Digest

What is the meaning of the word 'digest' when used as a noun?

• A summary of information

• A type of food

• A biological process

• A type of book

Which sentence uses the word 'digest' correctly as a verb?

• I need to digest this book by tomorrow.

• The digest of the meeting was long.

• She has a digest of old coins.

• He wrote a digest on the topic.

Choose the correct synonym for 'digest' when used as a verb.

• Summarize

• Eat

• Read

• Write

In which sentence is 'digest' used as a noun?

• I need time to digest the news.

• The digest was published monthly.

• She can digest information quickly.

• He will digest the meal soon.

What part of speech is 'digest' in the sentence: 'The monthly digest was informative'?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

Which of the following is a correct definition of 'digest' as a verb?

• To break down food in the stomach

• To compile information into a summary

• To read quickly

• To write extensively

Identify the sentence where 'digest' is used incorrectly.

• He needs time to digest the information.

• The digest of articles was helpful.

• She digests her lunch quickly.

• The digest was a delicious meal.

What is the antonym of 'digest' when used as a verb?

• Compile

• Disperse

• Ingest

• Summarize

Which sentence best illustrates the use of 'digest' in a literary context?

• The digest of the novel was well-received.

• He digested the poem thoroughly.

• She wrote a digest of the play.

• The digest was a bestseller.

What is the primary function of a 'digest' in publishing?

• To provide a detailed analysis

• To offer a brief summary

• To entertain readers

• To confuse the audience