Enrichmetnt week 9 & 10

Which sentence uses the word distinguish correctly?

• They distinguish the best pizza in town.
• She can distinguish between different types of birds.
• He can not distinguish.

• She distinguished the singer by her voice.

Which sentence uses the word distrought correctly?

• They were distraught after receiving a promotion.
• She was distraught after hearing the bad news.
• He felt distraught when he won the lottery.
• They looked distraught as they celebrated the victory.

Which sentences uses distribute correctly?

• The teacher will distribute the students to the assignments.
• She distributed her homework in class.

• Students will distribute the assignments to the teacher.
• The teacher will distribute the assignments to the students.

Which sentence uses the word disadvantage correctly?

• The new policy has several disadvantages that need to be addressed.
• The disadvantages of the plan were praised by everyone.
• There are no disadvantages to this approach.
• The new policy has several advantages that need to be addressed.

Which sentence uses the word pique correctly?

• The movie's ending piqued my confusion.
• The loud noise piqued the crowd's excitement.
• The book's intriguing cover art piqued my interest.
• Her comment piqued the discussion about the weather.

Which sentence uses speculate correctly?

• He speculated on the best way to cook pasta.
• They speculated the weather would be nice tomorrow.
• Scientists speculate about the existence of life on other planets.
• The teacher speculated the students' grades would improve.

Which sentence used conspicuous correctly?

• His actions were conspicuous because he was quiet and unnoticed.

• The dull sign was conspicuous in the bright light.
• The background was conspicuous against the bright red sign.
• Her conspicuous outfit made her stand out in the crowd.

Which sentence uses the word perspective correctly?

• Her perspective was the best pizza in town.
• His perspective on the situation was exciting and full of optimism.

• The perspective of the book was very boring.
• Her perspective on the issue helped us understand it better.

Which sentence uses the word retrospect correctly?

• I will retrospect my vacation plans next year.
• In retrospect, I am still looking forward to the trip.

• In retrospect, I realize that I should have studied harder for the exam.
• Retrospect is a great way to plan for the future.

Which sentence uses the word prospect correctly?

• The prospect of winning was sure, but we still practiced hard.

• The prospect of vacation made me nervous during the flight.

• The prospect of a promotion motivated her to work harder.
• The prospect of a new car was too expensive for him.