in manner and without excess?

• Austere

• Cerebral

• Incommodious

• Noisome

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If something is described as "cerebral," it is:

• Lacking space

• Offensive in smell

• Related to the brain or intellectual

• Happening at the same time

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What does "incommodious" mean?

• Comfortable and spacious

• Lacking space; uncomfortable

• True and unquestionable

• Word-for-word

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Which word is used to describe a harsh-sounding, disturbing noise?

• Veritable

• Cacophony

• Concurrent

• Evade

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What does "noisome" refer to?

• A pleasant aroma

• Offensive or disgusting, usually in reference to smell

• Happening at the same time

• True and unquestionable

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If something is described as "veritable," it is:

• True and unquestionable

• Word-for-word

• Lacking space

• Stern in manner

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What does "verbatim" mean?

• Happening at the same time

• Word-for-word; using exactly the same words

• Offensive in smell

• Elaborately decorated

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Which word describes events that are happening at the same time?

• Austere

• Concurrent

• Incommodious

• Veritable

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What does it mean to "evade" something?

• To confront directly

• To elude or avoid by cunning, to flee from a pursuer

• To decorate elaborately

• To describe word-for-word

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