Vocabulary D-E

Analyze the following sentence and determine which word best fits the context: "The CEO's decision to close several branches was met with __________ by the employees, who feared for their jobs."

• disdain

• dismay

• discord

• dispatch

Compare and contrast the words "discord" and "disdain." Which of the following statements is true?

• Both words imply a lack of respect.

• Discord refers to disagreement, while disdain refers to contempt.

• Both words are synonyms and can be used interchangeably.

• Disdain is a stronger form of discord.

Which of the following sentences uses the word "emit" correctly?

• The teacher's eloquent speech was able to emit a sense of hope among the students.

• The scientist was able to emit a new theory about the universe.

• The factory was ordered to emit its waste responsibly.

• The artist's painting emitted a sense of tranquility.

Identify the synonym for "dubious" from the options below.

• Certain

• Unclear

• Egregious

• Eloquent

Evaluate the use of the word "doctrine" in the following sentence: "The political party's doctrine was based on principles of equality and justice." What does "doctrine" mean in this context?

• A formal agreement

• A set of beliefs or principles

• A historical event

• A legal document

Create a sentence using the word "diversification" that demonstrates its meaning.

• The company's diversification into new markets led to increased profits.

• The diversification of the cake was delicious.

• The diversification of the weather was unexpected.

• The diversification of the speech was eloquent.

Which of the following words is an antonym of "dreary"?

• Gloomy

• Bright

• Dismal

• Eccentric

Analyze the following scenario: A manager is known for making quick decisions and sending out orders efficiently. Which vocabulary word best describes this manager's style?

• Discord

• Dispatch

• Disdain

• Dominion

Compare the words "egregious" and "dubious." Which statement is accurate?

• Both words describe something positive.

• Egregious refers to something outstandingly bad, while dubious refers to something doubtful.

• Both words are synonyms.

• Dubious is a stronger form of egregious.

Use the word "eloquent" in a sentence that shows its meaning.

• The eloquent speaker captivated the audience with her powerful words.

• The eloquent storm caused much damage to the town.

• The eloquent painting was full of bright colors.

• The eloquent machine worked without any noise.