Gr.6 Vocabulary U5 Set A Quiz ZF

What does the term “bluster” most commonly refer to?

• Calmness

• Loud and aggressive speech

• Quiet reflection

• Gentle persuasion

A “commentary” is best described as which of the following?

• A summary of events

• An expression of opinions or explanations about an event or situation

• A fictional narrative

• A type of poetry

Which word describes someone who is stubborn and determined to have their own way?

• Compliant

• Headstrong

• Indecisive

• Apathetic

To “pacify” someone means to:

• Agitate them further

• Calm them down or soothe their feelings

• Ignore their concerns

• Challenge their beliefs

An “eerie” atmosphere can be characterized by:

• Bright and cheerful surroundings

• A sense of calm and peace

• Strange and frightening feelings

• Familiarity and comfort

The term “fidelity” refers to:

• Disloyalty

• Faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief

• Indifference

• Changeability

To “refute” a claim means to:

• Support it with evidence

• Prove it wrong with evidence

• Ignore it completely

• Accept it without question

Feeling “remorse” typically involves:

• Happiness about one’s actions

• Regret for wrongdoing

• Indifference towards consequences

• Satisfaction with decisions made

A “synopsis” provides what type of information?

• Detailed analysis of characters

• An overview or summary of a text or story

• In-depth research findings

• Personal opinions on a subject

If someone is described as “ravenous,” they are likely:

• Satisfied with food

• Extremely hungry

• Uninterested in eating

• Picky about food choices