Weekly Vocabulary 8.2

What does the word "harried" mean?

• Easily angered, irritable

• To be troubled or bothered

• Rowdy, loud, disruptive

• Enthusiasm, excitement

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Which word describes someone who is easily angered?

• Congenial

• Irascible

• Chimerical

• Boisterous

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If someone is described as "congenial," they are:

• Pleasant to be around; social, agreeable

• Unrealistic, far out, bizarre

• The sensation of dizziness

• False, wrong, incorrect

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What is the meaning of "boisterous"?

• Dead end, impossible to pass through

• Rowdy, loud, disruptive

• To scold severely

• Enthusiasm, excitement

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Which word means "unrealistic, far out, bizarre"?

• Vertigo

• Chimerical

• Fallacious

• Zeal

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What does "vertigo" refer to?

• The sensation of dizziness; a confused, disoriented state of mind

• False, wrong, incorrect

• Enthusiasm, excitement

• To scold severely

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The term "fallacious" means:

• Dead end, impossible to pass through

• False, wrong, incorrect

• Easily angered, irritable

• Pleasant to be around; social, agreeable

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What is an "impasse"?

• Unrealistic, far out, bizarre

• Dead end, impossible to pass through or agree on, impassable

• Rowdy, loud, disruptive

• The sensation of dizziness

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Which word describes enthusiasm or excitement?

• Zeal

• Harried

• Irascible

• Boisterous

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To "berate" someone means to:

• Be pleasant to be around

• Scold severely

• Experience dizziness

• Be easily angered

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