Vocabulary Quiz

What does the adjective "abstract" mean?

• Existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical existence

• A long, thick pillow

• Outward behavior or bearing

• Showing great attention to detail

What is a "bolster"?

• A way to find around an obstacle

• A long, thick pillow placed under other pillows for support

• Difficult to find, catch, or achieve

• Invent or concoct something

What does the verb "circumvent" mean?

• To find a way around an obstacle

• To show great attention to detail

• To invent or concoct something

• To be utterly odious or wicked

What is the meaning of "demeanor"?

• A long, thick pillow

• Outward behavior or bearing

• Difficult to find, catch, or achieve

• Showing great attention to detail

What does "elusive" mean?

• Existing in thought or as an idea

• Difficult to find, catch, or achieve

• Invent or concoct something

• Utterly odious or wicked

What does the verb "fabricate" mean?

• To find a way around an obstacle

• To invent or concoct something, typically with deceitful intent

• To show great attention to detail

• To be utterly odious or wicked

What does the adjective "heinous" describe?

• A long, thick pillow

• Outward behavior or bearing

• Utterly odious or wicked, especially a crime

• Showing great attention to detail

What does "meticulous" mean?

• Existing in thought or as an idea

• A long, thick pillow

• Showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise

• Difficult to find, catch, or achieve

Which word means "to find a way around"?

• Abstract

• Bolster

• Circumvent

• Demeanor

Which word is used to describe something "difficult to find, catch, or achieve"?

• Elusive

• Fabricate

• Heinous

• Meticulous