Vocabulary Quizs

Acknowledge (verb)

• to ignore the rights, authority, or quality of something or someone

• to recognize the rights, authority, or quality of something or someone; recognize something as genuine or valid

• to deny the existence of something or someone

• to accept something without question

Persistent (adjective)

• existing for a long or longer than usual time or continuously often without change

• temporary and short-lived

• frequently changing or varying

• uncommon and rare

Fatigue (noun)

• labor; weariness or exhaustion from labor, exertion, or stress.

• a state of high energy and alertness.

• a feeling of happiness and contentment.

• a condition of being overly excited or stimulated.

Gratifying (adjective)

• giving pleasure or satisfaction; pleasing

• causing distress or discomfort

• inducing confusion or uncertainty

• resulting in disappointment or dissatisfaction

Notable (adjective)

• worthy of note; remarkable, distinguished, or prominent

• ordinary; unremarkable

• common; average

• insignificant; trivial

Maturity (adjective)

• the quality of being immature and reckless

• the quality of state of being slow, careful and considerate in conduct; having fully developed

• the state of being overly cautious and hesitant

• the quality of being spontaneous and carefree

Attribute (noun)

• quality, character, or characteristic ascribed to someone or something

• a type of measurement used in statistics

• a physical object or item

• a method of communication

Inspire (verb)

• to discourage; to demotivate

• to spur on; enliven, animate, or motivate

• to confuse; to bewilder

• to ignore; to neglect

Nonfiction narrative (noun)

• genre or style of writing that a real-life story combined with the art of storytelling

• a fictional story that includes imaginary characters and events

• a type of poetry that expresses personal feelings and thoughts

• a dramatic work intended for performance by actors

Wearily (adverb)

• exhausted in strength, endurance, vigor, or freshness

• filled with energy and enthusiasm

• in a cheerful and lively manner

• with great speed and agility