Vocabulary Quizs

trust (v)

• to be confident in or rely on something or someone.

• to doubt or question the reliability of something or someone.

• to ignore or overlook something or someone.

• to be indifferent towards something or someone.

stable (adj)

• likely to change frequently

• unchanging; likely to remain as it is; in good condition.

• often in poor condition

• subject to rapid fluctuations

atmosphere (n)

• the general mood or feeling associated with a place and the area around it.

• a layer of gases surrounding a planet

• a physical space filled with air

• a type of weather condition

unique (adj)

• interesting because it is different from the others.

• common and ordinary in nature.

• similar to many others.

• frequently encountered and typical.

average (adj)

• typical; not one extreme or the other.

• unusual; out of the ordinary.

• extreme; beyond the norm.

• rare; not commonly found.

discover (v)

• to find or learn something for the first time.

• to lose something important.

• to create something new.

• to ignore a problem.

population (n)

• the total number of people who live in an area.

• a group of animals living in the same habitat.

• the number of people who have moved to a city in a year.

• the average number of people per household.

obligation (n)

• a feeling of happiness

• something you are required to do.

• a type of food

• a place to live

whenever (conj)

• any or every time.

• at no time

• sometimes

• only once

opportunity (n)

• a good situation or chance for success.

• a difficult situation that requires effort.

• a random event with no significance.

• a situation that leads to failure.