Understanding Vocabulary Words

What does 'vivid' mean?

• Bright and intense; full of life.

• Dark and shadowy; devoid of color.

• Faded and muted; lacking clarity.

• Dull and lifeless; lacking energy.

If someone is 'retired', what are they no longer doing?

• working

• traveling

• studying

• volunteering

What action does the word 'trembles' describe?

• Floating in the air

• Shaking or quivering

• Rolling on the ground

• Standing still

How would you describe a 'crinkled' piece of paper?

• A piece of paper that is completely flat and smooth.

• A piece of paper that is torn and damaged.

• A piece of paper that is shiny and glossy.

• A piece of paper that has small folds and wrinkles.

What does 'melodic' refer to in terms of sound?

• Melodic refers to tuneful and harmonious qualities of sound.

• Melodic is related to the physical properties of sound waves.

• Melodic refers to the volume and intensity of sound.

• Melodic describes the rhythm and tempo of music.

Can you give an example of something that is 'vivid'?

• A quiet library filled with old books.

• A dull gray sky with no clouds.

• A bright sunset with vibrant colors.

• A black and white photograph of a cityscape.

What might cause a person to 'tremble'?

• Happiness

• Relaxation

• Fear, anxiety, cold, exertion, medical conditions.

• Warmth

What is the opposite of 'retired'?

• dismissed

• laid off

• unemployed

• employed

How can music be described as 'melodic'?

• Music is melodic when it is played at a very loud volume.

• Music is melodic when it has no rhythm or structure.

• Music is melodic if it consists of random sounds without patterns.

• Music is melodic when it has a clear, tuneful sequence of notes that form a recognizable and pleasing pattern.

What might happen to a piece of paper if it is 'crinkled'?

• The paper will become wrinkled and lose its flatness.

• The paper will become smoother and more flat.

• The paper will turn into a liquid state.

• The paper will emit a pleasant fragrance.