Vocabulary Quizs Week 4 Grade 8

supposed

• adjective, B2: Intended or expected, but not necessarily real or true.

• verb: To assume or believe something without proof.

• noun: A term used to describe a hypothetical situation.

• adverb: In a manner that is expected or assumed.

countered

• verb, B1: Responded to something, often by arguing against it.

• noun, A2: A type of argument used in debates.

• adjective, C1: Describing something that is not true.

• verb, B2: To agree with someone or something.

arrangement

• A plan or agreement about how something will happen.

• A random collection of items.

• A type of musical composition.

• A method of organizing thoughts.

encouragement

• Support that helps someone feel more confident or hopeful.

• A type of financial aid for students.

• A method of teaching that involves strict discipline.

• A form of entertainment that involves storytelling.

capable

• adjective, B1: Having the ability to do something well.

• adjective, B1: Lacking the ability to perform tasks.

• verb, A2: To make something happen.

• noun, C1: A person who is unable to act.

despite

• preposition, B2: In spite of something; even though something happens.

• conjunction: Used to connect clauses or sentences.

• noun: A term used to describe a situation or condition.

• adverb: Used to modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.

ashamed

• adjective, A2: Feeling bad because you have done something wrong.

• adjective, A1: Feeling happy about something you did.

• verb: To make someone feel bad.

• noun: A feeling of joy and pride.

presence

• The fact of being in a place or situation.

• A feeling of absence or lack.

• A type of physical presence in a room.

• The act of presenting something formally.

defensively

• adverb, B2: Acting in a way that protects oneself from attack or criticism.

• adverb, B2: Acting in a way that encourages open discussion.

• adverb, B2: Acting in a way that promotes collaboration and teamwork.

• adverb, B2: Acting in a way that seeks to avoid confrontation.

arrangement

• A plan or preparation for something in the future.

• A random collection of items.

• A type of musical composition.

• A disagreement between parties.