Vocabulary Quizs

Common-sense

• Based on good judgment and practicality.

• A type of scientific reasoning.

• An opinion based on personal feelings.

• A method of solving complex mathematical problems.

Nursery

• A place for caring for young children or growing plants.

• A type of school for older children.

• A facility for training pets.

• A garden for growing vegetables.

Decimated

• Greatly reduced or destroyed.

• Increased significantly in number.

• Completely unaffected or untouched.

• Transformed into a different state.

Transparency

• Openness and honesty, especially in communication. The company values transparency with customers.

• A measure of how clear a product is in terms of its features.

• The ability to see through an object or material.

• A financial term related to the clarity of financial statements.

Consignees

• People or parties who receive goods. The shipping label listed the consignees clearly.

• Individuals responsible for shipping goods to customers.

• Companies that manufacture products for distribution.

• Transporters who deliver goods to various locations.

Sensationalism

• A style of reporting that focuses on facts and data.

• Exaggerated reporting to grab attention. The article used sensationalism to go viral.

• A method of storytelling that avoids emotional appeal.

• A technique used to promote scientific research.

Tumultuous

• Full of confusion or emotional disturbance.

• Calm and peaceful.

• Orderly and structured.

• Joyful and celebratory.

Democracy

• A system where people vote to govern.

• A form of government where one person has absolute power.

• A political system where citizens have no rights.

• A type of government that is ruled by military force.

Salvation

• A path to financial success

• Saving or being saved from harm or difficulty

• A method of physical exercise

• A type of religious ritual

Endorse

• Publicly support or approve.

• To criticize or oppose.

• To remain neutral in a decision.

• To withdraw support or approval.