Wonders Unit 4 Week 3 Vocabulary Practice

What does 'multitude' mean?

• A large number of things or a great variety.

• A small group of people.

• A single item or object.

• An overwhelming feeling of sadness.

What is a synonym for 'multitude'?

• A plethora

• A scarcity

• A singularity

• A few

Use 'benefactor' in a sentence.

• The school received a donation from a generous benefactor.

• The benefactor was known for his strict rules.

• She became a benefactor after winning the lottery.

• The benefactor decided to remain anonymous.

Use 'entail' in a sentence.

• The job will entail working on weekends.

• I will entail my homework later.

• The movie will entail a lot of action scenes.

• She will entail the meeting next week.

What does 'indecision' mean?

• The inability to make a decision quickly.

• A state of being overly confident in choices.

• The process of making decisions without any thought.

• A method of avoiding all decisions.

What is the opposite of 'tentatively'?

• Indecisively.

• Decisively.

• Hesitantly.

• Uncertainly.

Use 'tentatively' in a sentence.

• She tentatively raised her hand to answer the question.

• He tentatively decided to go to the party.

• They tentatively agreed to meet next week.

• We tentatively finished the project ahead of schedule.

What does 'entail' mean?

• To involve something as a necessary or inevitable part.

• To exclude something from consideration.

• To simplify a complex issue.

• To enhance the quality of something.

Use 'indecision' in a sentence.

• Her indecision about which dress to wear made her late.

• She decided to go to the party after much thought.

• Indecision can lead to missed opportunities.

• He was confident in his choice of restaurant.

What does 'empathy' mean?

• To relate to the experiences and feelings of others.

• To ignore the feelings of others.

• To feel sorry for someone without understanding them.

• To express one's own feelings without regard for others.