Vocabulary Quizs

Inspire

• To fill someone with the urge or ability to do or feel something, especially to do something creative.

• To discourage someone from pursuing their goals.

• To provide someone with a sense of confusion and doubt.

• To limit someone's potential and creativity.

Accomplish

• To achieve or complete successfully.

• To fail at a task or goal.

• To begin a new project.

• To procrastinate on responsibilities.

Despite

• Without being affected by; in spite of.

• Because of; due to.

• In favor of; supporting.

• In contrast to; opposing.

Effective

• Successful in producing a desired or intended result.

• Having a strong impact but not necessarily achieving results.

• Being able to perform a task without errors.

• Involving a lot of effort but yielding little outcome.

Competitive

• Having a strong desire to be more successful than others.

• Being indifferent to others' success.

• Preferring to work alone rather than in teams.

• Avoiding challenges and competition.

Rehearse

• To practice a play, piece of music, or other work for later public performance.

• To perform a play or piece of music in front of an audience.

• To write a script or score for a performance.

• To review and analyze a performance after it has been completed.

Advantage

• A condition or circumstance that puts one in a favorable or superior position.

• A disadvantage that hinders progress.

• A neutral situation with no impact on outcomes.

• A random occurrence without any significance.

Dedication

• The quality of being committed to a task or purpose.

• A measure of time spent on an activity.

• The ability to multitask effectively.

• A form of relaxation and leisure.

Attain

• To succeed in achieving something that one desires and has worked for.

• To fail to achieve a goal despite efforts.

• To give up on a desired outcome.

• To achieve something without any effort.