"Get in the Zone" Vocab quiz

What does the word "absorb" mean in the context of learning new information?

• To reject or dismiss

• To take in and understand fully

• To confuse or disorient

• To ignore or overlook

Which of the following is a synonym for "wholly"?

• Partially

• Completely

• Irrelevantly

• Disoriented

Choose the sentence where "immerse" is used correctly.

• She tried to immerse the irrelevant details in her report.

• He was able to wholly immerse himself in the book.

• The noise was so loud it immersed the entire room.

• The teacher immersed the students with disorienting questions.

Identify the antonym of "irrelevant."

• Pertinent

• Absorbent

• Disoriented

• Immersed

What does "disorient" mean in the context of a new environment?

• To make someone feel comfortable

• To cause someone to lose their sense of direction

• To absorb new information quickly

• To wholly understand a situation

Which sentence uses "irrelevant" correctly?

• The teacher asked the students to absorb the irrelevant details.

• His comments were irrelevant to the topic of discussion.

• She was wholly irrelevant in her approach to the problem.

• The irrelevant noise helped him immerse in his studies.

Analyze the meaning of "wholly" in the following sentence: "She was wholly committed to her studies."

• Partially

• Entirely

• Disoriented

• Irrelevant

Create a sentence using the word "absorb."

• The sponge was able to absorb all the water on the table.

• The irrelevant noise absorbed the room.

• He was disoriented by the absorbent details.

• She wholly absorbed the irrelevant information.

Which of the following is a synonym for "disorient"?

• Confuse

• Absorb

• Immerse

• Wholly

Use "immerse" in a sentence that shows its meaning clearly.

• The irrelevant details immersed the report.

• He immersed himself in the video game for hours.

• She was wholly immersed by the disorienting noise.

• The sponge immersed the water quickly.