Vocabulary Workshop Third Course Lesson 6 and Noun Family Quiz

What is the definition of the word "arrogance"?

• The quality of being humble and modest

• An attitude of superiority and contempt for people perceived as lesser; overbearing pride for self

• The ability to learn quickly and easily

• A state of extreme happiness

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

• The docile student refused to follow any instructions given by the teacher.

• The docile puppy quickly learned to sit and stay on command.

• The docile storm caused widespread destruction across the city.

• The docile music was too loud for the quiet library.

Which of the following is a synonym for "kindle"?

• Extinguish

• Dampen

• Ignite

• Quench

In the sentence "He began to seethe with anger when he heard the news," what does the word "seethe" mean?

• To boil or foam

• To laugh uncontrollably

• To feel intense anger

• To become calm

What is the definition of the word "sinister"?

• Friendly and welcoming

• Having an evil or harmful appearance

• Bright and cheerful

• Unimportant or trivial

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

• She felt smug after winning the award, knowing she had worked hard for it.

• The smug weather made everyone feel cheerful and energetic.

• He was smug about his failure, showing no signs of disappointment.

• The smug dog refused to eat its favorite treat.

Which of the following is an antonym for "unscrupulous"?

• Honest

• Deceitful

• Corrupt

• Dishonest

In the sentence "She yearned for a simpler life away from the city," what does the word "yearn" mean?

• To feel a strong desire or longing

• To be indifferent or uninterested

• To be satisfied and content

• To forget or ignore

Identify the noun in the following sentence: "The arrogance of the leader led to his downfall."

• Arrogance

• Leader

• Downfall

• All of the above

Which word in the following sentence is a pronoun? "She was docile and followed the instructions carefully."

• She

• Docile

• Instructions

• Carefully