Vocabulary Quiz

What does 'Debris' mean?

• Pieces of broken or destroyed things; trash or rubble.

• A path or route that is often used, so it's worn down or clear from repeated use.

• Lying down or reclining.

• To move quickly and lightly, like skipping or sliding.

What does 'Beaten track' refer to?

• A path or route that is often used, so it's worn down or clear from repeated use.

• A surface that is tilted or slanted, not flat.

• Without making any sound.

• A large stack or heap of things.

What does 'Recumbent' mean?

• Lying down or reclining.

• Very limited in width or size.

• A point where things meet or connect.

• Slightly wet, usually in a cool or unpleasant way.

What does 'Skitter' mean?

• To move quickly and lightly, like skipping or sliding.

• A type of wild animal with antlers (often found in forests).

• Lying flat or parallel to the ground, opposite of vertical.

• A large part of the body, like an arm or leg, or a branch of a tree.

What does 'Slope' refer to?

• A surface that is tilted or slanted, not flat.

• A strong cotton fabric, usually blue, used to make jeans or jackets.

• Without making any sound.

• A large stack or heap of things.

What does 'Noiselessly' mean?

• Without making any sound.

• A type of wild animal with antlers (often found in forests).

• Very limited in width or size.

• A point where things meet or connect.

What does 'Pile' mean?

• A large stack or heap of things.

• Slightly wet, usually in a cool or unpleasant way.

• Lying flat or parallel to the ground, opposite of vertical.

• To move quickly and lightly, like skipping or sliding.

What does 'Narrow' mean?

• Very limited in width or size.

• A type of wild animal with antlers (often found in forests).

• A strong cotton fabric, usually blue, used to make jeans or jackets.

• A large part of the body, like an arm or leg, or a branch of a tree.

What does 'Juncture' refer to?

• A point where things meet or connect.

• Lying down or reclining.

• Without making any sound.

• A surface that is tilted or slanted, not flat.

What does 'Damp' mean?

• Slightly wet, usually in a cool or unpleasant way.

• A type of wild animal with antlers (often found in forests).

• Very limited in width or size.

• A large stack or heap of things.