Common Lit Vocabulary Quiz

What does "attain" mean?

• To achieve or reach a goal

• To lose something important

• To move in the wrong direction

• To forget something quickly

What does "inspire" mean?

• To encourage or motivate someone

• To make someone feel tired

• To prevent someone from trying

• To take credit for someone else's work

What does "advantage" mean?

• Something that helps or gives a benefit

• A mistake that causes failure

• A reason to give up

• A rule that must be followed

What does "competitive" mean?

• Wanting to win or be the best

• Never trying to do well

• Giving up easily

• Not caring about results

What does "dedication" mean?

• Hard work and commitment toward a goal

• Ignoring responsibilities

• Giving up after one try

• Avoiding challenges

What does "rehearse" mean?

• To practice something before doing it

• To decide not to try

• To give up on learning

• To quickly forget information

Which sentence uses "despite" correctly?

• Despite the rain, they continued playing outside.

• He despite his homework before finishing it.

• The despite of the story was very exciting.

• She despite to eat her lunch early.

Which sentence uses "commitment" correctly?

• Her commitment to practicing helped her improve.

• He commitment to play in the snow.

• They made a commitment by refusing to try.

• The bird commitment in the sky.

Which sentence uses "effective" correctly?

• Studying every night is an effective way to prepare for a test.

• He effective his way to the store.

• The dog was effective by barking loudly.

• She wanted to be effective, so she stopped trying.

Which sentence uses "reluctant" correctly?

• He was reluctant to jump into the cold water.

• She reluctant the gift to her friend.

• The reluctant of the game made it exciting.

• They reluctant every time they walked.