Anne Frank & Vocabulary Quiz

During a lively game of hide and seek, Olivia shouted, "Noah, you're so conspicuous!" What does the word "Conspicuous" mean?

• Hidden from view

• Easily seen; attracting attention

• Difficult to notice

• Unimportant

Ethan was reading a book when he suddenly exclaimed, "I can't believe it!" How is the word "Indignantly" used in this context?

• To show happiness

• To express calmness

• To show anger or annoyance

• To indicate confusion

Elijah was reading a mystery novel when he came across a word that left him puzzled. What does "Appalled" mean?

• Delighted

• Affected by strong feelings of shock or dismay

• Indifferent

• Amused

Imagine you're at a party, and Oliver is showing off his new dance moves. What does it mean if he's doing it "Ostentatiously"?

• In a modest way

• In a way that is meant to attract attention

• Secretively

• Quietly

Mia is trying to describe her weekend adventure, but she's feeling a bit "Inarticulate". What does this mean?

• Able to express oneself clearly

• Unable to express oneself clearly

• Fluent in speech

• Confident in speaking

Imagine you're at a party, and Emma says she absolutely "loathes" broccoli. What does she mean?

• She enjoys it greatly

• She dislikes it greatly

• She tolerates it

• She admires it

Imagine you're in a classroom with Abigail, Mia, and Benjamin. What does it mean to "Communicate" with them?

• To keep information to oneself

• To convey knowledge or information

• To confuse others

• To remain silent

Isla is working on her first novel. What does she call the "Draft" of her story?

• A final version of a document

• A preliminary version of a piece of writing

• A published book

• A verbal agreement

Imagine you're a superhero like Ava, tasked with the mission of "Liberation". What does this mission involve?

• The act of setting someone free from imprisonment, slavery, or oppression.

• The study of fundamental truths about knowledge, reality, and existence.

• To prepare and issue written material for public distribution.

• A document that is subject to revision.

Imagine you're in a lively debate club with Avery, Zoe, and James. What does "Philosophy" refer to in their heated discussion?

• The act of setting someone free from imprisonment, slavery, or oppression.

• The study of fundamental truths about knowledge, reality, and existence.

• To prepare and issue written material for public distribution.

• A document that is subject to revision.