Vocabulary Quiz List 4

During the school play, Emma was described as boisterous. What does "boisterous" mean?

• Very quiet and calm

• Very noisy; lively; active

• Very sad and gloomy

• Very small and tiny

During the harvest festival, Zoe noticed the fields were bountiful. What does "bountiful" mean in this context?

• Scarce and rare

• Plentiful; having an abundance of something

• Small and limited

• Empty and void

Rohan was asked to describe his project in detail. What does "elaborate" mean in this context?

• Simple and plain

• Involving many carefully arranged parts or details

• Quick and easy

• Short and brief

Who are "inhabitants" in the context of a city like New York?

• Visitors from another place

• A person or animal who lives in a specific place

• People who are just passing by

• Tourists on vacation

During a group project, Samuel and Luna have a disagreement about how to proceed. What is this situation an example of?

• A peaceful agreement

• A fight or argument

• A friendly conversation

• A quiet moment

In a classroom, what does "discipline" mean when the teacher is observing the students?

• Ignoring the rules

• Obeying the rules; controlled

• Being wild and free

• Breaking the rules

Emma found a fruit at the market that she had never seen before. What does "exotic" mean in this context?

• Familiar and common

• Unfamiliar and mysterious

• Ordinary and usual

• Plain and simple

During recess, Ava felt harassed when some classmates repeatedly bothered her by taking her belongings without permission. What does "harassed" mean in this context?

• Left alone and ignored

• Repeatedly attacked or bothered

• Helped and supported

• Comforted and soothed

After the thrilling sports day at school, Peter felt victorious. What does "victorious" mean?

• Having lost a battle

• Having won a battle, war, or contest

• Being undecided

• Being neutral

Ethan had to confront his fear of public speaking by giving a presentation in front of the class. What does "confront" mean in this context?

• To avoid and hide

• To meet face to face

• To run away from

• To ignore completely