Elite

What is the meaning of the word 'elite'?

• A group of people considered to be the best in a particular society or category

• A type of ancient writing

• A form of government

• A style of architecture

Which sentence uses the word 'elite' correctly?

• The elite of the cake was delicious.

• She joined an elite group of scientists.

• He elite the book yesterday.

• They were elite to the meeting.

Identify the synonym of 'elite'.

• Common

• Ordinary

• Select

• Inferior

What part of speech is the word 'elite'?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

Choose the sentence that best describes an 'elite' athlete.

• An athlete who trains occasionally and participates in local events.

• An athlete who is recognized for outstanding performance and competes at national levels.

• An athlete who dislikes competition and avoids sports.

• An athlete who is new to the sport and learning the basics.

Which of the following is an example of an 'elite' institution?

• A local community college

• A prestigious university like Harvard or Oxford

• A neighborhood library

• A small-town high school

In literature, how might an 'elite' character be portrayed?

• As someone who struggles with basic tasks

• As a leader with influence and power

• As a person who is always in trouble

• As a character with no special skills

What is the antonym of 'elite'?

• Superior

• Exclusive

• Common

• Select

Which of the following sentences uses 'elite' as an adjective?

• The elite were invited to the gala.

• She is part of the elite.

• They formed an elite team.

• Elite is a noun.

How is the concept of 'elite' often viewed in a democratic society?

• As a positive force that drives progress

• As a group that should be admired and emulated

• As a potential threat to equality and fairness

• As irrelevant to societal development