Vocabulary Challenge for Grade 11

What does the word 'preclude' mean?

• To ignore or overlook.

• To encourage or support.

• To prevent or make impossible.

• To allow or enable.

How would you use 'elude' in a sentence?

• She tried to elude her responsibilities by taking a vacation.

• The thief decided to elude the police by turning himself in.

• He was eluded by the truth during the investigation.

• The thief managed to elude the police for several days.

What is the definition of 'meager'?

• Moderate in quantity or quality.

• Excessively large or ample.

• Lacking in quantity or quality; insufficient.

• Abundant in resources and quality.

Can you provide an example of 'aversion' in a sentence?

• They have a preference for chocolate over vanilla.

• She has a strong aversion to spiders.

• She feels indifferent about loud music.

• He enjoys collecting stamps.

What does it mean to 'rescind' a decision?

• To delay a decision.

• To approve a decision.

• To revoke or cancel a decision.

• To modify a decision.

How can someone 'cajole' another person?

• By ignoring their feelings completely.

• By using threats and intimidation.

• By making unreasonable demands.

• By using flattery and gentle persuasion.

What does 'haphazard' imply about the organization of something?

• It implies a well-structured arrangement.

• It implies a disorganized or random arrangement.

• It suggests a systematic approach to organization.

• It indicates a carefully planned layout.

What is meant by 'dexterity' in terms of physical skills?

• Dexterity means having a high level of endurance for physical activities.

• Dexterity is the strength of the legs in athletic performance.

• Dexterity is the skill in performing tasks with the hands or body, especially involving fine motor skills.

• Dexterity refers to the ability to run long distances efficiently.

How would you describe an 'amicable' relationship?

• A friendly and cooperative relationship.

• A distant and hostile relationship.

• An indifferent and neglectful relationship.

• A formal and transactional relationship.

What does it mean for something to be 'lavish'?

• Frugal or economical; characterized by restraint.

• Simple or plain; lacking in detail.

• Extravagant or luxurious; characterized by excess.

• Moderate or average; not excessive.