Vocabulary Quizs

Demolished

• Completely destroyed or torn down, usually referring to buildings or structures.

• Partially damaged but still standing.

• Renovated and improved for better use.

• Left in its original condition without any changes.

Tongs

• A tool with two arms used for gripping and lifting objects, often used in cooking or metalwork.

• A type of kitchen appliance used for baking.

• A utensil used for measuring ingredients.

• A device for cutting vegetables.

Girders

• Large, strong beams used in construction to support structures.

• Small, decorative beams used in architecture.

• Flexible beams used for temporary structures.

• Lightweight beams made of wood for residential buildings.

Concentrated

• Focused attention or effort on something; also can mean a substance that has been made stronger by removing extra water.

• A state of being diluted or weakened.

• A method of spreading out resources evenly.

• A term used to describe a lack of interest or effort.

Supervised

• Watched over or directed the work or actions of someone to ensure they are done correctly.

• Allowed someone to work independently without guidance.

• Provided feedback after the completion of a task.

• Ignored the actions of others while they worked.

Rivets

• Metal pins or bolts used to hold pieces of metal or other materials together permanently.

• A type of fastener that can be easily removed and reused.

• A decorative element used in fashion design.

• A tool used for cutting metal sheets.

Courageous

• Showing bravery and the ability to face fear or danger without backing down.

• Feeling fear and avoiding dangerous situations.

• Being indifferent to danger and not caring about outcomes.

• Acting recklessly without considering the consequences.

Breathtaking

• A feeling of sadness or disappointment.

• Extremely impressive, beautiful, or surprising, often causing a feeling of awe.

• A state of being confused or bewildered.

• A term used to describe something that is boring or uninteresting.

Skyscrapers

• Very tall buildings, usually found in cities, that have multiple floors and are used for offices, apartments, or businesses.

• Small buildings typically used for residential purposes.

• Buildings that are only one or two stories high.

• Structures that are primarily used for storage.