Vocabulary Workshop Lesson 9 Quiz

Which form of the word "convict" is a noun?

• Conviction

• Convicted

• Convicting

• Convictable

Which form of the word "discipline" is an adjective?

• Disciplinarian

• Disciplinary

• Disciplined

• Disciplination

Which sentence best demonstrates the difference between "nourish" and "nourishment"?

• She made sure to nourish the plants daily, and their nourishment helped them thrive.

• His nourishment was full of vitamins, so he needed to nourish his health.

• They nourishment their bodies with healthy food to nourish their minds.

• The chef nourished the ingredients, making the nourishful meal.

What is the verb form of "provision"?

• Provisional

• Provide

• Provisions

• Provisionary

A convict is:

• Someone who has been found guilty of a crime

• A person who helps others in need

• A judge in a courtroom

• A lawyer defending a client

Discipline as a personal skill means:

• The ability to control one's actions and behavior

• A type of physical punishment

• A lack of focus or self-control

• A quick decision without thought

Discipline as a form of punishment means:

• A way to reward someone for good behavior

• A method of correcting or punishing bad behavior

• A fun and entertaining activity

• A skill used for self-improvement

A dungeon is:

• A bright and comfortable room

• A dark underground prison

• A type of castle for royalty

• A marketplace for traders

Someone who is earnest is:

• Playful and joking

• Serious and sincere

• Unconcerned about details

• Careless and untruthful

To enclose something means to:

• Leave it open

• Trap it inside a space

• Release it freely

• Destroy it completely