Uprising Vocabulary Challenge

Define the word 'mischievous'.

• Always behaving well and following rules.

• Causing harm or injury intentionally.

• Being overly serious and strict.

• Playfully causing trouble or annoyance.

Use 'scorn' in a sentence.

• He accepted the award with scorn and gratitude.

• She looked at the proposal with scorn, believing it to be utterly ridiculous.

• They viewed the criticism with scorn and appreciation.

• The teacher praised the student's work with scorn.

What does 'marvel' mean in the context of a performance?

• To ignore the performance completely.

• To feel wonder or amazement at a performance.

• To criticize the performance harshly.

• To feel bored during the performance.

Create a sentence using the word 'singe'.

• The cat started to singe the ball of yarn.

• The sun began to singe the ice cream on the table.

• The flames began to singe the edges of the paper.

• She decided to singe her hair for a new look.

How can 'stifle' be used to describe emotions?

• Stifle is a term used for celebrating emotions.

• Stifle refers to enhancing emotional experiences.

• Stifle means to suppress or restrain emotions.

• Stifle means to express emotions freely.

Reprove someone for being 'haggard'—what does this imply?

• It refers to someone being overly enthusiastic.

• It implies criticism for looking exhausted or worn out.

• It suggests praise for a healthy appearance.

• It indicates a compliment for being well-rested.

Use 'wistful' in a sentence that reflects longing.

• She gazed wistfully at the old photographs, longing for the days when they were all together.

• She was wistful while enjoying her favorite dessert.

• They laughed wistfully at the joke, forgetting their worries.

• He felt wistful about the new car he just bought.

Define the word 'mischievous' and provide a synonym.

• boring

• playful

• dull

• serious

In what context might someone feel 'scorn' towards an action?

• When they are indifferent to the action.

• When they perceive it as morally wrong or foolish.

• When they believe it is beneficial to others.

• When they find it entertaining or amusing.

Create a sentence that shows the meaning of 'marvel'.

• She marveled at the breathtaking view from the mountain top.

• She was amazed by the simple marvel of the chair.

• He found the book to be quite marvel.

• They were indifferent to the art displayed in the gallery.