Ject

Danielle was so competitive that she always felt like this when her water polo team lost

•  jettison

•  subjected

• rejected

• dejected

This machine makes things look bigger on the wall so everyone in the classroom can see the writing.

• projectile

• projector

•  trajectory

•  subject

Danielle was so competitive that she always felt like this when her water polo team lost.

• jettison

• subjected

• rejected

• dejected

"Ahoy there mates! We need throw this overboard!" What will the fishermen do to some of their cargo?

• jettison

• subject

• projectile

• reject

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a word with "ject" in it.

• The player was ejected from the game for arguing with the referee.

• She decided to ject her fears and try skydiving.

• They were going to subject the movie for the festival.

• He wanted to inject the conversation with a new topic.

Fill in the blank with the correct "ject" word: "To improve morale, the manager decided to ___ some humor into the meeting."

• eject

• inject

• project

• reject

What does the word "eject" mean in the following sentence? "The pilot had to eject from the plane before it crashed."

• To throw out forcefully

• To enter quickly

• To project a movie

• To reject or deny

What is the meaning of "interject" as used in the sentence: "He wanted to interject his opinion during the debate."

• To throw between

• To reject or deny

• To project across

• To inject with force

Mr. Nguyen said, "Who threw that eraser across the desk? It could have knocked me over!" What was the eraser?

• projectile

• trajectory

• jettison

• injection

This machine makes things look bigger on the wall so everyone in the classroom can see the writing.

• projectile

• projector

• trajectory

• subject