Vocabulary Quiz

What is the definition of "Analysis"?

• A mental view or prospect

• To establish by proof or competent evidence

• A detailed examination of anything complex to understand its nature

• To make more violent, bitter, or severe

What does "Interpret" mean?

• To explain or tell the meaning of in understandable terms

• To determine or fix the value of

• To withhold assent or approval

• Capable of being perceived especially by the sense of touch

What is the meaning of "Evaluate"?

• To make more violent, bitter, or severe

• To determine or fix the value of

• One who argues in favor of something

• Something suggested as naturally to be inferred or understood

What does "Implication" refer to?

• A mental view or prospect

• Something suggested as naturally to be inferred or understood

• To establish by proof or competent evidence

• Capable of being physically or emotionally wounded

What is the definition of "Dissent"?

• To withhold assent or approval; to differ in opinion

• To explain or tell the meaning of

• Generally, or widely accepted, practiced, or favored

• Capable of being perceived especially by the sense of touch

Who is a "Proponent"?

• One who argues in favor of something

• To make more violent, bitter, or severe

• A mental view or prospect

• To determine or fix the value of

What is an example of interpret?

• Figuring out the meaning of a poem.

• Listening to music.
• Watching a movie.
• Reading a novel.

What does "Perspective" mean?

• A detailed examination of anything complex

• A mental view or prospect

• To establish by proof or competent evidence

• To withhold assent or approval

What is the meaning of "Exacerbate"?

• To make more violent, bitter, or severe

• To explain or tell the meaning of

• Capable of being physically or emotionally wounded

• To determine or fix the value of

What does "Vulnerable" mean?

• Capable of being physically or emotionally wounded

• Generally, or widely accepted, practiced, or favored

• To establish by proof or competent evidence

• To make more violent, bitter, or severe