Vocabulary Quizs

thrive

• When something is successful and strong. Example: Some plants manage to grow and thrive even in snow.

• When something is weak and fails to grow.

• When something is stagnant and shows no progress.

• When something is harmful and destructive.

agricultural

• Something that has to do with farms or farming.

• A term related to urban development.

• A concept associated with technology and innovation.

• A style of cooking that emphasizes local ingredients.

unexpected

• Something planned and anticipated.

• Something not planned for or predicted.

• Something that happens regularly.

• Something that is easily predictable.

probable

• Something that is unlikely to happen or be true.

• Something that is likely to happen or be true.

• A term used to describe a certain outcome.

• An event that has already occurred.

widespread

• Affecting a small area or few people.

• Happening over a large area or affecting many people.

• Only occurring in specific locations.

• Limited to a particular group or region.

declined

• Something that grows stronger or larger in number.

• Something that remains the same in number.

• Something that grows weaker or smaller in number.

• Something that increases in value.

identify

• To tell exactly what something is.

• To guess the nature of something.

• To describe something vaguely.

• To ignore the characteristics of something.

disorder

• A type of food

• A sickness or ailment

• A method of treatment

• A type of exercise