Q1 Vocabulary Practice Quiz

Match the following

• preference; natural tendency to behave a

• negligible 

• fleeting, momentary, short-lived 

• utopia 

• an ideal place; paradise 

• evanescent 

• open; honest; frank 

• propensity 

• of little importance, hardly noticeable 

• candid 

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7.L.VAU.6

Match the following:

• to comply; to give in 

• clandestine

• without end; persistent 

• zenith

• fake, false 

• incessant

• highest point, pinnacle 

• spurious

• secretive 

• acquiesce

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CCSS.L.6.4A

CCSS.RI.6.4

CCSS.RL.6.4

Match the following

• variable, unpredictable, changeable 

• benevolent 

• to give up; surrender 

• efface 

• to wipe out, to destroy, to wear away 

• capitulate 

• intermittent, inconsistent, infrequent 

• sporadic 

• showing compassion, extending good will,

• capricious 

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CCSS.L.6.4A

CCSS.RL.6.4

Sharks remain an ​ (a)   in the marine world, embodying a blend of fear and fascination. While their behavior can ​ (b)   dramatically, often influenced by environmental changes, researchers take a ​ (c)   approach to studying these creatures. By understanding their patterns and habitats, scientists hope to unravel the mysteries surrounding sharks and promote their conservation in our oceans.

• enigma
• fluctuate
• pragmatic

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7.L.VAU.4

Ocean life is a rich tapestry of vibrant ecosystems, where even the most (a)   species, like the regal angelfish, play a crucial role in maintaining balance. However, discussions about marine conservation can sometimes become (b)   , with differing views on the best strategies to protect these habitats. Fortunately, ongoing research and (c)   discoveries are helping to bridge these divides, fostering collaboration and a deeper appreciation for the wonders of the sea.

• pompous
• partisan
• fortuitous

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7.L.VAU.4

Ocean conservation is a critical cause that demands our attention, yet ​ (a)   often hinders meaningful action. We must ​ (b)   the oceans, recognizing their vital role in sustaining life on Earth, rather than acting like ​ (c)   to short-term economic gains that exploit marine resources. Only through genuine respect and proactive stewardship can we ensure the health of our oceans for future generations.​

• lethargy
• venerate
• sycophants

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7.L.VAU.4