Vocabulary Quiz

What does the word "aberration" mean?

• Something that differs from the norm

• To hate, detest

• To agree without protesting

• Friendly

Which of the following is an example of "abhor"?

• Poland winning the World Cup

• Marcin beginning to hate cricket

• Hugo agreeing to his tutor's demands

• Neil getting along with everyone

What does "acquiesce" mean?

• To calm, satisfy

• To hate, detest

• To agree without protesting

• Friendly

Which sentence uses the word "amiable" correctly?

• An amiable fellow, Neil got along with just about everyone.

• Before World War II, England tried to amiable Hitler.

• Marcin began to amiable the sport.

• Poland's World Cup win was an amiable.

What is the meaning of "appease"?

• To hate, detest

• To calm, satisfy

• Friendly

• Something that differs from the norm

Which of the following is an example of "acquiesce"?

• Poland winning the World Cup

• Marcin beginning to hate cricket

• Hugo agreeing to his tutor's demands

• Neil getting along with everyone

What does "abhor" mean?

• To agree without protesting

• To hate, detest

• Friendly

• To calm, satisfy

Which sentence uses the word "appease" correctly?

• An amiable fellow, Neil got along with just about everyone.

• Before World War II, England tried to appease Hitler.

• Marcin began to appease the sport.

• Poland's World Cup win was an appease.

What is an example of an "aberration"?

• Poland winning the World Cup in 1974

• Marcin beginning to hate cricket

• Hugo agreeing to his tutor's demands

• Neil getting along with everyone

Which word means "friendly"?

• Aberration

• Abhor

• Amiable

• Appease